Mia Kirshner
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Mia Kirshner - L Word Final Season Farewell Party - march 3 - 4 HQs
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She looks really bad. 
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GODD i'm soo happy I love Mia and I didnt know about this post before so I'm glad someone bring this back to the first pages ...
Mia is so talented! ...
Her Character as Jenny Schecter in the l word...
No words
Hands down
LOVE HER
Mia is so talented! ...
Her Character as Jenny Schecter in the l word...
No words
Hands down
LOVE HER
'The Vampire Diaries': Mia Kirshner lands recurring role
In an apparent last-minute casting move, Mia Kirshner -- whom audiences loved to hate as Jenny on Showtime's "The L Word," will join the cast of "The Vampire Diaries" when the series returns in January.
Though the Jan. 21 episode was already in the bag, E! reports that an "11th hour reshoot" has given Kirshner the opportunity to play Isobel, the wife of Alaric Saltzman (Matt Davis).
There's no word on whether Isobel will be playing a living or (un)dead character, but since the role is recurring, it certainly incites questions about whether she'll be returning as Mandy for the eighth season of "24."
latimes
In an apparent last-minute casting move, Mia Kirshner -- whom audiences loved to hate as Jenny on Showtime's "The L Word," will join the cast of "The Vampire Diaries" when the series returns in January.
Though the Jan. 21 episode was already in the bag, E! reports that an "11th hour reshoot" has given Kirshner the opportunity to play Isobel, the wife of Alaric Saltzman (Matt Davis).
There's no word on whether Isobel will be playing a living or (un)dead character, but since the role is recurring, it certainly incites questions about whether she'll be returning as Mandy for the eighth season of "24."
latimes
