Crystal Bernard

Crystal Bernard (born September 30, 1961 in Garland, Texas) is an American actress.

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September 30 - 1961 - Garland, Texas - American - Actress

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She began her career in entertainment singing gospel songs with her older sister Robyn Bernard. Songs included the anti-evolution theory Monkey Song (I'm no kin to the monkey / the monkey's no kin to me / I don't know much about his ancestors but mine didn't swing from a tree) and The Ecumenical movement (We hear a lot of talk about the ecumenical movement / they say that we should get together and all be one big family / Catholic, Protestant and Jew, Buddhist, Muslim and Hindu / I guess they want the devil too). As an adult, she has continued to produce albums containing religious songs.

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She got her start in primetime on the sitcom Happy Days and first shot to stardom as waitress Amy Tompkins on the sitcom It's a Living, but she is best known for her role as airport lunch-counter operator Helen Chappel Hackett on the sitcom Wings, a role she played for the show's duration (1990-1997).

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Happy Days - Sitcom - It's a Living - Wings - 1990 - 1997

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Bernard, at the height of her popularity on Wings, was the spokesperson for the gym chain Q: The Sports Club and was seen in advertisements across the United States.

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In addition to acting, Bernard has a music career as a singer/songwriter.

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Music - Singer - Songwriter

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Cd's include "The Girl Next Door" done in 1996, and "Don't Touch Me There" done in 1999. The latter having a Gospel track done with her father. Also another track sung with country artist Billy Dean.

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She lives in Beverly Hills, California.

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