Talk:Laurie Metcalf

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Contents 1 Scrubs 2 Random unsigned comment 3 Under Televion Roles 4 Husband

[edit] Scrubs

I removed the line: She also appeard in Scrubs, as a paramedic named Denise. Because she was never on scrubs, the paramedic Denise was played by Molly Shannon

[edit] Random unsigned comment

I also heard that she was in a children's film based on a book called Harvey (something)'s Balloon Farm, or something like that.

[edit] Under Televion Roles

When discussing her role on Desperate Housewifes, the phrase "which her husband owns." is used when describing her character's action on the show. This is unclear. Should it read "which her character's husband owns." It seems a small thing, but I don't watch the show so I am unsure if this is a reference to a breaking of the fourth wall. Javafreek 01:55, 9 January 2007 (UTC)

I went ahead and added the work "character's" so that the phrase now reads "which her character's husband owns." Anyone who has watched those episodes please feel free to correct me Javafreek 01:59, 9 January 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Husband

Did anyone notice that the Matt Roth it links to is a football player born in 1982. They aren't the same person but I don't know how to change that. 131.156.240.89 21:30, 10 February 2007 (UTC)Jessica