Gabrielle Carteris
Many of us (myself included) were stunned to realize that in January, original Beverly Hills, 90210 star Gabrielle Carteris became the first of her old Peach Pit gang to turn the big 5-0.
Well, if you're wondering what Gabrielle looks like now (pretty amazing actually!), you'll find out on March 14 when she debuts as an alien on NBC's The Event. Gabrielle's character, Diane Geller, who appears again on the March 21 episode, is an old friend of ...
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24, Modern Family
This week of television included lots of moving and shaking: The Oscars proved that an awards show about movies is no place for dancing. House's Wilson frolicked as a woodland nympho, er, nymph. The winds of change came to Big Love. A suicide bomber went splat on 24. And the gifted players of Modern Family mimed their way to the funny. Welcome to Top Moments: Bodies in Motion Edition.
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Joey Lawrence
No, it's not too early for '90s nostalgia. Sitcom stars Joey Lawrence (Blossom) and Melissa Joan Hart (Clarissa Explains it All, Sabrina the Teenage Witch) are joining forces for ABC Family's upcoming Melissa & Joey, while Dawson's Creek heartthrob James Van der Beek now has a recurring role on Mercy. Meanwhile, everyone's favorite West Beverly editor-in-chief — Gabrielle Carteris of Beverly Hills, 90210 — will soon explore her...
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Gabrielle Carteris
Former Beverly Hills, 90210 star Gabrielle Carteris will guest-star in an upcoming episode of Criminal Minds, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.
Carteris, 49, will appear in this season's 17th episode, which finds the BAU tracking a highway serial killer. Carteris, who plays the mother of 15-year-old girl, is questioned by Hotch (Thomas Gibson) & Co. after she crosses paths with the suspected murderer.
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90210 fans will remember Carteris as the bookish Andrea Zuckerman, who also became a teen mom. Since then, she has appeared ...
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Last night's debut of The Surreal Life left us feeling amused, a little dirty and very curious. Hey kids, isn't that what reality TV is for? To review, here's the sitch: Seven B-list celebs were moved into a mansion Real World style, courtesy of the WB. The almost famous flock — Gabrielle Carteris, Corey Feldman, MC Hammer, Emmanuel Lewis, Jerri Manthey, Vince Neil and Brande Roderick — were then forced to interact. Their bickering and badmouthing led to some fun revelations... and a few nagging questions, which sent TV Guide Online a-prowlin' for the scoop.
In the van, Vinc
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