Jenica Bergere

Last updated July 28, 2024

Jenica Bergere is an American actress known for her roles in Trophy Wife, Bosch, The Drew Carey Show , The Faculty, and others.^[1]^[2]^[3] Bergere has also appeared in the films Safety Not Guaranteed , And Then There Was Eve , Psycho Beach Party , and others.^[4]^[5]

Filmography

Film


Year	Title	Role
1996	White Lipstick	Toni Gillette
1999	Splendor	Model #1
1999	Love Happens	Amy
2000	Psycho Beach Party	Cookie
2000	Dancing in September	Writer One
2001	Rat Race	Hotel Clerk
2001	I Shaved My Legs for This	Blythe
2005	Yours, Mine & Ours	Claudia
2006	Forgiving the Franklins	Christian Parent's Association Woman
2007	If I Had Known I Was a Genius	Bitchy Young Woman
2007	Live!	Southern Accent Pitcher
2008	Superhero Movie	"Mr. Landers!"
2010	Barry Munday	Janice (Midwife)
2011	Balls to the Wall	Candy Lane
2011	Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer	Rocky's Mom
2011	Coming & Going	Mrs. Jensen
2012	Safety Not Guaranteed	Liz
2012	The Babymakers	Officer Kanani
2012	Knife Fight	Molly
2012	Least Among Saints	Jeremy's Mom
2012	Love or Whatever	Melissa
2012	Chasing Mavericks	Zeuf
2012	The Motel Life	Polly Flynn
2012	Shadow Witness	Nancy Hodel
2013	A Single Shot	Colette
2013	Screwed	Meredith
2014	Supremacy	Gerardi
2014	All Stars	Jenica Harmon
2015	Come Simi	Jenica
2016	Losing in Love	Sandy
2016	Tattoo You	Tammy
2016	Love Is All You Need?	Karen Curtis
2016	Mr. Church	Nurse
2017	Swing State	Sheila Browning
2017	Quality Problems	Paula
2017	And Then There Was Eve	Robyn
2017	This Is Meg	Ruby
2018	Gloria Bell	Laughing Instructor
2018	Good Girls Get High	Linda
2018	Ralph Breaks the Internet	Additional voices
2021	The Starling	Pastor Veronica

Television

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1996	The Faculty	Amanda Duvall	13 episodes
1996–1997	Ink	Donna French	22 episodes
1997	The Larry Sanders Show	Jessica	Episode: "Pain Equals Funny"
1997	Men Behaving Badly	Katie	12 episodes
1998	Caroline in the City	Kristin	Episode: "Caroline and the Quiz Show"
1998	Seinfeld	Leslie	Episode: "The Puerto Rican Day"
1998	Conrad Bloom	Nina Bloom	Episode: "Pilot"
1998	Malcolm & Eddie	Natalie	Episode: "Silenced Partner"
1998–1999	The Drew Carey Show	Sharon Bridges	12 episodes
1999	Road Rage	Nina	Television film
2000	The Expendables	Sue	Television film
2000	Felicity	Patty	Episode: "A Good Egg"
2001	Ally McBeal	Jessica Pipp	Episode: "Mr. Bo"
2001	Stranger Inside	Teresa	Television film
2001	Nikki	Beth	3 episodes
2001	On the Edge	Sally	Television film
2002	Becker	Connie	Episode: "Talking Points"
2002	They Shoot Divas, Don't They?	Maggie	Television film
2002	3-South	Various	Episode: "The Freshmen"
2002	The King of Queens	Elly	Episode: "Connect Four"
2002	Touched by an Angel	Hannah	Episode: "Remembering Me: Part 2"
2004	Medical Investigation	Renee	Episode: "Coming Home"
2005	Inconceivable	Anita	Episode: "To Surrogate, with Love"
2005	Crazy	Jessica	Television film
2006	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	Concierge	Episode: "Poppin' Tags"
2006	Windfall	Judy	Episode: "Truth Be Told"
2007	Without a Trace	Roxi	Episode: "Where and Why"
2007	Union Jackass	Elizabeth	Episode: "Pilot"
2009	Dollhouse	Jessie	Episode: "Echoes"
2009	Wizards of Waverly Place	Mother Nature	Episode: "Don't Rain on Justin's Parade - Earth"
2009	Raising the Bar	Lead Hockey Mom	Episode: "Hair Apparent"
2009	Saving Grace	Mary Jones	Episode: "Popcorn"
2009, 2011	Modern Family	Janet / Soccer Mom	Episodes: "Pilot"; "Phil on Wire"
2010	Bones	Officer Becky Conway	Episode: "The Death of the Queen Bee"
2011	Friends with Benefits	Mary Resnick	Episode: "The Benefit of the Mute Button"
2013	The Mentalist	Holly Preston	Episode: "The Red Barn"
2013	You and Your Fucking Coffee	Karen	Episode: "Houseguest"
2013–2014	Trophy Wife	Helene	4 episodes
2015	Bosch	Sheila Delacroix	4 episodes
2015–2016	Shameless	Lisa	6 episodes
2016	Teachers	Rita	Episode: "Sex Ed"
2018	Alexa & Katie	Coach Winters	3 episodes
2019	Grey's Anatomy	Dr. Kimberly Thompson	Episode: "I Walk The Line"
2019	9-1-1	Nina	Episode: "Ocean's 9-1-1"
2019	The Conners	Officer Sharpe	Episode: "Lanford, Toilet of Sin"
2021	Calls	Mom	Episode: "Mom"
2021	Mr. Corman	Doctor's Office Receptionist	Episode: "Don't Panic"
2021	Immoral Compass	Karen	Episode: "Part 5: Hypocrisy"

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↑ Society), SPS (Sitcom Preservation (2021-04-11). Seinfeld Ultimate Episode Guide. Praetorian Publishing. ISBN 978-1-4944-0595-3.
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[1] Dalton, Mary M.; Linder, Laura R. (2008). Teacher TV: Sixty Years of Teachers on Television. Peter Lang. ISBN 978-0-8204-9715-0.

[2] Society), SPS (Sitcom Preservation (2021-04-11). Seinfeld Ultimate Episode Guide. Praetorian Publishing. ISBN 978-1-4944-0595-3.

[3] O'Connor, John J. (1996-11-11). "A Sitcom Family Confronts Marijuana". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331 . Retrieved 2022-09-27.

[4] Holden, Stephen (2012-06-07). "Looking for Themselves in Fading Dreams From the Past and Present". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331 . Retrieved 2022-09-27.

[5] Holden, Stephen (2000-08-04). "FILM REVIEW; A Play That Long Wanted to Be a Movie". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331 . Retrieved 2022-09-27.

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