Jenna Elfman Joins Stephen Fry in 'The Interrogator'

Jenna Elfman has been cast as a series regular in the forthcoming Fox television show, "The Interrogator." She will share the screen with lead actor Stephen Fry, who also co-wrote the pilot. The series order is for 12 episodes and is expected to debut soon.

The narrative follows MI6 agent Conrad Henry, portrayed by Fry, and his specialized team. Henry is known for his sharp intellect and unconventional methods when dealing with the world's most dangerous criminals.

Elfman is taking on the role of Woodrow, a former CIA rising star whose career faltered after a mission went wrong. She is now a handler at the D.I.A. for Henry's team, viewing this position as a demotion and an opportunity for career advancement.

Woodrow frequently clashes with Henry, who is consistently several steps ahead. Despite their differences, they develop a partnership built on mutual respect, creating an intriguing dynamic for the series.

This role signifies Elfman's return to broadcast television, following her Emmy-nominated and Golden Globe-winning performance in the ABC sitcom "Dharma & Greg." She has also appeared in "Shifting Gears," "Dark Winds," and "Fear the Walking Dead."