
As reported previously,
Sophina Brown, who previously played the role of Raina Troy on the CBS legal drama
Shark, will be appearing as part of the cast of the police procedural series
Numb3rs when it returns for a fifth season this fall. You can
read more about Brown's character on Numb3rs in this previous article. On top of that, the show is bringing in yet another female cast member to spice up the new episodes.
Enter Aya Sumika, the 27-year-old actress who has had a recurring role on
Numb3rs for the past two seasons as special agent Liz Warner. According to
The Hollywood Reporter, the former love interest of
Rob Morrow's Don Eppes has been signed as a regular this season. In addition to
Numb3rs, Sumika is also credited for her roles in
Bloodline, Hawaii, The O.C., and
Warner.
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KarenCerana3 said:
I'm glad I like Agent Liz,Warner on the series she fits in with Don's team very well & I hope her & Colby b...
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I'm actually pretty glad she's gonna be a regular now. I've never really had anything against Liz, even whe...
In other
Numb3rs news, cast member
David Krumholtz, is now engaged to actress girlfriend Vanessa Britting.
People reports that the couple have been dating for more than three years and that the wedding is planned for 2009.
"The happy couple became engaged in Paris on a hiatus vacation last month and are beyond ecstatic," rep David Lust said.
Krumholtz is known for playing math genius Charlie Eppes on
Numb3rs, as well as for his roles in
Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay and
The Lyon's Den. Britting, on the other hand, has appeared on
The Young and the Restless and
Without a Trace. She also made a guest appearance on her fiancée's hit drama in 2007.
Fans can catch
Numb3rs, which also stars
Peter MacNicol as Larry Fleinhardt,
Judd Hirsch as Alan Eppes,
Navi Rawat as Amita Ramanujan,
Alimi Ballard as David Sinclair, and
Dylan Bruno as Colby Granger, when it returns for fifth season this coming September on CBS.
-Kris De Leon, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
Source:
The Hollywood Reporter,
People
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