Missy Peregrym has been acting nonstop since she was 20 years old, and that appears to be aging the 43-year-old.
The actress could not wait to catch up with her FBI co-star, Zeeko Zaki, but he didn’t recognize her. It could be because she went from looking like a mom in her 40s to a grandfather twice her age.
Her partner was left completely shocked to see how different she looked. However, she was proud of herself for being able to trick him in that disguise!
I love that, after seven years of working together, they still enjoy each other! Thankfully, they have at least two more years </>to do that.
Over the weekend, Dylan Walsh was in a car accident with his wife, Leslie Bourque, his children, and another adult in New Jersey. The actor, who was driving at the time, crashed into two utility poles. Although the photos from the accident were very scary, everyone is okay.
Shortly after the accident, there were reports that cops found opened and empty cans of White Claws in a cooler in the car.
Then today, Walsh’s rep told TMZ that the 61-year-old actor suffered a stroke while he was driving.
The publicist also told the site that the actor had consumed some drinks while at the restaurant, and he agreed to undergo blood testing at the hospital. The rep said that the results of the test showed his blood alcohol content was below the legal limit. The police have not confirmed or denied this.
Walsh’s accident comes less than two months after his Nip/Tuck co-star, Julian McMahon, lost his battle with cancer.
Ever since 1979, Degrassi has been a show that teens can enjoy and relate to. It has been a significant part of many teens’ lives and has prepared several generations of them for the harsh realities of attending middle and High School.
They have tackled stories like teen pregnancy, abortion, drugs, death, coming out, dating, school shootings, suicide, friendships, and so much more. We grew up with them in The Kids of Degrassi Street, Degrassi Junior High, Degrassi High, Degrassi: The Next Generation, and Degrassi: The Next Class.
It was the Saved By the Bell and Beverly Hills, 90210 in Canada, as in the show’s stars were massive celebrities. And all over the world, they had a following of fans, including me.
We know what it was like to be a viewer, but what was it like being part of the series? Creator Linda Schuyler, Aubrey “Drake” Graham (TNG), Stacie Mistysyn (DH), Amanda Stepto (DH), Stefan Brogan (DH), Miriam McDonald (TNG), Shenae Grimes-Beech (TNG), Dayo Ade (DH), Melinda Shankar (TNG), Jake Epstein (TNG), Shane Kippel (TNG), and superfan Kevin Smith, are going to talk about what the show has meant to them: the good, the bad, and the ugly.
There are a few famous alumni names missing from that list, like Pat Mastroianni (DH), Nina Dobrev (TNG), Stacy Farber (TNG), Cassie Steele (TNG), and Adamo Ruggiero (TNG). But the saddest people not interviewed are creator Kit Hood, who died in 2020, and Neil Hope (DH), whose body was unidentified for years.
As a fan of the series that made my teenage years seem boring (in a good way), I can’t wait to see Lisa Rideout’s doc Degrassi: Whatever It Takes. However, I will have to wait until after someone buys the distribution rights next month at the Toronto International Film Festival to find out when I can watch it. I am hoping that Netflix, which streamed the latest sequel, buys it!
