In the second season, Libby's role focused on her ill-fated marriage to roustabout Clayton "Jonesy" Jones (played by Tim DeKay). After Sofie discovers that Libby was keeping secrets from her, she berates Libby and ends their relationship. During the first season, Libby's role focused on her lesbian relationship with her only friend, the fortune-teller Sofie Bojakshiya (played by Clea DuVall). Gallo played the dancer Libby Dreifuss, the elder of the two surviving daughters of striptease artist Rita Sue Dreifuss (played by Cynthia Ettinger) and her manager Felix "Stumpy" Dreifuss (played by Toby Huss).
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The series was set in the 1930s, and mainly depicted traveling performers at a carnival.
In 2003, Gallo joined the cast of the dark fantasy television series "Carnivàle" (2003-2005). It was ranked as the 93rd most viewed show of American television at the time. The series received critical acclaim, but suffered from low ratings throughout its first and only season. The questionable nature of Steven and Lizzie's relationship was one of the series' main subplots. Lizzie served as the main love interest of protagonist Steven Karp (Jay Baruchel), despite the fact that she was already dating an older man.
Gallo portrayed Lizzie Exley, a neurotic psychology student. She gained her first recurring role in the sitcom "Undeclared" (2001-2002), which focused on the lives of college freshmen. Her earliest appearances in television series included episodes of the police procedural "Law & Order" and the medical drama "ER". By 1999, Gallo started appearing in guest roles in various television series. That was about 7 times the size of the film's budget. The film was a minor box office hit, earning 1,4 million dollars at the box office. Toni is surprised when a jealous Susan attacks and injures her, in retaliation for sleeping with Ray. Toni is unaware that her boyfriend has a sexual relationship with his own mother Susan Aibelli (played by Alberta Watson). She portrayed Toni Peck, the adolescent girlfriend of protagonist Ray Aibelli (played by Jeremy Davies). She made her film debut in the black comedy film "Spanking the Monkey" (1994). Gallo received her college education at Cornell University, a research university located in Ithaca, New York. Gallo played this role for nearly a decade, from 2008 to 2017. Her character was an impulsive intern with a habit of non-stop talking. Her most notable role so far was that of supporting character Daisy Wick in the police procedural "Bones". She has had several recurring roles in television series. Her ancestry includes primarily Germans and Italians. Carla Gallo is an American actress from Brooklyn, New York City.
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