Rebecca McFarland

Rebecca McFarland is the actress who played Talli in the fourth season episode . She filmed her scenes for this episode on Wednesday and Thursday on Paramount Stage 16.
McFarland was born in Lafayette, Louisiana, grew up in New Orleans, and attended New Orleans Center for Creative Arts as well as Tulane University where she graduated with a BA in Theatre. She moved to Los Angeles, California in 1995 and has been acting since though she considered stepping away from acting in 2010. 
Among her earlier acting credits are guest roles in episodes of The Big Easy (1996), (1996, with Roger Aaron Brown, Cindy Katz, Eric Menyuk, Wayne Péré, and John Vargas), (1996, starring Jason Alexander), (1997, with Sherman Howard and David Anthony Marshall), (1997, with Charlie Brill, James Ingersoll, Marci Brickhouse, Amy Lindsay, Paul Townsend, and Dan Horton), (1997, with Conor O'Farrell, Kelly Connell, Ellen Bry, and directed by Lou Antonio), Total Security (1997, with Tony Plana, Kristin Bauer, and Thomas Kopache), and (1997, with Richard Libertini and Michael Rivkin).
Following her guest role in Star Trek, McFarland co-starred as secretary Val Gibson in NBC's (1998-99, with George Coe, James Castle Stevens, and Mark Daniel Cade) She also had a supporting role in (1997, with David Warner, Jerry O'Connell, Chris Doyle, Tom Hand, and Corey Mendell Parker).
Further acting work includes the short comedy Eating Las Vegas (1997, with Andy Dick), the comedy Art House (1998, with Luigi Amodeo, Eva Loseth, and Bill Erwin), the independent project Elvis Took a Bullet (2001, with Scott Trost), the television movie Fargo (2003, with Matt Malloy and Robert Joy), the television drama A Place Called Home (2004, with Clint Lilley), the television comedy Play Dates (2005), and the television drama Hollis & Rae (2006, with Andrew Prine and David de Vries).
McFarland also worked on television series such as Grace Under Fire (1998), (1998), Maximum Bob (1998, with Liz Vassey), (1998, starring Toby Huss, with James Castle Stevens), The Norm Show (1999, with Gregory Hinton), (2001, with Ron Canada, Rick Scarry, and Deborah Landis), (2002, with Billy Campbell, Jeffrey Nordling, and Susanna Thompson), (2001 & 2002, with Gordon Clapp and Don Fischer), (starring Paul Guilfoyle and Wallace Langham, with Bob Gunton and Raymond Cruz), Tremors (2003), (2003), (2004, with Lawrence Pressman), (2005, with John Doman and directed by Terrence O'Hara), Friday Night Lights (2006), and (2007, with Rick Worthy).
Between 2003 and 2012, McFarland played the character Leanne in eight episodes of CBS' . She also guest starred on The Dresden Files (2007 & 2008, directed by David Carson), (2008, starring Holly Hunter and Leon Rippy, with Michael Edward Rose, and Andrew Prine), (2010, with David Clennon and Armen V. Kevorkian), (2010), (2011, with Malcolm McDowell), (2012, with Richard Cox and Andy Milder), Happily Divorced (2012), (2013, with Robert Knepper, Aisha Hinds, and Julian Christopher), (2013, starring Kristin Bauer), (2013), (2013, with Kristen Ariza), (2013, starring Miguel Ferrer), Chelsey and Kelsey (2014), and Major Crimes (2014, with Raymond Cruz and Jonathan Del Arco).
Besides working on LA Blues (2007, with Kevin Rahm and Daniel Roebuck), McFarland appeared in a number of television movies including Man of Your Dreams (2008), Happy Campers (2008), The Eastmans (2009, with Ethan Phillips and Jamison Yang), Cupid, Inc. (2012, with Adam Grimes and Michael Ensign), The Manzanis (2012, with Kirstie Alley and Robert Costanzo), and Trooper (2013, with Victor Paguia).
McFarland later co-starred as Farrah in (2014-16, working with Dan Gauthier and Bruce Thomas) and had recurring roles in episodes of Red Band Society (2015, with Bertila Damas and directed by Robert Duncan McNeill) and (2016). McFarland is married to director and producer .
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