Joely Fisher stars as the brash and sardonic Joy Stark, Eddie’s (Brad Garrett) long-suffering wife in a 23-year marriage that glows in realism but pales in exuberance compared to the newlywed couple next door in Sony Pictures Television’s ‘TIL DEATH for FOX.

Last season, Fisher joined the cast of the phenomenon “Desperate Housewives,” playing Lynette Scavo’s (Felicity Huffman) unapologetically bitchy boss Nina Fletcher. Fisher had her first series regular role from 1994-98. She portrayed Paige Clark, the Hollywood development executive in the groundbreaking, Emmy Award-winning “Ellen.” The part brought her instant recognition, and garnered her a Golden Globe Award nomination.

Since “Ellen,” Fisher’s other series include portraying the lead for two seasons in Lifetime’s drama series “Wild Card”; starring opposite John Goodman in “Normal, Ohio”; and in Darren Starr’s “Grosse Pointe.”

In between her television work, Fisher drew raves starring as Sally Bowles in “Cabaret” on Broadway, and in the national touring company. She made her Broadway debut in “Grease.”

In feature films, she has appeared in “The Mask” with Jim Carrey, in “Mixed Nuts” with Steve Martin, and in “I’ll Do Anything” with Nick Nolte. Her biggest film thus far has been Disney’s $200 million-grossing “Inspector Gadget” with Matthew Broderick. Most recently, she has also been seen in “Slingshot” opposite David Arquette.

Her telefilms and mini-series include “Thirst,” “Jitters,” “Kidnapped in Paradise,” “Coming Unglued,” and “Seduction of a Small Town.” She has also done voice work on television, having been heard as the character of Lana Lang in the animated series “Superman” from 1996 – 2000.