Aloma Wright on "Parenthood" (2011)

Power Rangers in Space recurring actress, Aloma Wright (Adelle, Space) made a guest appearance on the drama series "Parenthood," which chronicles the lives of the large, Braverman family. Wright appeared as a no-nonsense nurse in the fifth episode of the third season, titled "Nora." When one of the show's main characters, Kristina Braverman goes into labor, the only family member available to take her to the hospital is her brother-in-law, Crosby, who is instantly uncomfortable with the situation. When Wright's character, Nurse Natalie, arrives, she prevents him from leaving Kristina alone to deliver her baby, helping him get the courage to step up and help coach her through labor. Kristina gives birth to a girl, whom she names Nora. Crosby later introduces Natalie to everyone, dubbing her an honorary member of the family. Aloma Wright is no stranger to television hospitals, as she's appeared on over a half-dozen television series playing a nurse, including "Scrubs."














Season 3 of "Parenthood" currently airs on NBC


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• Roger Velasco in "Castle Rock"

Walter Emanuel Jones on "Prime Suspect" (2011)

Walter Emanuel Jones (Zack, MMPR) recently appeared on the primetime cop drama, "Prime Suspect," during the show's tenth episode, titled "A Gorgeous Mosaic." Jones appeared in a trio of scenes as Randall Hughes, a young man who is arrested in connection with a robbery, which quickly turns into a homicide when the elderly victim dies from her injuries. Randall is brought in with another young man, who both accuse the other of robbing the woman after the police found them fighting over the woman's purse on the street. Without a criminal record (unlike the other suspect), the investigators figure that Randall is the most vulnerable under interrogation and they poke enough holes in his story that he reveals he and the other man committed the crime together, but when his partner got too rough with the old woman, Randall tried to call him off, leading to the scuffle between the men when the police arrived.












"Prime Suspect" currently airs on NBC


Previous Walter Emanuel Jones posts

• Walter Emanuel Jones on "Early Edition"
• Walter Emanuel Jones on "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation"
• Walter Emanuel Jones on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"
• Walter Emanuel Jones on "The Shield"
• Walter Emanuel Jones on "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch"

Ron Roggé on "Modern Family" (2011)

Ron Roggé (Captain Mitchell, Lightspeed) recently appeared on the hit comedy "Modern Family," in the tenth episode of the current season, titled "Express Christmas." After realizing they all have conflicting plans for Christmas, which is a week away, the family decides to put together an express Christmas on December 16th, scrambling to get everything they traditionally enjoy on the holiday. As part of his grocery shopping duties, Phil and his young brother-in-law Manny, make an unexpected stop to meet a man to buy a baseball card, which Phil found on Craigslist. Ron Roggé appears in two scenes as the unnamed man, who tries to bargain with Phil, raising the price. When Manny mistakenly believes the man is going to abduct him, he pulls out a stun gun, accidentally stunning Phil instead. Roggé's character gives up the card, but also manages to take the family's turkey as well.












Season 3 of "Modern Family" currently airs on ABC


Previous Ron Roggé posts

• Ron Roggé on "Harry's Law"
• Ron Roggé on "How I Met Your Mother"
• Ron Roggé on "Huff"
• Ron Roggé on "Desperate Housewives"
• Ron Roggé on "Criminal Minds"

Firass Dirani on "Underbelly: The Golden Mile" - 10 (2010)

The third series of "Underbelly" came to an end with the thirteenth episode of "The Golden Mile," titled "Alpha and Omega." Firass Dirani (Nick/Bowen, Mystic Force) appeared throughout the episode as John Ibrahim, the young club owner whose mysterious dealings with criminal elements in King's Cross reach a climax. After the murder of his friend DK in the previous episode, John finds himself under scrutiny by the police, as the only viable suspect in the crime, despite his pleas of innocence. He finally convinces detective Joe Dooley that all of the things he's acquired in King's Cross have come legitimately from his hard work, not from getting involved with drug violence. He pleads with Dooley to keep the streets safe, so he will no longer carry a gun and have armed men guarding his clubs. When the murder investigation leads the police to the suburbs, they find the men responsible and Ibrahim is cleared of suspicion. Given the violence and mayhem of King's Cross, John Ibrahim is left as the only powerful man standing in the end. A full zip of Firass Dirani's screencaps are available to download below.














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Previous Firass Dirani posts

• Firass Dirani on "Underbelly: The Golden Mile" - 9
• Firass Dirani on "Kick"
• Firass Dirani in "The Black Balloon"
• Firass Dirani in "The Marine"
• Firass Dirani in "Pitch Black"