Whitney Kimball Long

It's no secret that the Super Bowl is the highest rated program on television. As a result, the television network that hosts the big game each year also has the opportunity to use this MASSIVE lead-in to debut or highlight one of their other shows; for Super Bowl 2013, CBS is betting on a new series called Elementary, starring Lucy Liu and Johnny Lee Miller.

This Sunday, there's an extra reason for Bucks County residents to keep tuned into their televisions- one of our very own will be featured in the episode! Whitney Kimball Long was raised right here in Bucks County, PA, where she trained in dance, theatre, and voice at The Pennsylvania School of the Performing Arts for 10 years. She then went on to study at The University of the Arts in Philadelphia, where she received a BFA in Acting and later, The British American Drama Academy in London. It was there that Whitney made her debut on the London stage, as Mrs Marwood in The Way of the World, at The Oval House Theater.

Now based in NYC, Whitney has starred onstage as well as on film and television. She is a series regular in the original comedic series Girl's Guide to Depravity (HBO/Cinemax) and has been featured regularly on ABC's One Life To Live. Her best known work is A Coming Out Homecoming; The Indie Film has been the official selection for over ten film festivals nation-wide. Other Film/TV credits include: Sex and The City: The Movie, Frank and Barry (V3 Studios), 30 Rock (NBC), and Stalked (The Discovery Channel). Whitney is also a series regular in the upcoming TV/Web series The Burlesque Sisters (The Image Factory).

Keep an eye out for Whitney who will play the character of Sophie in Sunday night's premiere episode.

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