Sarah Chalke

Ottawa-born Sarah Chalke first gained notoriety in 1993 when, at the beginning of the show's sixth season, she was cast on ABC's hit sitcom "Roseanne" as oldest daughter Becky, a role that had previously been filled by Alicia Goranson, who exited the show for college. Chalke continued to play Becky for two seasons until Goranson returned, but the two actresses took turns playing the character throughout the season. Goranson left again before the show's ninth and final season, and Chalke resumed the role full-time.

Following the end of "Roseanne," Chalke took on a role in the Canadian series "Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy." While that show only lasted nine episodes, it would only be a couple more years before the actress found herself on another hit series. In 2001, she was cast as Elliot Reid, the female lead opposite Zach Braff on the cult hit NBC medical comedy "Scrubs." The massively successful show would run until 2010, earning Chalke legions of fans.

In addition to her series television work, Chalke has acted in a number of made-for-TV movies and small independent films over the years. In 2007, she had her first role in a high-profile Hollywood movie with a supporting turn alongside Jon Heder and Diane Keaton in the comedy "Mama's Boy." She also continued to succeed on the small screen, with starring roles on shows like "Mad Love" and "Cougar Town." Most recently, she was cast in the 2016 film "Mother's Day."