Beth Littleford
Beth Littleford won widespread notoriety during her four years on ""The Daily Show"" as its first female correspondent. She also hosted several of her own half hour spinoffs for Comedy Central, ""The Beth Littleford Interview Specials"". She spent 2 seasons on ""Spin City"" (the show responsible for her move to LA and away from ""The Daily Show"".) Since moving here, she has starred in several pilots, had a sitcom development deal and guest starred in many shows, including ""Frasier"", ""Joey"", ""The West Wing"", ""Boston Public"", ""Still Standing"" and ""Strong Medicine"" as well as recurring roles on ""One on One"" and ""Life with Bonnie"". In 2004, she starred in Fox's ""Method and Red"" - for which Entertainment Weekly called her ""squirmingly good. Soon to be seen in Judd Apatow's film ""Drillbit Taylor"" with Owen Wilson, her other movie roles include David E Kelley's ""Mystery, Alaska"" with Russell Crowe and PJ Hogan's ""Unconditional Love"". You may have also seen Beth in ad campaigns for IBM, Diet Pepsi, Cisco, Cheez-its, in one of her many appearances on Hollywood Squares or Politically Incorrect, or on one of VH-1s endless stream of shows in which he has to wax nostalgic about last Tuesday.
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