Erinn Hayes
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 Hayes at the San Diego Comic-Con International in July 2011. |
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| Born | Erinn Carter May 25, 1976 San Francisco, California, U.S. |
Erinn Hayes (born May 25, 1976) is an American actress from San Francisco, California, known for her role as Melanie Clayton on the CBS comedy series Worst Week. She also played the roles of Alison McKellar in the 2007 Fox sitcom The Winner and Lola Spratt on comedy series Childrens Hospital.
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[edit] Career
Hayes played Alison on the television show The Winner, created by Ricky Blitt. On May 16, 2007, the series was officially cancelled.[1]
She played the role of Melanie Clayton on the CBS comedy series Worst Week. The series was an Americanized version of the British comedy The Worst Week of My Life. In the 2008-2009 television season, the show aired Monday nights at 9:30 PM ET on CBS following Two and a Half Men. Hayes also appeared as chef Becky Sharp on FOX's short-lived Kitchen Confidential.
[edit] Personal life
She and her husband, construction supervisor Jack Hayes, have a daughter, Maggie. They welcomed their second daughter, Lilah Grace, on April 29, 2009.[1]
[edit] Other Television Work
- Childrens Hospital - Lola Spratt
- Grey's Anatomy - I Saw what I Saw (Burn victim Cathy Becker) [2]
- Family Guy - "The Former Life of Brian" (Jared's Mom)
- Eve - "'Twas The Fight Before Christmas" (Fiona)
- Kitchen Confidential - (four episodes) (Becky)
- Modern Men - "The Homewrecker" (Barbara)
- Unhitched - "Pole-Dancing Toddler" (Pam)
- CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - Episode 4.12 Butterflied (Debbie Marlin)
- Eyes - "Innocence" (Gayle)
- Shark - "Teacher's Pet" (Ellie Davis)
- Will & Grace - "The Newlydreads" (Alex)
- Hawthorne - "Mother's Day"
- Parenthood - "Man Versus Possum" "The Deep End of the Pool" (Racquel)
- Royal Pains - "Keeping the Faith" (Faith Green)
- Desperate Housewives - "And Lots of Security"
- Two and a Half Men - "The immortal Mr. Billy Joel"
[edit] Film
- Final Stab (Erinn Carter) 2001
[edit] External links
[edit] References
- ^ Worst Week Star Erinn Hayes is Expecting People.com, January 6, 2009
- ^ http://www.sidereel.com/_post/172712
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