Tiffany Brissette

Tiffany Michelle Brissette (born December 26, 1974, in Paradise, California) is an American actress turned nurse. She played Vicki on Small Wonder.

Biography
Born in Paradise, California, and growing up in San Diego, Tiffany Brissette began her career at just 2 years old. Her mother entered her in many children's pageants and talent competitions during her young life, which led to television voice-over work and many commercials.

Tiffany's big break came when she appeared in Heart Like a Wheel (1983) with Hoyt Axton, where she then was highly encouraged by her peers to pursue television as a career. From late 1984 into 1985, she had a recurring guest role on Webster (1983) as Kathy. Her biggest success was the role as the child robot 'V.I.C.I.' on the FOX network's first sitcom, Small Wonder (1985), which had a popular syndicated run from 1985 to 1989.

After "Small Wonder" ended, she appeared on various television shows, including a recurring role as Katie Rogan on several episodes of Equal Justice (1990). Devoutly religious, Tiffany made a memorable appearance on The 700 Club (1966) in 1991, at the age of 17, where she also sang on the program. She later received her bachelor's degree in psychology from Westmont College, and became heavily involved with children and young adults as a counselor in the San Diego area.

In 2002 she relocated to Boulder, Colorado, where she worked as a nanny. While there she earned her next degree to become a registered nurse which has since been her full time occupation. She last appeared on television in "Where Are They Now?" segments on Good Morning America Weekend Edition (1993) in 2007, and on The Morning Show with Mike & Juliet (2007) in 2009, with Small Wonder cast members Richard Christie, Marla Pennington and Edie McClurg joining her via satellite.

Trivia

 * Brissette was born on the same day comedian Jack Benny died.
 * She beat out Candace Cameron and Heather O'Rourke for the role of Vicki on Small Wonder.
 * On March 2, 1997, Brissette participated in the Los Angeles Marathon, finishing in 4:33:06. She placed 921st among 5,312 females, and 101st out of 545 in her age class. She placed 5,110th in an overall field of 15,899 entrants.