CSI: Miami
This show follows the work of Horatio Caine, a former homicide detective, and his team in Miami. They investigate murders and other crimes with the help of advanced technology. Their efforts help them save the lives of many. They also discover the motive behind the crimes. This series is a must-see for anyone who loves crime dramas and mystery.
Michelle Hurd started her acting career in 1989 with a small role in the film “Rude Awakening”. She was joined by Andreas Martin and Cliff DeYoung. After doing a few minor roles in movies, Hurd found her breakthrough in the television series “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.” She’s starred in two seasons of the show.
The eighth season of CSI: Miami was released on September 21, 2009. This season saw the addition of Adam Beach, Eddie Cibrian, and Omar Benson Miller. Christian Clemenson also joined the cast as a medical examiner. Adam Rodriguez, who played Horatio in the previous seasons, was a special guest star in eight episodes. She also appeared on CW’s “The Vampire Diaries” and appeared as a character named Tara in NBC’s “Awake” and “The Village.”
Other roles
In addition to her role in the hit comedy “ER,” actress Michelle Hurd has also been in a number of other roles. Her other credits include recurring roles in “Charmed,” “Bones,” and “Getting Away With Murder.” She also starred in several acts on Broadway.
In addition to her role as Shepherd in NBC’s Blindspot, Hurd has appeared in “Lethal Weapon” and “Blindspot.” She has also starred in the hit Starz horror comedy “Ash Vs. Evil Dead” and the Marvel series “Daredevil.” In addition to her other roles, Hurd has appeared in films alongside Catherine Keener, such as “We Don’t Belong Here,” “Daredevil,” and “Adam Hughes’s Daughter.” She is next slated to appear in Justin Simien’s “Bad Hair.”
Hurd’s career began with TV appearances in the 1990s. She was in a number of series and films, including New York Undercover (1993-1997), Players (1997), and The Cosby Mysteries (1998-2000). In 1997, she joined the cast of the Law & Order franchise. Her role as a corrupt FBI informant on an episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit caught the attention of producer Dick Wolf. In 1999, Hurd landed a starring role in Law & Order: Special Victims. She portrayed detective Monique Jeffries on the show.
Broadway credits
Michelle Hurd has an impressive resume of stage, film, and television roles. Her Broadway debut was in 1996 in the hit play Getting Away with Murder. She has also appeared in Hamlet and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. In addition to stage, Hurd has made numerous guest appearances on television shows, including “Law & Order” and “Chicago.”
In addition to her Broadway credits, Hurd has acted in films and television shows, including Charmed, According to Jim, Shark, and Bones. She was also an actor on the television series Gossip Girl. She also appeared in the films Random Hearts, The Plus One, and Wolf.
Hurd began her career on the stage, making her Off Broadway debut in 1990’s “The Constant Couple.” Her Off-Broadway debut in the play was a success, and critics predicted that it would pave the way to Broadway roles. Her theatrical credits include Othello, Hamlet, and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. In addition to her Broadway work, Hurd also acted in the independent feature “Personals” and on the UPN sitcom “Malcolm & Eddie.”
Other tv roles
Besides her successful SVU career, Michelle Hurd has also had several other TV and film roles. She has worked in movies and on television with actors like Kristin Wiig and Catherine Keener. Her other TV and film credits include Wolf and Double Parked.
Hurd has performed on stage and in movies, such as the 1990s comedy “Bosch.” She also has a recurring role in the acclaimed series “Getting Away With Murder.” She’s also starred in the hit Starz horror series Ash Vs. Evil Dead, which ran for two seasons. Hurd also acted in a small role on the Marvel television show Daredevil. She starred as Samantha Reyes on the series. Additionally, she played a recurring role on the UPN sitcom “Malcolm & Eddie.”
Hurd’s other television roles include recurring roles on “CSI: NY” and “Law and Order.” She also co-starred in “Another World” as a bisexual. Her role in “New York Undercover” was more dramatic, and she was promoted to regular status. However, she left the show after one season, focusing on other endeavors.
