Judy Reyes

According to "Scrubs" writer Bill Lawrence, Judy and co-star Donald Faison are the only two members of the "Scrubs" cast who can actually dance.

In late September 2006, Judy accidentally fell in her home and fractured her pelvis. She continued her work on "Scrubs" and, in one episode, she can be seen using a cane. This was due to her injury.

She starred in an independent film entitled "Went to Coney Island on a Mission from God, Be Back at Five."

In the musical episode of "Scrubs," Judy sits throughout the song "Gonna Miss You, Carla" because of her hip injury.

On Feburary 23, 2007, Judy received the NHMC Impact Award for Outstanding Performance in a Comedy Televison Series for her work on "Scrubs." Donald Faison, who plays her husband on the show, presented the award.

Judy has a dog named Chulo.

Judy has served as an actor and producer in numerous productions for the Labyrinth Theather Company for over 10 years.

It's already been noted that Judy helped found the Labyrinth Theater Company. What wasn't mentioned is that she co-founded it with well-known actors Sam Rockwell and Philip Seymour Hoffman.

She made her televison debut with a guest appearance on "Law and Order" in 1992.

She acted in "Taino," a short film, and she co-produced it with her husband.

In 2006, Judy joined the cast of Neil LaBute's off-Broadway play entitled "Some Girl(s)."

In 2005, Judy was nominated for an Imagen Award for her work on "Scrubs" (category: Best Actress - Television).

Judy has been nominated for two ALMA Awards for her work in "Scrubs" (category: Outstanding Actress in a Television Series). She won the award in 2006.

Her made-for-television movies include "John Sanford's Mind Prey" (co-starring Eriq La Salle) and "The Prosecutors."

During production of "Scrubs," Judy resides in Los Angeles.

In 2006, Judy starred alongside Doris Roberts in "Our House," a Hallmark original movie.

She landed her first major acting role in "Jack and His Friends," an independent film, in 1992.

While starring in Scrubs, Judy appeared in 2 public service announcements for NBC's The More You Know. Her topics were internet safety and prejudice.

Reyes had a bit role in 'It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie' (2002). She played herself.

Reyes is credited as the producer of 'Glow Ropes: The Rise and Fall of a Bar Mitzvah Emcee' (2005) and executive producer of 'Moment to Moment' (2003)

Her first major film role was in Jack and His Friends opposite Sam Rockwell.

She has been in NYPD Blue along with three other Scrubs cast members : Neil Flynn, Sam Llyod and Ken Jenkins.

Fraternal twin sister of Joselin Reyes.

Sister of Fidias Reyes.

One of four daughters, three of whom are actors.

She became interested in acting while attending Hunter College in Manhattan, New York. She is a founding member of the Labyrinth Theatre Company, a multi-cultural acting space in Manhattan.

Judy's chinese astrological sign is Monkey.

Judy's astrological sign is Scorpio.

Judy Reyes lives in New York with her husband, writer/director Edwin M. Figueroa.