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ROSWELL
Cameos/Guest Appearances
The Story
One day at the restaurant that she worked at, a stray bullet hit Liz, threatening to kill her. Max, another student from her high school, W. Roswell High, miraculously healed her, then ran away. When Liz confronts him, she finds a truth that she would never have believed if she hadn't seen it herself.
Max revealed to her that he, his sister Isabelle, and their friend Michael, were alien survivors from the Crash of '47 in Roswell, New Mexico. Max also revealed to her (through a sort of telepathy) that he was in love with her. But after the stray bullet incident, the town sheriff begins to suspect things, and it is up to Liz, Max, and their friends, to prevent the others from discovering the aliens' true selves.
Created by Jason Katims (My So-Called Life). Produced by Jason Katims and David Nutter (The X-Files).
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Online Articles
E.T. High: Roswell by James Koonce *Good summary of the show
Quotes
"It's just vital. When we did The X-Files, we would spend nights after an episode reading what people had to say. Our goal is to make this a show with intelligence and life-and-death stakes for the characters." --David Nutter, from TV Guide's Sept 25 1999 issue
"For me to sit here and to tell you that we are the only intelligent life form that ever existed would be very arrogant of me." --Jason Behr, from the WB website's "Feature" section
"Any teenager growing up and changing and experiencing life hasn't yet realized his or her full potential. On the show, the aliens are learning what their powers are and trying to figure out where they fit in this world and what they can achieve. You can apply that situation to a lot of people in high school." --Jason Behr, from YM's March 2000 issue
"I'm really excited about the friendship between Liz and Maria. They're best friends till the end, and it's nice to see girls like and trust each other on TV, not be catty. I've had some really close girlfriends growing up, and those friendships are what keep me going." --Shiri Appleby, from YM's March 2000 issue
"The whole alien-outcast theme allows us to explore the issue of prejudice. People in Roswell are afraid of the aliens and don't see them for who they are; they see what they think they are. And that's really the basis of all prejudice. Maybe kids will watch this and start to be more understanding and compassionate toward each other." --Katherine Heigl, from YM's March 2000 issue
"The plot's sort of reassuring. I had a teacher in high school who I swore was from another planet--he always acted the same, never had moods. So it would make sense to find out some people aren't from this world!" --Majandra Delfino, from YM's March 2000 issue
"Aliens and the supernatural are things we know very little about, so a well-done sci-fi show shapes and molds our views. You go watch a movie based on any significant historic period and you know what happens. But with this you don't know what to expect, what the aliens can do. There is no right answer." --Brendan Fehr, from YM's March 2000 issue
From the cast, in general
Episodes
Write Them
Cast
Jason Behr ..... Max Evans Shiri Appleby ..... Liz Parker Katherine Heigl ..... Isabelle Evans Brendan Fehr ..... Michael Guerin Majandra Delfino ..... Maria DeLuca Colin Hanks ..... Alex Whitman Nick Wechsler ..... Kyle Valenti William Sadler ..... Sheriff Jim Valenti Jr.
Diane Farr as Amy DeLuca; Diane Farr is also a regular on MTV's Loveline
Howie Dorough as anonymous alien(?); Howie Dorough is also a member of Backstreet Boys
Liz Parker was a regular "oblivious" teenager one day, and then the next, life would never be the same.
*Extra, extra! This section will contain anything-goes Roswell articles in current or upcoming magazines! You can get a copy of the article yourself, which usually includes some nice pics. :) (ps. If you find one I don't have here, pleeeeeease let me know!)
Shiri Appleby Teen May 2000 issue Jason Behr Movieline April 2000 issue "Home Theater: Bachelor Party" by Daniel Guss Some neat info on Jason's lifestyle (I'm going to go stalk him now ^_~) pg. 92 J-14 April 2000 issue "Why He Felt Like an Alien" Jason talks about relating to Max, and his future career pg. 82-3 
"How Jason Katims, Jonathan Frakes, a Cast of WB Friendly Teens Plan to Rework America's Roswell Mythology" by Christopher Allan Smith
About the show
"To me, one of the exciting things about the premise of the show is that the three alien characters in the show don't know about their history. From a writing point of view, it's exciting because as they discover their backstory, the audience is discovering it." --Jason Katims, from the WB website's "Feature" section
"My bestfriend is my big sister, Marieh. She's the yin to my yang--we totally balance each other. Whenever I go out with her, it's a guaranteed good time. And we both love to dress up and shop!" --Majandra Delfino about her older sister, from YM's April 2000 issue
Images
Shiri Appleby in a photo shoot, wearing a pretty black-laced prom dress
Majandra Delfino in a photo shoot, wearing black
Majandra Delfino, wearing overalls
A tired Majandra, smiling for the camera
A rare shot of Valenti smiling
The gang in an island setting
Screenshot of Isabelle looking down and smiling
Behind the scenes! David Nutter (the executive producer) and Jason Behr
Isabelle, Max, Liz, and Michael
Isabelle, wearing a leather coat
Liz, standing by a fence
Max and Liz close together
Close-up of Michael
Isabelle, sitting in a chair
Isabelle, hand on hip, in a brown leather jacket
Max, leaning back in a chair
Max and Liz, next to a fence
Michael and Isabelle, looking out onto the ocean (b/w)
[1] Season 1, Episode 1: Pilot 10.6.99
[2] Season 1, Episode 2: The Morning After 10.13.99
[3] Season 1, Episode 3: Monsters 10.20.99
[4] Season 1, Episode 4: Leaving Normal 10.27.99
[5] Season 1, Episode 5: Missing 11.3.99
[6] Season 1, Episode 6: 285 South 11.10.99
[7] Season 1, Episode 7: River Dog 11.17.99
[8] Season 1, Episode 8: Blood Brother 11.24.99
[9] Season 1, Episode 9: Heat Wave 12.1.99
[10] Season 1, Episode 10: The Balance 12.15.99
[11] Season 1, Episode 11: The Toy Story 1.19.00
[12] Season 1, Episode 12: Into the Woods 1.26.00
[13] Season 1, Episode 13: The Convention Man 2.2.00
[14] Season 1, Episode 14: Blind Date 2.9.00
[15] Season 1, Episode 15: Independence Day 2.16.00
[16] Season 1, Episode 16: Sexual Healing 3.1.00
[17] Season 1, Episode 17: Crazy 4.10.00
[18] Season 1, Episode 18: Tess, Lies, and Videotape 4.17.00
[19] Season 1, Episode 19: Four Square 4.24.00
[20] Season 1, Episode 20: Max to the Max 5.1.00
[21] Season 1, Episode 21: White Room 5.8.00
[22] Season 1, Episode 22: Destiny 5.15.00
[23] Season 2, Episode 1: Skin and Bones 10.2.00
[24] Season 2, Episode 2: Ask Not 10.9.00
[25] Season 2, Episode 3: Surprise 10.16.00
[26] Season 2, Episode 4: Summer of '47 10.23.00
[27] Season 2, Episode 5: The End of the World 10.30.00
[28] Season 2, Episode 6: Harvest 11.6.00
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