Brenda is sheepish, she is sorry, and she does care — but she also has a schedule. Warm, funny, and awkwardly relatable in the best possible way. From CBS's How We Roll.

Officer Blake is done. She wants out of her marriage — and she's making sure her husband knows she knows about the affair. Warm, in control, and finding the dark humor in all of it. From the award winning film 8 Found Dead.

The ME has the answers — and she's not above pointing out she's very good at her job. Intelligent, authoritative, and sharp enough to change the direction of an investigation. From the film Kill Kate.

She's waving the donors off from the door, she may have signed something, and she's fairly certain it was good. Difficult, funny, and somehow completely likable despite herself. From Up The Hill.

She doesn't like the campaign manager. He doesn't like her. So they make a deal — while her fiancé bumbles cheerfully in the background. Sharp, funny, and more strategic than anyone gives her credit for. From Up The Hill.

She found the body. She's answering every question. None of her answers make sense — until they do. Warm, funny, and completely genuine in a world entirely her own. From Serial.

There's a zombie outbreak on Catalina Island. She has the explanation. He has other things on his mind. Intelligent, focused, and completely undeterred. From Dead In The Head.

No insurance, bad cough, worse fever. Turned away from the hospital and found on a bench. Decent, strong, and completely real. From General Hospital: Night Shift.

The toy is missing. The mom has questions. Many questions. Warm, competent, and completely unruffled. From General Hospital.

She's kind, she's nurturing, she's wonderful with her maternity ward patient. And then the dream sequence starts. Warm to demonic in under sixty seconds. From The Bold and the Beautiful.

First day at a new school. He's nervous. She's got this. Warm, funny, and completely present for her kid even when life is hard. From Starting Over.

She needs a yes. He's more interested in the cheerleader she brought. She's keeping the smile on her face. Mostly. Funny, determined, and not going anywhere without that funding. From Wildgirls

Evil scientist just trying to get through her day, orders her forces to hunt down interlopers. (Dark Comedy).

Quirky and overly tanned cheer team manager explaining why they're using a back yard to practice. (comedy).

The kids are gone and suddenly it's just the two of them — and they have no idea what to do with each other. Lost, funny, and completely real. From Empty Nesters.