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The Snobs - (2003) The Snobs is a new comedy for 20th Century Fox, produced by David Isaacs and Ken Levine. I don't know for definate that Kat is in it, and until Kat confims it herself it remains only a rumour, however it is listed on a number of sites which are talking about pilot season. From what I've read its a new show in which Kat will play one of the Mallard family. It is described by tvtome.com as 'a FOX pilot about the life of a blue-collar family that believes it deserves more from life.' Also rumoured to be in it are Greg Germann and Paget Brewster. Tickets to showings are being sorted at the moment, so if you're interested go to www.tvtickets.com. |
| The Scream Team (2002) This was a made for TV movie, starring Kat as Claire Carlyle, which I'm afraid I have to admit I haven't seen because here in the UK we haven't had it. However, I'm on a search for it at the moment! However, courtesy of E Online, this is the basic idea: 'Three bumbling spooks come to the aid of two siblings when a vengeful spirit won't let their grandfather's soul rest'. If anyone has a better synopsis, please let me know! |
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Raising Dad (2001) In this, Kat plays the character of Sarah Stewart, living with her Dad (played by Bob Saget) her sister (Brie Larson) and her grandfather (Jerry Adler). It is about the challenges they face following the death of the girls mother, as their father tries to be their best friend, and they have to deal with the problems of everyday life. And to top it all off, Sarah's father works at her school. |
| Sex and the City (2000) Kat played the character of Jenny Brier in episode 3.15, entitled 'Hot Child in the City.' The synopsis from epguides.com for this episode is: 'Carrie meets a new man, Wade Adams, at a comic store, and falls in love with his fabulous apartment, but not with his mother. Samantha is hired as the publicist for the Bat Mitzvah of Jenny Brier, and finds that Jenny and her friends are as over-sexed at 13 as Samantha is at 34. Charlotte searches the internet for a solution to Trey's sexual problem, and then demands that they see a sex therapist. Miranda is having to wear braces, which make her feel like a teenager, but she gives them up after a date fears he'll get caught up in them.' |
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