Since her appearance as Siena in “The Face Painter” episode of Seinfeld in 1996, native New Yorker Katy Selverstone has been a regular on television, working the circuit of primetime series with flair. Before Seinfeld was a recurring role as Susie on the daytime soap Loving in 1994, and post-Jerry, she earned the role of Lisa Robbins, Drew’s girlfriend The Drew Carey Show from 1995-1996. After that, she had spots on C-16: FBI as Valerie Tull in 1997; as Leslie Weiss in L.A. Doctors, Susan in Cupid, and Roxanne in Holding the Babyin 1998; Pam the Bride in Dawson's Creek in 1999; Emily Shore in Law & Order: SVU, and Patty Roland in Strong Medicine in 2000; and Abby in Grounded For Life, Pamela Merriweather in It’s Like, You Know…, and Christy in Emeril in 2001. In 2002, Katy took a break from the little screen to hit the big screen, stealing the part of Younger Caro (to Maggie Smith’s older Caro) in Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood, where she modeled retro undergarments with great style and a lot of skin. She also starred in Indie darling The Politics of Fur playing the lead role of Una, a big-shot L.A. music producer living with a pet baby tiger. Still hellbent on conquering as many series as possible, Katy returned to TV for more walk-on roles in NYPD Blue, The Alan Brady Show, Nip/Tuck, The Handler, CSI, The L Word, CSI: Miami, The Closer, The Ghost Whisperer, Medium, Without a Trace, Twenty Good Years, and the mini-series The Path to 9/11 as Nancy Floyd, all between 2003 and 2006. In 2010, the dishy doll returned to the world of daytime drama, earning the spot of Francoise Pacaud on As the World Turns for multiple episodes. As Mr. Skin sees it, the world turns mighty fine with Katy in it.
