Gigi Rice

About Gigi Rice

Reynolds subsequently cast her in two installments of his ABC series, "B.L. Stryker" Rice met her husband, actor Ted McGinley, when he appeared at Reynolds' theater and the couple settled in L.A. after their marriage. Among her first credits after heading West was the ABC TV-movie "Columbo Cries Wolf" (1990). From 1991-93, she played Samantha Glick, the neighbor, in the syndicated sitcom "Harry and the Hendersons" and from 1992-93 was Lavonne Overton, would-be country warbler, in the short-lived ABC Delta Burke series, "Delta". After the quick cancellation of the latter, she was slotted as Carly, the streetwalker who worked out of the bus station, on "The John Larroquette Show" (NBC, 1993-96).

Rice has appeared in a handful of motion pictures. She made her debut in a small role in "Deadfall" (1993), directed by Chris Coppola. She was also in the Paul Reiser vehicle "Mr. Write" and a member of the extended dysfunctional family in "A Gift From Heaven" (both 1994).

Partners

Husband

Ted McGinley. Married June 21, 1991; met while Rice was studying at Burt Reynolds Theatre Institute; together they have two children;

Education

Ohio State University, Columbus , Ohio

Ohio State University, Columbus , Ohio

Burt Reynolds Theatre Institute, Jupiter , Florida

Career Milestones

Apprenticed at the Burt Reynolds Theater in Jupiter, FL

Cast as a regular on the ABC sitcom "Delta"

Played Carly on the NBC sitcom "The John Larroquette Show"

While still in high school, performed at a Cincinnati amusement park as a dancer

1989

Made professional debut in "B.J. Stryker" TV-movie (ABC), starring Burt Reynolds

1991

Was regular on syndicated "Harry and the Hendersons"

1993

Made film debut with small role in "Deadfall"

1995

Co-starred in TV-movie, "Deadly Family Secrets"

1996

Had first TV-movie starring role, "Deadly Web"

1998

Played featured role in the Fox drama "Significant Others"