Sarah Chalke

Sarah Chalke is a Canadian actress known for her roles in popular television series such as “Roseanne,” “Scrubs,” and “Rick and Morty.” After securing her breakthrough role as Rebecca Conner on the acclaimed ABC sitcom ‘Roseanne’ in 1993, Sarah Chalke went on to establish a prolific career in television and film. Chalke first appeared on screen in 1992’s ‘City Boy’ before her tenure on ‘Roseanne,’ where she remained a central figure until 1997. During this period, she also expanded her filmography, co-starring in the 1994 feature ‘Ernest Goes to School’ and making appearances in the 1996 productions ‘Robin of Locksley’ and ‘Stand Against Fear.’ Following her impactful run on ‘Roseanne,’ Chalke transitioned to a starring role in the CBC Television drama ‘Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy’ from 1998 to 1999. Her next pivotal television engagement began in 2001, when she was cast as Dr.

More recently in live-action, Chalke co-starred as Kate Mularkey in the acclaimed Netflix drama series ‘Firefly Lane,’ appearing across three seasons from 2021 to 2023. Beyond her successful and extensive on-screen and voice acting career, Chalke is a dedicated advocate for breast cancer awareness, actively lending her support to important initiatives. She also serves as an ambassador for the prestigious Audrey Hepburn Children’s Foundation, utilizing her platform to champion philanthropic endeavors.