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5 Celebrities You Forgot Guest Starred On Twin Peaks

Twin Peaks starred many famous actors, but some of its guest stars slipped right under the radar. Here are five celebrities you may have forgotten.

5 Celebrities You Forgot Guest Starred On Twin Peaks

1. Jamie Lee Curtis starred in a Season 3 episode of Charlie's Angels, titled "Winning Is for Losers" in 1978. The episode features Curtis as pro golfer Linda Frye, who is targeted by assassins and enlists the Angels for help. Curtis had previously appeared on Operation Petticoat and had guested on Columbo and Quincy, M.E. before this.

2. Robert Reed, who played Mike Brady on The Brady Bunch, had a guest role on a Season 4 two-part episode of Charlie's Angels in 1980. Reed played attorney Glenn Staley in the episode titled "One Love ... Two Angels." His portrayal of a white-collar criminal and murderer in the episode added a Shakespearean twist to the series.

3. Jamie Lee Curtis gained breakout success in 1978 with her performance in Halloween as Laurie Strode. Before this, she made a guest appearance on Charlie's Angels in a Season 3 episode called "Winning Is for Losers." Curtis played the role of Linda Frye, an up-and-coming pro golfer targeted by assassins who sought the help of the Angels.

4. Tom Selleck made his guest appearance on Charlie's Angels in 1975, four years before his breakthrough role as Thomas Magnum on Magnum, P.I. In the Season 1 episode, Selleck played Dr. Alan Samuelson, a love interest for Kelly Garrett played by Jaclyn Smith. After his guest spot on Charlie's Angels, Selleck continued to appear on various television shows and eventually starred in his iconic role as New York Police commissioner Frank Reagan on Blue Bloods.

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