Sara Rue

 Sara Rue, an American actress from the United States. Her appearances on Popular as Carmen Ferrara, Claude Casey as Claude Casey, on Less than Perfect and as the Attorney General on Idiocracy are among her most memorable. She was the host of the reality show Shedding for the Wedding on The CW in 2011. She appeared in the show Rules of Engagement as Brenda who was a softball teammate and close friend of Jeff Bingham. She was an ABC sitcom regular Malibu Country as Kim, and was part of the main cast of Impastor, a TV Land comedy series Impastor. The role she played in the role of Olivia Caliban on the second season of A Series of Unfortunate Events is famous. She also appeared on the show comedy Grand before moving to different projects, such as Phenom, Minor Adjustments, Zoe, Duncan and Jack & Jane, ER, The Division, Popular, and Popular. She played Claude Casey, the main character in the sitcom ABC's Less than Perfect from 2002 until the year 2006. She was in a variety of films, including A Map of the World and Can't Hardly Wait. In the film adaptation by Gore Verbinski of The Ring, she was also a babysitter. Director Michael Bay was so impressed by her performance that she was inspired to write an appearance in Pearl Harbor. Rue played the role of the Attorney General in the Mike Judge film Idiocracy (2006). Rue was the main character in Little Egypt, a stage musical that she performed alongside Jenny O'Hara, Gregg Henry and French Stewart at the Matrix Theatre, Los Angeles. The youngest of Berta's children, she was a guest on Two and a Half Men. In three seasons, she played Leonard Hofstadter's girlfriend . She also was Dr. Stephanie Barnett on CBS's sitcom The Big Bang Theory. On the 17th of November in 2008 she made her debut appearance on the show. Rue made her debut appearance on the show in 2009, with the movies Man Maid, and For Christ's Sake. She was a part of the 2009 series, short-lived Eastwick that was based on the Witches of Eastwick's book and film, she played a role in the 2009 film For Christ's Sake.