Viola Davis - Television

Television

Year Title Role Notes
1996 NYPD Blue Woman Episode: "Moby Greg"
New York Undercover Mrs. Stapleton Episode: "Smack is Back"
1998 Pentagon Wars, TheThe Pentagon Wars Platoon Sgt. Fanning
Grace & Glorie Rosemary Allbright
2000 Judging Amy Celeste Episode: "Blast from the Past"
City of Angels Nurse Lynnette Peeler 19 episodes
2001 Amy & Isabelle Dottie
Providence Dr. Eleanor Weiss Episode: "You Can Count On Me"
Guardian, TheThe Guardian Attorney Suzanna Clemons Episode: "The Men from the Boys"
Third Watch Margo Rodriguez Episode: "Act Brave"
2002 Father Lefty
Law & Order: Criminal Intent Terry Randolph Episode: "Badge"
Division, TheThe Division Dr. Georgia Davis Episode: "Remembrance"
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Attorney Campbell Episode: "The Execution of Catherine Willows"
2003 Hack Stevie Morgan Episode: "Third Strike"
Practice, TheThe Practice Aisha Crenshaw Episode: "We the People"
2004 Century City Hannah Crane 9 episodes
2005 Jesse Stone: Stone Cold Molly Crane
Threshold Victoria Rossi Episode: "Shock"
2006 Jesse Stone: Night Passage Molly Crane
Jesse Stone: Death in Paradise Molly Crane
Without a Trace Audrey Williams Episode: "White Balance"
Life Is Not a Fairytale: The Fantasia Barrino Story Diane Barrino
2007 Fort Pit
Jesse Stone: Sea Change Molly Crane
Traveler Agent Jan Marlow 8 episodes
2008 Brothers & Sisters Ellen Snyder Episode: "Double Negative"
Andromeda Strain, TheThe Andromeda Strain Dr. Charlene Barton
2003–08 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Donna Emmett 7 episodes from 2003 until 2008
2009 United States of Tara Lynda P Frazier Nominated — NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series

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