In Plain Sight
Who Shot Jay Arnstein
Sunday 29 June 2008 on USA

When Jay Arnstein is put into the witness protection program he not only brings his wife but his mistress. While this doesn't set well with Mary she must keep this a secret, but once Jay is shot all the secrets start to come out.

Welcome to the TV.com Blog for Sherry Stringfield 11/11/2006 | 0 Comments

While attending the State University of New York at Purchase, Sherry roomed with Parker Posey. (edit) Sherry's return to ER in 2001 was inspired by the birth of her daughter. The experience was very moving, and made her wish she had been an obstetrician. Rather than go to med school and become a doctor, she did the next best thing; made a few phone calls to her old friends at ER and sealed a deal to play one on TV. (edit) Sherry has walked away from four high-profile acting gigs: she left her leading role as Christina "Blake" Thorpe on the soap opera Guiding Light in 1992 to travel in Europe; she left NYPD Blue in 1994 after one season because she felt her character, a Manhattan D.A. and bitter ex-wife, had run its course; she left ER in November 1996 to spend more time with her New York boyfriend; and she left ER a second time in September 2006 to pursue other roles. (edit) Sherry famously left ER in November of 1996 to move back to New York and spend more time with her boyfriend, investment banker Odell Lambroza. Ironically, they broke up the following year. (edit) Sherry married Larry Joseph in October of 1998. They divorced in January of 2006. They have two children together: daughter Phoebe, born in March 2001; and son Milo, born April 12, 2004. (edit)

Sherry Stringfield: (on portraying Dr. Susan Lewis on ER) I played the best role I've ever seen on TV or film in the last five years. It was hugely gratifying. (Entertainment Weekly, 1997) (edit) Sherry Stringfield: I don't get rattled about the big things. I get rattled when I have to pick up my laundry, get gas in the car, pick up a script. (Entertainment Weekly; December 9, 1994) (edit) Sherry Stringfield: (on quitting ER in 1996) People don't want to know that...I made my own decision as a woman to leave. It has to be I was so burnt out or in love. (edit) Sherry Stringfield: (on ER's grueling schedule) I had my electricity turned off three times because I never had time to pay my bills. It was a joke. I'm making a ton of money, and I'm walking around my apartment with flashlights. (Entertainment Weekly, 1997) (edit) Sherry Stringfield: (about quitting ER in 1996) Why does anybody want to be famous? You know what's important to me? Having lunch! Pasta! Seeing my friends! Is that so crazy? (Entertainment Weekly, 1997) (edit)

Star
Company Town Angie Amberson	ER Dr. Susan Lewis
Guiding Light Christina Blake Thrope Marler (1989 - 1992)	NYPD Blue Laura Michaels [ season 1 only ]

Recurring Role
Tell Me You Love Me Rita

Guest Star
Blue's Clues Magenta Gets Glasses Dr. Eyeleen	In Plain Sight Who Shot Jay Arnstein Marci Arnstein
Late Show with David Letterman Show #0547 Guest	Shark In Absentia Nora March
Shark Strange Bedfellows Nora March	The View February 6, 2003 Herself

Other
Tell Me You Love Me Episode 1 Sally	Tell Me You Love Me Episode 3 Rita