Tania Raymonde (Alex) on TV in NCIS, Malcolm in the Middle

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Tania has been busy, and in the last couple of days, I saw two different recent appearances of hers that I had not been aware of.

She was a guest star on a recent ep of Law & Order: Criminal Intent called "Revolution," that premiered on August 9th - it was the 16th ep of the current (8th) season. Get this: she played a young woman who had been kidnapped by a crazed zealot as an infant, and raised as his daughter, and when she grew up, she was drawn into his nefarious schemes! She was very very lovely though, and it was a neat ep, tying in recent headline-making stories about domestic terrorism, hatred for Wall Street, and kidnap victims.

She also had a small part on an ep of Bones called "Mayhem on a Cross," the 20th ep of the 4th season, which aired last April 16th. She was a singer, and girlfriend of a musician in a death-metal band who was suspected of murder. She was really just in one interrogation scene though, but had some very emotional moments.

A few years back, she did an ep of NCIS called "An Eye for an Eye," and it is being rerun on USA at noon on Sun. 9/13.

One of her earliest roles was as Cynthia on 5 episodes of Malclom in the Middle - one of those, "Cynthia's Back," from 2002, airs tonight (Th. 9/10) at midnight on Nickelodeon. The description is: "Cynthia returns from Europe and Malcolm discovers that she has a more 'developed' figure. This episode was originally rated TV-14 DL." Um-hm. She'd have been... 13 and a half when this was filmed. Hmmm...

She has also been appearing on Cold Case as Frankie Raffertty, a lab tech in eight episodes last season.



Other shows she's guested on include CSI: NY, Medium, That's So Raven and Providence.

Interestingly, any number of tabloid sources - even VH1's Best Week Ever and the London Daily Mail - report that she is in fact dating Jeff Goldblum, the star of law & order: CI; he's ummm.... 35 years older, giving hope to us all.

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Aha - found a pic of Cynthia at last!