Jessica Collins TV Schedule
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Jessica Collins on TV This Week
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Wed 16
Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Wrongful Life — Jessica Collins
Goren and Eames suspect that a young urban adventurer was murdered after he unlawfully obtained medical records that could have been used in a "wrongful life" lawsuit involving a child born with spina bifida.
Air Time & Details for Jessica Collins, Wed 16, 9:00 pm -
Fri 18
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation: Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda — Jessica Collins
A mother is shot to death and her daughter is wounded in their home, and the crimes may be linked to an unsolved 12-year-old murder case in which the victim's husband was the chief suspect. Meanwhile, Grissom testifies at the transfer hearing of Natalie Davis, the so-called Miniature Killer, to determine if she should remain in a criminal psychiatric facility or go to prison; and Nick investigates the deaths of two teens in a car wreck that may have been anything but accidental.
Air Time & Details for Jessica Collins, Fri 18, 2:00 pm -
Mon 21
Star Trek: Voyager: Before and After — Jessica Collins
Kes awakens to find herself as an old woman on her deathbed, but then discovers she is moving back through her life, seemingly to a point before her birth.
Air Time & Details for Jessica Collins, Mon 21, 11:00 pm -
Tue 22
Two and a Half Men: Walnuts and Demerol — Jessica Collins
On Christmas Eve, Charlie's lusty plans for his date are thwarted by guests who keep stopping by, especially Evelyn, who is determined to keep them apart for some unexplained reason.
Air Time & Details for Jessica Collins, Tue 22, 12:00 am -
Tue 22
Two and a Half Men: Walnuts and Demerol — Jessica Collins
On Christmas Eve, Charlie's lusty plans for his date are thwarted by guests who keep stopping by, especially Evelyn, who is determined to keep them apart for some unexplained reason.
Air Time & Details for Jessica Collins, Tue 22, 1:30 am -
Tue 22
Two and a Half Men: Walnuts and Demerol — Jessica Collins
On Christmas Eve, Charlie's lusty plans for his date are thwarted by guests who keep stopping by, especially Evelyn, who is determined to keep them apart for some unexplained reason.
Air Time & Details for Jessica Collins, Tue 22, 2:30 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Jessica Collins
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Blonde, bewitching American actress Jessica Collins built a career for herself in diverse films of astonishingly variable quality -- from the highs of Catch Me If You Can to the lows of Dirty Love. She also maintained a steady output from the mid-'90s into the new millennium. Born in 1971, in Schenectady, NY, Collins attended London's Royal National Theatre Studio and the Howard Fine Acting Studio in L.A. prior to landing her first significant break, as Dinah Lee Mayberry on the daytime soap opera Loving.
Collins segued from this popular role into a series of movie parts. She began with the direct-to-video exploitationers Leprechaun 4: In Space (1996) and Best of the Best: Without Warning (1998), then broke straight through to A-listers with a small turn as Peggy in Steven Spielberg's seriocomic biopic Catch Me If You Can. Shortly thereafter, Collins returned to her first love (and greatest success) -- television -- appearing in a handful of episodes of the music-themed '60s drama American Dreams as Colleen.
She followed that up with a supporting turn as Meredith, the drug-addled sister of telepathic Tru Davies (Eliza Dushku), on the popular series Tru Calling (2003). This scored with the public (and made viewers sit up and notice Collins); unfortunately, she scraped the low of lows the following year by appearing in the badly received, misogynistic Jenny McCarthy comedy Dirty Love (2004), which reportedly elicited howls at Sundance and did absolutely nothing for Collins' career -- fortunately, hers constituted a small part. Not long after teaming up with the gifted Susan Seidelman on her 2004 prostitution-themed dramedy The Ranch, Collins returned to television once again, with a supporting role on the short-lived prime-time drama series Big Shots (2007).