Yikes!  Good luck to you, Annie!

Rebecca Staab also makes a brief appearance in the 2nd Season premiere of The Mentalist ("Redemption") playing a character named Maggie.

I don't think CBS airs full eps of that show, but you can already watch this ep on MEGAVIDEO:
http://www.megavideo.com/?v=EG0M9F9Q

Something I noticed that's really wild is that a house that figures very prominently in The Mentlist ep-- the sale house that the lead character and two other regulars stake out and can be seen breaking into, is the same house that "Daphne Collins" (Staab) can be seen walking completely past after she leaves the Blue Whale on the way to her car in the '91 DS.

And yes, it's scary that I would notice this.  Scarier still is that I posted a pic of the house not long ago--

Re: Discuss: '91 Series - Pilot - Part 1

The Sept. 13 segment about GL on 60 minutes included DS alum Ellen Wheeler, the soap's Executive Producer, whose teary-eyed interview (and energetic antics!) can be seen here during the segment's 2nd half:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oC0S76RmZxY

I want to know what vitamins she takes.

We saw psychic abilities before, when Charity had the dream about Quentin that you, Midnite, dislike so much.  Maybe Charity had ESP all along, but repressed it because she knew from her father that such things were the devil's work - but she didn't really want to repress it, especially when Carl started talking rhapsodically to her about his Pansy.

Well, I can't say I found the dream all that precognitive.  Charity had just been chased back to Collinwood by the werewolf, where she hysterically proclaims that no one is safe while it's on the loose.  And then, before Charity turns in, Magda reads her cards and interprets the Moon in the spread as a bad card that's associated with deception, and she warns her to avoid a dangerous man who will soon be in her life, all the while knowing (as do we) that Charity has the hots for Quentin.  As she dreams, her subconscious seems to connect the dots from there-- there's a passionate rendezvous with Quentin (accompanied by, of course, his one and only song), some talk about the power of the moon, and then Quentin remains passive while the werewolf menaces her.

Oh wait, there IS something that doesn't fit-- the writers added a recitation of "Shadows of the Night" to the dream.  Unless we're supposed to believe that it's a popular song in that era, how could Charity know the lyrics for Quentin's music?  But I suspect the goal was to titillate young fans (and sell more records) rather than to convey the message that Charity could, at this point, foresee the future.

Kelly Hu can be seen October 6 on the new series NCIS: Los Angeles in the ep "Killshot."  The show airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.

Pre-I Ching, her small bedroom was upstairs in the West Wing.  But during the post-I Ching 1897, it's a much nicer room in the servants' quarters, which are located beyond the door that's under the staircase landing.