Biography
She broke through in a guest starring role on an especially memorable episode of NBC's "Seinfeld", playing a relentless NYU student reporter who overhears Jerry and George in a conversation and misinterprets that they are a gay couple. Her resulting story "outing" them eventually becomes national news despite their protests. The episode was undoubtedly best known for the catchphrase "not that there's anything wrong with that", with which Jerry …
Career Milestones
| Moved to L.A. | ||
| Raised in the Washington, DC area | ||
| Starred on the doomed series "Cupid" as a psychiatrist treating a man who believes he is the titular messenger of love | ||
| Worked as a typist at the National Institute of Health | ||
1990 | Early TV credit, a guest appearance on the NBC series "True Blue" | |
1990 | Worked primarily making guest appearances on such series as "Mancuso, FBI", "The Flash" and "Grapevine" | |
1992 | Film acting debut, "Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth" | |
1992 | Had recurring roles on two ABC series: played a young divorcee on "The Wonder Years" and an art gallery owner who becomes Becca's rival for painter Jesse's affections on "Life Goes On" | |
1993 | Appeared in the CBS drama "Nurses on the Line: The Crash of Flight 7" | |
1993 | Gave breakthrough performance on a memorable episode of "Seinfeld" (NBC) playing an NYU student reporter who overhears a conversation between Jerry and George and misinterprets that they are a gay couple | |
1993 | Was featured in the horror sequel "Warlock: The Armageddon" | |
1993 | Was featured in the supernatural action movie "Full Eclipse" (HBO) | |
1994 | Played Peter Weller's mistress in the satire "The New Age" | |
1994 | Was a regular on the short-lived sitcom "Wild Oats" (Fox), playing a schoolteacher rekindling a relationship with a former boyfriend | |
1995 | Acted in the Fox sci-fi TV-movie "W.E.I.R.D. World" | |
1996 | Had a recurring guest role on "Nash Bridges" (CBS) | |
1996 | Played Robert Duvall's daughter in "A Family Thing" | |
1997 | Played recurring role of a love interest for Micahel J Fox's deputy mayor in the ABC sitcom "Spin City" | |
1997 | Starred on the short-lived sitcom "Chicago Sons" | |
1997 | Was featured as the bride whose divorced parents reunite at her wedding in "That Old Feeling"; first screen collaboration with Danny Nucci | |
1998 | Appeared in the independent feature "Thursday" | |
1999 | Starred as a police detective turned P.I. in David E Kelley's "Snoops", co-starring Gina Gershon and Danny Nucci | |
2000 | Had recurring role on the NBC sitcom "The Weber Show/Cursed" | |
2002 | Played Janine Barber in the short lived series "Hidden Hills" | |
2003 | Appeared in the comedy "Cheaper by the Dozen," a remake of the 1950's movie | |