Heather McComb - Television Appearances

Television Appearances

  • Alien Nation (1990) as Cindy (one episode)
  • The Outsiders (1990) (TV series) as Belinda Jenkins (eight episodes)
  • thirtysomething (1990) as Melodie Klein (one episode)
  • Midnight Caller (1991) (one episode)
  • Who's the Boss? (1991) as Patricia (one episode)
  • The Wonder Years (1991) as Cindy (one episode)
  • "Due South" (1994) as Celine (one episode)
  • Grace Under Fire (1994) as Julie Shirley (one episode)
  • Sirens (1994) as Laura Downey (one episode)
  • Chicago Hope (1995) as Melissa Connell (one episode)
  • The X-Files (1995) as Shannon Ausbury (one episode)
  • Weird Science (1995) as Tori (one episode)
  • No One Would Tell (1996) (TVM) as Nikki
  • Cracker (1997) as Dee Dee Wilder (one episode)
  • Millennium (1997) as Maddie Haskell (one episode)
  • Profiler (1997–1998) as Francis Malone (17 episodes)
  • Party of Five (1998–1999) as Maggie (11 episodes)
  • CSI: Miami (2002) as Ginny Taylor (one episode)
  • Crossing Jordan (2005) as Kate (one episode)
  • CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2005) as Annabelle Frost (one episode)
  • Killer Instinct (2005) as Sarah Miller (one episode)
  • CSI: NY (2005) as Heather Dawson (one episode)
  • Shark (2006) as Janet Butler (one episode)
  • Without A Trace (2006) as Megan Sullivan (one episode)
  • Prison Break (2008) as Rita Morgan (4 episodes)
  • The Event (2010) as FBI Agent Angela Collier (recurring role)
  • House (2011) as Theresa (one episode)

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