Lucy Kenworthy

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Studio 60 Character

Lucy Kenworthy
First appearance	Pilot
Statistics
Gender	Female
Age	20s
Occupation	Staff Writer
Portrayed by	Lucy Davis
Created by	Aaron Sorkin

Lucy Kenworthy is a fictional character on the US television series Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, played by Lucy Davis.

[edit] Personal history

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Lucy is a staff writer for the show-within-a-show Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. She has been working on the show throughout the series, but joined the featured cast during the two-part Nevada Day episode, when she "pitched" a sketch to Matt Albie based on the board game Operation, through which she voiced her rage at her recently lost boyfriend. Matt did his best to comfort her, but was ultimately relieved when Danny returned and took over for him.

Lucy became a very important member of the cast during the episode B-12, when Ricky Tahoe and Ron Oswald left the show, taking all of the writing staff with them save for Lucy and Darius Hawthorne. Lucy and Darius then spent an entire week trying to write a single sketch, working under the guidance of Andy Mackinaw. While the sketch was ultimately cut due to a hostage situation gone bad, their efforts earned them the respect of Matt and Andy and gave them precious experience that they would need as their careers progressed.

STUDIO 60 ON THE SUNSET STRIP
EPISODES \| AIRDATES \| CHARACTERS \| CATEGORY
Primary Characters	Matt Albie \| Danny Tripp \| Jordan McDeere \| Harriet Hayes Tom Jeter \| Simon Stiles \| Jack Rudolph \| Cal Shanley
Secondary Characters	Ricky Tahoe \| Ron Oswald \| Wes Mendell \| Martha O'Dell Jeannie Whatley \| Samantha Li \| Alex Dwyer \| Dylan Killington Darius Hawthorne \| Lucy Kenworthy \| Andy Mackinaw \| Wilson White
Organizations	National Broadcasting System \| Tunney Media Group
Fictional Studio 60	The Studio \| The Show \| News 60
Key Creators	Aaron Sorkin \| Thomas Schlamme \| W. G. Walden
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