Jennifer Robertson

*Jennifer Robertson* (born November 24, 1971) is a celebrated Canadian actress, writer, and comedian recognized for her dynamic range in various roles. One of her most prominent roles is Jocelyn Schitt in the critically acclaimed CBC sitcom *Schitt's Creek* (2015–2020), a performance which garnered her a Screen Actors Guild Award and four Canadian Screen Awards nominations. Beyond *Schitt's Creek*, Robertson has an extensive career in television extending back to her debut in 1998 on the series *SketchCom*. Her comedic talents have found their place in shows like *This Hour Has 22 Minutes* (2003–2004) and *Comedy Inc.* (2003–2010), and she has made a notable impact on youth audiences with her roles in the Disney Channel fantasy film *Twitches* (2005) and the Family Channel sitcom *Wingin' It* (2010–2012). In 2021, she took on a lead role in Netflix series *Ginny & Georgia*, expanding her global audience reach. Born in Calgary, Alberta, Robertson was raised in a family with a strong comedy background. Her father, Bob Robertson, was part of the comedy duo Double Exposure. Her career started on a high note, with appearances in series like *Twice in a Lifetime* (2001), *Point Blank* (2002), *The Gavin Crawford Show* (2002), and *The Seán Cullen Show* (2003). As her career progressed, so did her skills, as shown in her work on the film *To Die 4* (2004), which she both wrote and starred in. A testament to her versatility, she has voiced characters in animated shows like *6teen*, and even hosted the HGTV reality competition series *Canada's Handyman Challenge* (2013-2014).