
Brandon Scott Jones is a comedic actor and writer known for playing Captain Isaac Higgintoot on the CBS sitcom Ghosts, who takes over the role of William Clockwell in Invincible's fourth season.
Jones steps into the role of William Clockwell beginning with Invincible's fourth season, picking up the part after Andrew Rannells voiced the character across the show's first three. Clockwell remains Mark Grayson's civilian best friend and confidant outside his double life as Invincible. The recasting reflects a common approach on the series of bringing in comedic actors for its more grounded, human-scale relationships.
Jones is best known for playing Captain Isaac Higgintoot, a Revolutionary War-era ghost, on the CBS comedy Ghosts, and for portraying Donny in the Warner Bros./Netflix romantic comedy Isn't It Romantic. He has worked steadily as an actor, comedian, and writer since the early 2000s.
Brandon Scott Jones voices William Clockwell starting with Invincible's fourth season, picking up the role of Mark Grayson's civilian best friend and confidant.
Jones is best known for playing Captain Isaac Higgintoot, a Revolutionary War-era ghost, on the CBS comedy Ghosts.
Jones portrayed Donny in the Warner Bros. and Netflix romantic comedy Isn't It Romantic, part of his steady work as an actor, comedian, and writer since the early 2000s.
Andrew Rannells voiced William Clockwell across Invincible's first three seasons before Jones took over the part in season four.
Brandon Scott Jones has been active as an actor, comedian, and writer since 2003, a run that led to his Ghosts breakout and his season-four casting in Invincible.

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