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Shows and Series<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n
  1. Sesame Street<\/b> (1974)<\/li>
  2. Good Times<\/b> (1970s)<\/li>
  3. Baby, I’m Back<\/b> (1978): co-star as “Angie Ellis”
    \"Baby<\/figure><\/li>
  4. The Facts of Life<\/a><\/strong> (1979-1988): co-star as Dorothy “Tootie” Ramsey <\/li>
  5. Diff’rent Strokes (1970s)<\/a><\/strong> : Guest appearance (link includes picture from that show)<\/li>
  6. Hollywood Squares<\/b> (1984): “Teen dream special from 1984 including Glenn Scarpelli, Missy Gold, et al.–hilarious blooper in fast money round!” <\/li>
  7. Battle of the Network Stars<\/a><\/strong> (1984)<\/li>
  8. \u00a0 Body Language (1986)<\/b>: Teen week with Justine Bateman (April 8-13) and Teen Month with Todd Bridges (July 29-Aug 2)<\/li>
  9. Hollywood Squares<\/b> (1987): Including Zsa Zsa Gabor.<\/li>
  10. The Dick Clark Show (1980s)<\/strong><\/li>
  11. Fresh Prince of Bel Air<\/a><\/strong> (1993, #3.17): played Monique in “The Best Laid Plans”<\/li>
  12. Martin (Nov 19, 1992 – Season #1, Episode #13)<\/a><\/b> : “Monica Hurd”. \u00a0Martin finds himself falling for Monica, a new talk show host at his radio station.<\/li>
  13. The Golden Palace<\/a><\/b> (1992): played Trisha<\/li>
  14. Roc<\/a><\/b> (1993): played Ruth<\/li>
  15. Living Single<\/a><\/b> (1993-1998): “Regine Hunter”, Fox TV. Directed a show first airing on April 4, 1996.<\/li>
  16. 227<\/a><\/b> (1988): played Donna Dalton, the impressionable daughter of the lead male character’s (Lester Jenkins) friends.<\/li>
  17. Bloopers and Practical Jokes (?):<\/b> Pied in the face!<\/li>
  18. C-Bear and Jamal<\/a><\/strong> (1996): Cartoon, voice of Maya<\/a> <\/li>
  19. SUMMIT 96 (Feb 21, 1996): Guest (Discussion about the importance of young, Black role models)<\/b><\/li>
  20. To My Sisters: A Gift for Life (April, 1996)<\/b>: Guest appearance (one of the first breast cancer awareness television programs specifically designed for African-American women). No longer available at https:\/\/www.cancer.org\/ as of 7\/16\/17.<\/li>
  21. Kenan & Kel<\/a> (1997): director (season #2), Nickelodeon variety show (Saturdays, 8pm, EST); guest appearance as Kenan’s school teacher.\u00a0<\/b><\/li>
  22. Bringin’ In The Holidays With BeBe Winans & Friends (Nov 27-Dec 24th, 1997): Special Co-Host<\/b><\/li>
  23. Hollywood<\/b><\/st1:place> Squares (1998): Kim appeared from Oct 5th to 9th.\u00a0<\/b><\/li>
  24. Child Stars: Their Story (9\/4\/2000): Kim interviewed on A&E.<\/b><\/li>
  25. \u00a0 Who Wants to Be A Millionaire Special Edition (3\/20\/2001?)<\/b> – link no longer available on http:\/\/abc.go.com\/shows as of 7\/16\/17.<\/li>
  26. Drew Carey Show (3\/28\/01): special guest.<\/b> Link no longer available on https:\/\/www.warnerbros.com\/ as of 7\/16\/17.<\/li>
  27. Interview on WMAQ in Chicago (7\/13\/01): About “The Vagina Monologues”.<\/b><\/li>
  28. Intimate Portrait: Kim Fields, Lifetime Channel (8\/20\/01, 7pm Eastern). Featured a great bio. It also re-aired on Feb 11, 2002 for Black History Month.<\/b><\/li>
  29. A&E Biography (10\/10\/01).<\/b><\/li>
  30. The Facts of Life Reunion, ABC (11\/18\/01).<\/b><\/li>
  31. The Jersey, Disney Channel (2002?); director.<\/b><\/li>
  32. Star Dates, E! (Kim premiered on Jan 5, 2003 at 10:30pm {time zone not given}. The show itself premiered Dec 15, 2002. \u00a0 Click here to get a recap of the episode<\/a> from the folks at “Fans of Reality TV.”<\/b><\/li>
  33. Cedric the Entertainer, Fox Television (02\/05\/03)<\/b><\/li>
  34. Passions, NBC (2003): coach for Tom Joyner’s special appearance on the soap opera<\/b><\/li>
  35. Read poem on BET’s Lyric Cafe (March 21, 2003 – 11:30 EST)<\/b><\/li>
  36. Performed with Impromp2 on Soul Train<\/a> (May 10, 2003)<\/b><\/li>
  37. The Residents of Washington Heights (was supposed to air starting June, 2003 – looks like it was never picked up by any networks)<\/b><\/li>
  38. One on One (May 4, 2004): guest appearance as Ms. Swain – espisode # 3.20, “No More Wire Hangers”<\/b><\/li>
  39. <\/a>The Division (June 28, 2004): guest appearance on the finale as Francis Ogden, a principal of a SF Bay Area high school. Aired on Lifetime Television, 8-10pm.<\/b>.
