Trivia: The resonantly photogenic model-turned-actress Sarah Lancaster began life in Overland Park, KS, with a real estate broker father, a homemaker mother, and one sibling. The family moved to Mission Viejo, Orange County, before Sarah's 11th birthday, where the aspiring star instantly secured representation and, within a few years, landed a recurring role as Rachel Meyers on the teen-oriented sitcom Saved by the Bell: The New Class, between 1994 and 1996. Lancaster briefly attended the University of California at Irvine to facilitate an early high-school graduation, then leapt into L.A.-based acting work, with a series of contributions to such low-profile films as Lovers Lane (1999), Mercury Project (2000), and Devil in the Flesh 2 (2000). Lancaster scored her first huge cinematic break in 2002, when she appeared (very briefly) as one among dozens of romantic interests for Frank Abagnale Jr. (Leonardo DiCaprio) in Steven Spielberg's dazzling biopic Catch Me If You Can (2002). Lancaster maintained a higher onscreen profile with guest-starring appearances on Scrubs and CSI, as well as supporting roles on Everwood and Dr. Vegas. Her next two television roles -- Dr. Marjorie Seaver on the comedy drama What About Brian and Ellie Bartowski on the spy comedy drama Chuck -- lead to even higher exposure and success.

Trivia: Actor Barry Corbin may be best remembered for portraying Maurice Minnifield, the blustery but good-hearted ex-astronaut and entrepreneurial owner of Cicely, Alaska, in the popular TV show Northern Exposure (1990-95). Prior to that, he worked steadily on stage, screen and television since the mid '70s. With his stocky build and big voice, the Texas native is noted for his portrayals of policemen, soldiers, and father figures. He received formal training in theater at Texas Tech, and, after spending two years in the Marines, Corbin returned home and began acting in regional theater. He later went to New York where he worked on and off Broadway. He moved to L.A. in 1977 where he began writing radio plays for National Public Radio. In 1980 Corbin began his feature-film career, appearing in three popular films: Any Which Way You Can, Stir Crazy, and Urban Cowboy. Among his other early career highlights are Six Pack, Honkytonk Man, and playing General Beringer in John Badham's nuclear thriller WarGames. He continued to work steadily in TV and film in projects such as LBJ: The Early Years, Nothing In Common, Critters 2, and Who's Harry Crumb before landing his iconic part on Northern Exposure.After the quirky CBS series ended, he could be seen in Curdled, The Drew Carey Show, and in a recurring role on the drama series One Tree Hill. In 2007 he was in the Best Picture winning No Country For Old Men. His most recent credits include Feed he Fish, and Valley of the Sun.

Trivia: Began a dream journal that has been kept up-to-date since age 10. Has a fear of heights. Was the first regular female "field agent" on MTV's Punk'd. Became spokesperson for Lincoln-Mercury cars and was known as the "Mercury Girl." Earned a spot on Maxim's Hot 100 List in 2004. Landed her first starring role in Spike TV's Blade: The Series. Decided to leave her cohosting gig on ABC's Wipeout in 2011 to focus on acting. Is a gun collector and enjoys skeet shooting.