Mandell Maughan

With her energetic screen presence and lightning fast comic timing, Mandell Maughan became a favorite for comedy fans everywhere. Born in San Diego, California to a family of Portuguese descent, Maughan studied acting at the University of Arizona before heading to Los Angeles to pursue a professional acting career. She began studying improv at the Upright Citizen's Brigade and Second City, where she performed with the group Search Engine!, and slowly but surely began booking screen roles. One of her first was the role of Amber McCall in the mini-series "Prison Break: Proof of Innocence" (Fox, 2006), which she followed with a role in the thriller "Midnight Movie" (2008). She next played a down-and-out superhero on the web series "Save the Supers" (My Damn Channel, 2012). Maughan would make appearances on a number of TV series, like Don Cheadle's "House of Lies" (Showtime, 2012-16) and the sitcom "Undateable" (NBC, 2014-16) before she was cast on "Bajillion Dollar Propertie$" (Seeso, 2016-) alongside comedy heavyweight Paul F. Tompkins. Maughan would stick with the series even as she co-starred in Bobby Moynihan's time-warp comedy "Me, Myself and I" (CBS 2017-).