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Farrah Fawcett
Self - Winner Award for Favourite New Television Show
1 episode

Storm Reid
Self - Presenter
1 episode

Drew Barrymore
Self - Presenter
2 episodes

Mai Shanley
Self - Miss USA 1984
1 episode

Pierce Brosnan
Self - Presenter
1 episode

Nell Carter
Self - Presenter
1 episode

Michael J. Fox
Self - Presenter
1 episode

Deidre Hall
Self - Presenter
1 episode

Lisa Hartman
Self - Presenter
1 episode

Anthony Hopkins
Self - Accepting Award / Self - Presenter
2 episodes

Kate Jackson
Self - Presenter
1 episode

Fred MacMurray
Self - Presenter
1 episode

Lee Marvin
Self - Presenter
1 episode

Pat Morita
Self - Presenter
1 episode

Connie Sellecca
Self - Presenter
1 episode

Cicely Tyson
Self - Presenter
1 episode

Sam Waterston
Self - Presenter
1 episode

Jesse Spencer
Self
1 episode

Olivia Wilde
Self
1 episode

Reese Witherspoon
Self - Winner
1 episode

Christina Applegate
Self - Winner
1 episode

Simu Liu
Self - Host
1 episode

Glen Powell
Self - Presenter
1 episode

Sydney Sweeney
Self - Presenter
2 episodes

Megan Fox
Self - Presenter
1 episode

Jeremy Renner
Self - Presenter
1 episode

Lucy Hale
Self - Presenter
2 episodes

Tom Hiddleston
Self - Award Winner
1 episode

P!nk
Self - Nominee
1 episode

Ice Spice
Self - Award Winner
1 episode
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