Judy: (referring to the musical episode of "Scrubs") It was such a crowning achievement with the musical. Bill [Lawrence] hired out a theater and everybody who was involved in it, from dancers to background, was there to watch it and celebrate it. It was like sitting in a theater on Broadway, with everybody laughing and watching and singing along.... It was really fantastic.
Judy: (referring to the musical episode of "Scrubs") It took like 10 hours to shoot that, from every angle possible, and the only thing that hurt after that was my feet. My hips didn't hurt at all, I was having such a blast, but my feet were throbbing to the lyrics by the end of the day.
She starred in an independent film entitled "Went to Coney Island on a Mission from God, Be Back at Five."
On Feburary 23, 2007, Judy received the NHMC Impact Award for Outstanding Performance in a Comedy Televison Series for her work on "Scrubs." Donald Faison, who plays her husband on the show, presented the award.
Judy has served as an actor and producer in numerous productions for the Labyrinth Theather Company for over 10 years.
She made her televison debut with a guest appearance on "Law and Order" in 1992.
In 2006, Judy joined the cast of Neil LaBute's off-Broadway play entitled "Some Girl(s)."
Judy has been nominated for two ALMA Awards for her work in "Scrubs" (category: Outstanding Actress in a Television Series). She won the award in 2006.
During production of "Scrubs," Judy resides in Los Angeles.
She landed her first major acting role in "Jack and His Friends," an independent film, in 1992.
Reyes had a bit role in 'It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie' (2002). She played herself.
Her first major film role was in Jack and His Friends opposite
Fraternal twin sister of Joselin Reyes.
One of four daughters, three of whom are actors.
Judy's chinese astrological sign is Monkey.
Judy Reyes lives in New York with her husband, writer/director Edwin M. Figueroa.
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