    Article no longer on http:\/\/www.nypost.com\/ as of 7\/16\/17.<\/li>
  40. NickAtNite \/ TVLand Black History month shorts<\/a>: Feb, 2005 (Spoken Word, Producer, Director)<\/li>
  41. The Comeback on HBO (June 5, 2005): guest appearance. Article that mentions her role no longer available on http:\/\/www.baltimoresun.com\/ as of 7\/16\/17.<\/b><\/li>
  42. VH1’s Greatest Kid Stars (40-21) (June 19, 2005): Kim appears as #23. <\/b><\/li>
  43. Bow<\/strong> on the WB (premiered Sept 1, 2005): guest star.<\/li>
  44. A Royal Birthday<\/strong> on BET (October, 2006): director, writer, producer.<\/li>
  45. Najee: Sax In South Africa<\/b> (Dec 24, 2006) on BETJ: producer and director.<\/li>
  46. Jade Hicks<\/strong> (in progress as of Dec, 2006): writer, star.<\/li>
  47. Appeared on BET’s Black History Month in the showing of the “History Makers: Faith” – airing Sunday, February 17, 2008<\/li>
  48. The Cleaner<\/strong> (October, 2008: Season 1, Episode 13) on A&E<\/li>
  49. The Kim Fields Biography<\/strong> on the Biography Channel (Tuesday, August 04 @ 9 am ET and Friday, August 07 @ 4 am ET) – As of April, 2012 showing on Hulu, click here<\/a>.<\/li>
  50. Tyler Perry\u2019s House of Payne<\/a><\/strong>: Director (For example, see Nov 4, Season 4, first two episodes) <\/li>
  51. Tyler Perry’s Meet the Browns<\/strong>: Director since 2009. (For example, see Nov 4, Season 2, episode 2 “\u201cMeet the Two Left Feet”)<\/li>
  52. “Let’s Stay Together”<\/a><\/strong> – director of some episodes (2010)<\/li>
  53. BET is looking for the best and brightest filmmakers of the new generation in LENS ON TALENT™: A JOHNSON & JOHNSON FILMMAKER\u2019S CHALLENGE. LENS ON TALENT™: A JOHNSON & JOHNSON FILMAKER’S CHALLENGE is a 30 minute short film showcase featuring the best short films from emerging African American talent hosted by actress and award-winning director Kim Fields. (On BET).<\/li>
  54. Kim signs a deal to produce, direct, act in or write for the Gospel Music Channel (September, 2010). Article no longer available on http:\/\/www.multichannel.com\/ as of 7\/16\/17.<\/li>
  55. Directing (and writing?) “Holiday Love”: December 24, 2010. Aired again on TV One, December 25, 2011.<\/li>
  56. A Cross to Bear<\/strong> on the GMC Network<\/a>: February 19, 2012<\/li>
  57. Holiday Love Re-Imagined<\/a>: December 16, 2012 to January 1, 2013. Different showtimes depending on the city. Click here for the trailer<\/a>.