Laurel Holloman

Laurel Holloman plays Tina Kennard on The L Word, the other half of the Bette-and-Tina climate system. Showtime made lesbian lives appointment television: fashionable, messy, soapy, rare for treating queer women as the whole ensemble rather than a guest slot. Tina is how the courtyard still has a domestic argument. Holloman sells softness as plot, not wallpaper.

On Showtime from 2004–2009, Laurel Holloman plays Tina Kennard as labor, not scenery. Tina sells softness as plot: the domestic argument the courtyard still has to have. s01e01 is Laurel's door on The L Word — Tina Kennard already in the weather, not a walk-on.

Shane's pull and Alice's map need a marriage to orbit. On TV Flash she is 2000s catalog warmth. We file Tina with the hours that treated a partnership as weather and a supporting-to-central lead as the reason the West Hollywood hour still felt like a home with better lighting.

s06e08 is the later stance for Laurel Holloman. s02e01 still has to hold Laurel Holloman. No other filmography required. This file is The L Word, 2004–2009. Laurel Holloman keeps The L Word specific so the Showtime run still has a pulse. Showtime (2004–2009) remains the assignment; Laurel Holloman is the human checkpoint. Start for the contract, stay for Tina Kennard underneath it. The 2000s hour still works if you watch Laurel as labor. Tina sells softness as plot: the domestic argument the courtyard still has to have. Laurel Holloman keeps The L Word specific so the Showtime run still has a pulse.