Though Evans had developed a varied career, he was undoubtedly best known as Timmy, the living doll sidekick of Harmony's resident witch Tabitha (Juliet Mills), on the campy, cult-inspiring daytime drama "Passions" (NBC, 1999- ) The supernatural and often silly series won a host of fans, most of whom were drawn in by Evans' portrayal of the Pinocchio-like pipsqueak who indulges Tabitha's dress-up desires and gets into heaps of trouble by her side, only to turn into an eerily life-like doll when in the presence of mere mortals. Timmy's adorably compact size, his insistence on speaking in the third person and his cravings for the perfect "martimmy" (shaken not stirred) set him apart from any other contemporary television character, and Evans used the written wackiness, his sense of humor and his talent to his advantage. He and Mills, both of whom could miraculously spout the most ludicrous lines with a straight face, emerged as a comedy duo for the new millennium, stealing every scene they were in, and winning countless loyal fans.