Crystal Bernard Biography

Crystal Bernard (born September 30, 1961 in Garland, Texas) is an American actress.
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").
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As an adult, she has continued to produce albums containing religious songs.

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).

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.

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

Albums 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.

She lives in Beverly Hills, California.

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