It turns out that Charisma Carpenter will not be on the celebrity version of NBC's The Apprentice, as reported last week. There goes one of the only reasons some of us would have tuned in for Trump's show. Not to worry, Charisma will still grace a small screen near you doing what she does best since Angel got canceled: guest star. (It's a shame that she doesn't get a regular role on a TV series... or maybe the actress prefers doing guest starring and not be attached to any specific project?)
TV Guide announced earlier today that the actress best known for her role as Cordelia Chase will appear in one episode of FOX's Back to You and has landed a recurring role on ABC's Big Shots.
There are no details about her role on Back to You, starring Kelsey Grammer and Patricia Heaton. However, we know she will appear in only one episode.
As for her role on Big Shots, TV Guide reveals that she will have a connection to Brody Johns, a character played by Christopher Titus. Charisma's character will be talked about in the first episodes but she will only make her first appearance during the November 1 episode.
Big Shots premieres next Thursday on ABC while Back to You airs on Wednesdays on FOX.
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9-21-2007 @ 2:06PM
baby sea tuna said...
A starring role would've be nice, but I'll take what I can get. The real question is, will she have yet another alliterative name a la Cordelia Chase or Kendall Casablancas?
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9-21-2007 @ 2:13PM
1iPete said...
I wouldn't have watched the Apprentice just for her and thankfully she won't have to worry about cleansing that unwashable black mark from her career either.
Now hopefully Big Shots can actually make it into November....
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9-21-2007 @ 9:22PM
damnskippytoo said...
All I can say is it's about time! I've missed her brilliant smile on my TV as well as her comic timing. But I'll only be truly satisfied when she gets her own show. Until then, both of these shows just gained a viewer.
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