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    Chris Meloni (Maybe), Kathryn Hahn, and Ricky Martin Are About to Provide Guest Services

    Coming soon! (John Lamparski/WireImage.com; Noel Vasquez/Getty Images; Victor Chavez/WireImage.com)Actors have day jobs, but with an eye on a paycheck, a fun day's work, or an Outstanding Guest Actor Emmy, they moonlight in TV guest roles, too. Here are a few performers (and one non-performer) who will soon provide their Guest Services.

    Actor: Chris Meloni
    Day Job: Star, until recently, of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"; fake star of "The Vigilogna."
    POSSIBLY Guest-Starring On: "True Blood"
    POSSIBLE Role: An "incredibly powerful vampire"
    Pros: Meloni doesn't get as many chances as he should to show off his comic chops. And "True Blood" is basically a comedy. (With porn.)
    Cons: He should be above this nonsense.

    Actor: Kathryn Hahn
    Day Job: Until recently, she co-headlined NBC's "Free Agents"
    Guest-Starring On: "Parks & Recreation"
    Role: Leslie's (Amy Poehler) opponent in her City Council race
    Pros: This is a very nice vote of confidence from NBC to the effect that, even though "Free Agents" didn't work out, she is hilarious and should be on TV.
    Cons: She probably can't join the cast full-time.

    Actor: Ricky Martin
    Day Job: Pop star
    Guest-Starring On: "Glee"
    Role: The "hottest Spanish teacher ever in the history of Ohio."
    Pros: Well, he is both hot and Spanish.
    Cons: He's really going to make Mr. Schue look worn-out and crappy by comparison.

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    3 comments

    • Laura  •  5 months ago
      And I, being born in the United States by parents who were also United States born -- prefer Hispanic not Latino
    • Michael  •  5 months ago
      "Hot and Spanish?" Isn't he also quite gay? Not that there's anything wrong with that...
      • JerriW 5 months ago
        Then why mention it?
    • Shanti  •  5 months ago
      Actually the correct term should be 'latino'. He's from Puerto Rico NOT Spain. Sheesh. The only part they got right is the 'hot' part.
      • lo 5 months ago
        Why is it Many americans equate Spanish and Latino as one and the same? It is not. Shanti is right. He is Latino and not from Spain. People fron Spain who are Spanish ; are European and are White/Caucasian, not Hispanic or Latino. To many americans, get it right.

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