Heather Locklear - Television Work

Television Work

Year Title Role
1980 CHiPs Teenager
1981 240-Robert Jean
Eight is Enough Ingrid
The Return of the Beverly Hillbillies Heather (uncredited)
Twirl Cherie Sanders
1981–1989 Dynasty Sammy Jo Carrington
1982 The Fall Guy June Edwards
Fantasy Island Lorraine Wentworth
Matt Houston Cindy McNichol
1982–1986 T.J. Hooker Officer Stacy Sheridan
1983 Tales of the Unexpected Pat Ward (Episode: "Youth from Vienna")
Hotel Miranda Harding
The Love Boat Patti Samuels
The Fall Guy Paige Connally
1984 City Killer Andrea McKnight
1988 Rock 'n' Roll Mom Darcy X
1990 Jury Duty: The Comedy Rita Burwald
Rich Men, Single Women Tori
1990–1991 Going Places Alexandra "Alex Burton
1991 Dynasty: The Reunion Sammy Jo Carrington
Her Wicked Ways Melody Shepard
1992 Batman: The Animated Series Lisa Clark (voice)
Body Language Betsy
Highway Heartbreaker Alex
Illusions Jan Sanderson
1993–1999 Melrose Place Amanda Woodward
1993 Fade to Black Victoria
1995 Texas Justice Priscilla Davis
1996 Shattered Mind Suzy/Bonnie/Ginger/Victoria/D.J.
1997 Muppets Tonight Herself (guest star)
1999–2002 Spin City Caitlin Moore
2000 King of the Hill Peggy Donovan (voice)
2002 Ally McBeal Nicole Naples
Scrubs Julie Keaton
2003 Once Around the Park Alex Wingfield
2004 Two and a Half Men Laura Lang
2004–2005 LAX Harley Random
2005 Boston Legal Kelly Nolan
2006 Women of a Certain Age Barb
2007 Angels Fall Reese Gilmore
Hannah Montana Heather Truscott
Rules of Engagement Barbara
See Jayne Run Jayne Doherty
2009–2010 Melrose Place Amanda Woodward
2011 He Loves Me Laura

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