| | Anderson received her start as a model serendipitously. During a Canadian football game, Anderson was wearing a Labatt's brewing company shirt and was pictured on the stadium screen. The crowd cheered and as a result, the company offered her a modeling contract. Following her initial work for Labatt's, she signed with <em>Playboy</em> and moved to California in 1989. | | Anderson received her start as a model serendipitously. During a Canadian football game, Anderson was wearing a Labatt's brewing company shirt and was pictured on the stadium screen. The crowd cheered and as a result, the company offered her a modeling contract. Following her initial work for Labatt's, she signed with <em>Playboy</em> and moved to California in 1989. |
| | Anderson's move to California brought a number of changes. She not only landed more work, but underwent plastic surgery. Anderson dyed her hair blonde and received breast implants. These augmentations proved helped, since she was offered roles in the television programs [[Television/Home Improvement|"Home Improvement"]] and [[Television/Baywatch|"Baywatch."]] Anderson also began work in film, but none of her projects proved commerically or critically successful. Anderson's extraordinary popularity landed her her own program in 2000,[[Television/VIP|"V.I.P."]] Although the show was panned by critics, it had enough followers to keep it on the air for four seasons. | | Anderson's move to California brought a number of changes. She not only landed more work, but underwent plastic surgery. Anderson dyed her hair blonde and received breast implants. These augmentations proved helped, since she was offered roles in the television programs [[Television/Home Improvement|"Home Improvement"]] and [[Television/Baywatch|"Baywatch."]] Anderson also began work in film, but none of her projects proved commerically or critically successful. Anderson's extraordinary popularity landed her her own program in 2000,[[Television/VIP|"V.I.P."]] Although the show was panned by critics, it had enough followers to keep it on the air for four seasons. |