His role in Smallville marked the first time that an actor portrayed Aquaman in an officially licensed live-action production. His "Smallville" co-star, Justin Hartley, has since portrayed Aquaman in an unaired pilot of the same name. Ritchson reprised his role as Aquaman for a cameo appearance in the animated film: "", and the final season of "Smallville". In 2009, he appeared on a third-season episode of Starz's "Head Case" in which he played a male stripper. Ritchson also made an appearance on "", in which he played a dead victim in episode 19 of season 8. In 2011, he appeared in an episode of season 3 of "90210" as a love interest for main character Teddy Montgomery (Trevor Donovan). In 2010, he started playing the main role of Thad Castle, the captain of a college football team, in Spike TV's "Blue Mountain State". He stayed on the show until it was cancelled after its third season in February 2012. He also appeared in number of television shows, including Hawaii Five-0. In 2015, Ritchson became a regular on the NBC variety show "I Can Do That" (based on Israeli variety show) alongside Nicole Scherzinger, Ciara, Joe Jonas, Cheryl Burke and Jeff Dye, and hosted by Marlon Wayans. In 2016, he appeared in "Nosedive", an episode of the anthology series "Black Mirror". In 2017, he played the main character in the Syfy series "Blood Drive". In 2018, Ritchson played the recurring role of Hank Hall / Hawk in the DC Universe series "Titans". He was promoted to a series regular for the second season, which premiered in 2019. Movie credits include a role in the 2006 film "The Butcher", as well as a minor role in 2009's "Fired Up!" In 2007, director Robert Zemeckis used Ritchson for his facial image, physique and movement for actor Ray Winstone of the title character of "Beowulf". Ritchson portrayed Gloss, a tribute in the 75th Hunger Games, in "" (2013). Ritchson also portrayed Raphael in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", a reboot to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film series after the four previous films. He returned to his role as Thad Castle in the Blue Mountain State movie, "". Ritchson co-starred in Rooster Teeth Production's first feature-length movie—the science fiction comedy "Lazer Team" in January 2016.