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Pam Murphy

Pam Murphy

Actor · Born 1972-03-09

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Biography

Pam Murphy is an American actress, voice actress, writer, and comedian. She trained with the Upright Citizens Brigade and has appeared in Get Shorty, Night Court, Mapleworth Murders, Single Parents, Superstore, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Another Period, and Key & Peele. She voices Stupendous in Krapopolis, the FOX animated series created by Dan Harmon.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Monsters University (2013) — Additional Voices (voice)
  2. Superstore (2015) — Gwen
  3. 30 Rock (2006) — Customer Service Rep
  4. Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (2014) — Jeanine
  5. Key & Peele (2012) — Ashley Ferguson
  6. Happy Endings (2011) — Woman
  7. Loot (2022) — Nicholas' Mother
  8. Girlboss (2017) — Sharon
  9. Weird City (2019) — O'Shell
  10. Adam Ruins Everything (2015)
  11. Another Period (2015) — Martha
  12. Single Parents (2018) — Stacy
  13. Chasing Life (2014) — Medic
  14. Night Court (2023) — Pam
  15. Welcome to Sweden (2014) — Woman at Airport
  16. Krapopolis (2023) — Stupendous (voice)
  17. Comedy Bang! Bang! (2012) — Marcy
  18. Bad Thoughts (2025) — Rene
  19. Playing House (2014) — Toni Jeffers
  20. Liza on Demand (2018) — May
  21. Kevin (2026) — (voice)
  22. Bad Internet (2016)
  23. Bajillion Dollar Propertie$ (2016) — Maria
  24. Movie Mind Machine (2015) — Fran
  25. 12 Pound Balls (2017) — Donna Arundson
  26. Join the Club (2016) — Dr. Oliver
  27. Beginner's Luck (2014) — Tammy O'Reilly
  28. Art Prison (2018) — CO Walker
  29. Everybody Does It (2016) — Female Employee / Mom
  30. Frances 2.0 (2018) — Frances
  31. Mountain Friends (2025) — Officer O'Neill
  32. Nightmare Time (2016) — Mrs. McDougal
  33. Gods of Food (2019) — Frankie Boo-Berry
  34. CollegeHumor Does the Purge (2016) — HR Woman
  35. Helen's Nose (2021) — Customer
  36. Crohnie (2019) — Sarah
  37. Innovation Makers: The Coyote Suit (2017) — Neighbor
  38. Heritage Day (2023) — Margot
  39. Sisters (2024) — Aunt Jenny
  40. Relationship Goals (2015) — Wendy