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    11 Actresses Who Were Replaced in Popular TV Shows

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    • Actresses in popular TV shows have been replaced due to reasons such as scheduling conflicts, creative changes, contract disputes, and unexpected health circumstances.
    • Examples include Jane Levy being replaced by Emma Greenwell in Shameless, Jacqueline MacInnes Wood being replaced by Caity Lotz in Arrow, and Lacey Chabert being replaced by Mila Kunis in Family Guy.
    • Other notable recastings include Maura Tierney in Parenthood, Eve Plumb in That ’70s Show, and Janet Hubert in The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.

    In the world of television, the show must go on, even if it means swapping out the stars. Behind the scenes, scheduling conflicts, creative changes, contract disputes, and unexpected health circumstances have led producers to replace actresses in some of TV’s most memorable shows.

    Jane Levy

    <span class="wp-desc-text"></span> <span class="wp-caption-text">C Flanigan / imageSPACE / MEGA</span>
    C Flanigan / imageSPACE / MEGA

    Jane Levy originally took on the role of Mandy Milkovich in Shameless, but fans soon noticed Mandy’s face had changed as the actress was quietly replaced. Emma Greenwell stepped into the part starting in season two, after Levy departed to headline the ABC sitcom Suburgatory.

    Jacqueline MacInnes Wood

    <span class="wp-desc-text"></span> <span class="wp-caption-text">AFF/ML/Steven Bergman / MEGA</span>
    AFF/ML/Steven Bergman / MEGA

    Best known for her Emmy-winning turn on The Bold and the Beautiful, Jacqueline MacInnes Wood originally played Black Canary in Arrow’s pilot. Scheduling conflicts ultimately forced producers to recast the role, with Caity Lotz stepping in for the series

    Lacey Chabert

    <span class="wp-desc-text"></span> <span class="wp-caption-text">Tony DiMaio/MEGA</span>
    Tony DiMaio/MEGA

    Lacey Chabert voiced Meg Griffin during the first season of Family Guy, lending her unique energy to the animated favorite. The role was quietly recast, and Mila Kunis would make Meg her own starting with the show’s second season, as

    Maura Tierney

    <span class="wp-desc-text"></span> <span class="wp-caption-text">Scott Kirkland / PictureGroup / MEGA</span>
    Scott Kirkland / PictureGroup / MEGA

    Before rising to acclaim on ER, Maura Tierney filmed the unaired pilot for Parenthood as Sarah Braverman. When the show finally moved forward, her role was recast with Lauren Graham after Tierney had to step away following a cancer diagnosis

    Eve Plumb

    <span class="wp-desc-text"></span> <span class="wp-caption-text">Steven Bergman/AFF-USA.COM / MEGA</span>
    Steven Bergman/AFF-USA.COM / MEGA

    Known for her iconic role as Jan Brady, Eve Plumb also briefly played Pamela Burkhard on That ’70s Show before her <a href="https://comicvibe.com/marvel-tokon-fighting-souls-reveals-first-dlc-character-at-san-diego-comic/” title=”MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls Reveals First DLC Character at San Diego Comic”>character was recast with movie star Brooke Shields when the role returned in season 6, per ScreenRant.

    Lecy Goranson

    <span class="wp-desc-text"></span> <span class="wp-caption-text">Xavier Collin / Image Press Agency / MEGA</span>
    Xavier Collin / Image Press Agency / MEGA

    Lecy Goranson’s portrayal of Becky on Roseanne became a household favorite, but her departure to attend college saw Sarah Chalke step into the role, as Lecy would later return to the role in 2018

    Anita Barone

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    KH1 / WENN / MEGA

    Anita Barone made an early impression as Carol on an episode of Friends, only for the role to be recast with Jane Sibbett in the following appearances after Barone chose to pursue other opportunities The swift change became a memorable example of how casting tweaks can go unnoticed or become iconic tri

    Sharon Wilkins

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    JM11 / WENN / MEGA

    Sharon Wilkins had a brief appearance as Angie in 30 Rock, only to be swapped out after one episode. with Sherri Shepherd taking over the part for the rest of the series. Shepherd played the role for 11 episodes throughout the series.

    Alexandra Krosney

    <span class="wp-desc-text"></span> <span class="wp-caption-text">Faye Sadou / WENN / MEGA</span>
    Faye Sadou / WENN / MEGA

    As Kristin on Last Man Standing, Alexandra Krosney brought warmth to the show’s family dynamic during its first season. The character was recast with Amanda Fuller as the series continued, with Krosney let go for creative reasons ahead of season two, as

    Janet Hubert

    <span class="wp-desc-text"></span> <span class="wp-caption-text">Steven Bergman / AFF-USA.COM / MEGA</span>
    Steven Bergman / AFF-USA.COM / MEGA

    Janet Hubert was the original Aunt Vi her spirited performance. After creative differences, the show brought in a new actress, sparking one of TV’s most talked-about recastings, as Daphne Maxwell Reid took over the part starting in season four

    Laura Benanti

    <span class="wp-desc-text"></span> <span class="wp-caption-text">Steven Bergman / AFF-USA.COM / MEGA</span>
    Steven Bergman / AFF-USA.COM / MEGA

    Laura Benanti embraced the role of Supergirl’s mother on Supergirl and quickly became a fan favorite. However, commitments led to her being replaced, with Erica Durance carrying the character forward starting in season 3, as

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