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Sat 25
Murphy Brown: The Bitch's Back — Loretta Devine
Murphy's bad temper is back and worse than ever when a slipped disc puts her in the hospital.
Air Time & Details for Loretta Devine, Sat 25, 1:30 am -
Sun 26
The Game: There's No Place Like Home — Loretta Devine
Melanie goes home to Connecticut to spend Christmas with her parents, while Derwin stays in San Diego, where he anxiously waits to see if the Sabers will make the playoffs. Meanwhile, Malik worries the team will discover he has an obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Air Time & Details for Loretta Devine, Sun 26, 1:00 am -
Mon 27
Everybody Hates Chris: Everybody Hates Funerals — Loretta Devine
Rochelle's father (Jimmie Walker) visits, but he dies of a heart attack while eating dinner. Rochelle then has to help her controlling mother with the funeral arrangements.
Air Time & Details for Loretta Devine, Mon 27, 11:30 am -
Sat 1
Class Act — Loretta Devine
Two high-school students---a nerd and a bully---are mistaken for each other.
Air Time & Details for Loretta Devine, Sat 1, 1:30 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Loretta Devine
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Born in Houston in 1949, actress Loretta Devine rose to fame on-stage in the original Broadway production of Dreamgirls before parlaying her acclaim into a career in film and television. Her first major onscreen role came in 1987, when she was cast as a resident advisor on the Cosby Show-spin-off A Different World. Though she left the series after the first season, it was far from her final gig as a TV series regular.
Throughout the early '90s, Devine appeared in small supporting roles in features films such as Class Act and Amos & Andrew as well as a number of TV guest spots on shows ranging from Roc to Picket Fences. In 1995, Devine's career was given a shot in the arm when she was cast as one of the leads in Waiting to Exhale, an ensemble film that proved to be a success with both critics and audiences. More supporting work followed, and in 2000 she was cast as a lead on David E.
Kelley's Fox drama Boston Public, a show that would go on to be nominated for multiple Emmys over the course of its four seasons on the air.
Devine's career came full-circle in 2006 when she was cast in a small role in the film adaptation of Dreamgirls, the stage musical that launched her career. The following year, she was cast as a regular on ABC's supernatural legal drama Eli Stone.
In 2010 she appeared in the American remake of Death at a Funeral, the comedy Lottery Ticket, and Tyler Perry's ambitious For Colored Girls. In 2011 she appeared in Tyler Perry's Madea's Big Happy Family, and the next year she had a role on the TV series The Client List.