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Mon 21
The District: This Too Shall Pass — Melinda McGraw
The body of a local reporter is found in an abandoned building and the evidence seems to point to a wheelchair-bound paraplegic as the killer. Also: Mannion's daughter graduates from the police academy. Sherry: Jean Smart. Beth: Chad Morgan. Alvarez: William Turner. Lincoln: Clifford Reed. Victoria: Melinda McGraw. Lake: Robert Noble. Hartman: Brian Watt. Pete: Billy Mott.
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Mon 21
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Miscarriage of Justice — Melinda McGraw
Ray testifies at the murder trial of a respected congressman who is suspected of gunning down his lover, an exotic dancer. But when the congressman's aide commits suicide and leaves behind a note claiming he shot the victim, it puts the case in jeopardy and forces the CSIs to reopen the investigation.
Air Time & Details for Melinda McGraw, Mon 21, 6:00 pm
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Biography
About Melinda McGraw
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Was born in Cyprus, but grew up in Massachusetts. Got an early acting start in the Boston Children's Theatre. Attended the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London.
First TV appearance was a guest role in the 1988 British police drama Rockliffe's Babies. She also had roles in The X-Files (as Scully's sister) and The Commish. Is best known for recurring roles in Desperate Housewives, The West Wing and, memorably, as an edgy, cynical and manipulative wife of a comic on the acclaimed drama Mad Men.
Is certified in stage combat by the British Society of Fight Directors. Plays the saxophone. Played Commissioner Gordon's wife in the hit film The Dark Knight in 2008.
(Nathan Gamble played her son in the film, and was again cast as her son in the short-lived 2009 sitcom Hank.) In 2009, wrote an essay about the premature birth of her daughter for the book Note to Self: 30 Women on Hardship, Humiliation, Heartbreak, and Overcoming It All.