Alison Pill

Pill was a producer in her home country of Canada but it would take her many years to reach the point where she broke into market in the American market. One such appearance included an episode of the Canadian show Traders that starred Bruce Gray. Pill got a role in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation with Wallace Langham, Liz Vassey, Michael Ensign, Michael G. Hagerty, Naren Shankar. She narrated the episode with "Would, Could, Shoulda". Pill did work as a character on Picard for the previous year, became a second role in Devs, a science fiction miniseries created in collaboration with FX Productions and Hulu. Pill played the same character, Katie, in each episode, just like her character from Picard. Similarity to Picard was not just a coincidence. It was revealed in that same year, the major theme of Devs was around the preservation of consciousness within an artificial construct. It was also the case in the case of Data too. Alison Alison Alison

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