In the post-Super Bowl XXX episode of the NBC sitcom, Shields appeared alongside fellow guest stars Chris Isaak, Julia Roberts, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Fred Willard, and Dan Castellaneta, playing a stalker who believed Joey (Matt LeBlanc) was actually the character he played on television.
She even nailed one of the biggest laughs in the script, in which her character licks Joey's fingers—a moment that was nearly cut from the episode.
It was that moment that Shields credits with changing her career trajectory forever, setting her up for her own series, Suddenly Susan, which premiered later that same year and ran through 2000.
"That sort of shock of seeing someone that had been sort of considered a supermodel kind of a thing and pristine and untouchable, and all of a sudden she's licking a guy's fingers, she's laughing like a crazy person, and they were like, 'Oh my god, what what is this? Like we haven't seen the likes of this,'" Shields said. "And it just changed everything. It got me my own television show, and it allowed me to really kind of delve in with comedy chops."
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