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Heather Anne Thomas (born Heather Anne Thomas) is an American author, actress and activist. She became famous as the character Jody Banks in the"The Fall Guy" Adventure Show. Her television career began as a child when she was selected as one of the hosts for the NBC series 'Talking with a Giant'. After that, she was able to pursue a certificate at the ULCA School of Film and Theatre from ULCA before making guest appearances in TV series, such as 'California Fever', 'Co-Ed Fever' and the 'The Misadventures Of Sheriff Lobo'. In 1981, she was cast as the main character in "The Fall Guy". The show, which ran for five seasons, became quite popular in many states and made Thomas an international famous celebrity. Thomas has been featured in a variety of television series and films since then. Her nomination for a Gemini Award in 1987 for her role as Ford: The Man and the Machine in a commercial-grade TV movie. Thomas has decided to quit acting in 1998, after focusing on her life with her children. She has been an advocate for a number of causes, and also is a scriptwriter, writer, published author and activist.

Kelsey Asbille Chow became famous for her role in the the sitcom of Disney Channel Pair of Kings. In her career as an actress, she's performed in a variety of films and shows. Theatre has always been an interest for her since the time she learned to learn to read. The first time she was exposed to acting was in shows performed by community theatres. When she was thirteen, her first TV role came up. Her surname was changed to 'Chow,' in 2017, accusing Hollywood stereotypes. Media criticized her for denying her identity as Chinese. In her role as a Columbia University human rights student her name has grown into one of the Hollywood fan favorite due to her distinctive roles. According to some, she's also one of Hollywood's most hopeful actors.