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<font color=yellow>Aisha Tyler</font> (Mia Dickerson) has been plenty busy this past year, and her schedule is about to get busier.
The Hollywood Reporter today announced the actress has joined the cast of the upcoming <font color=yellow>John Gray</font> project series, Ghost Whisperer, which is set to air on CBS. The former stand up comedian will co-star opposite Party of Five alumni <font color=yellow>Jennifer Love Hewitt</font>, who was cast in the main role last month. Tyler will portray Love-Hewitt's best friend.
Ghost Whisperer will revolve around the life of a young newlywed (Love-Hewitt) who can communicate with the dead. The story is based on the work of <font color=yellow>James Van Praagh</font>, a self-proclaimed medium who maintains can contact anyone who is dead. Though the show has been referred to as Ghost Whisperer by the media, it still hasn't been officially named.
Tyler is currently under a talent deal with CBS and has recurring roles on CSI and 24. She was first introduced to CSI in the episode "Harvest" as Mia Dickerson, a DNA analyst with a few obsessive compulsive quirks. The character has developed a flirtatious relationship with <font color=yellow>Gary Dourdan's</font> Warrick Brown, and though Tyler's new deal may affect her role on CSI, the actress has publicly admitted she's a happy workaholic.
No date for the premiere of Ghost Whisperer has been announced. To read the original report on the series visit The Hollywood Reporter. To read the news of Tyler's hiring, head over to Reuters.com.<center></center>
The Hollywood Reporter today announced the actress has joined the cast of the upcoming <font color=yellow>John Gray</font> project series, Ghost Whisperer, which is set to air on CBS. The former stand up comedian will co-star opposite Party of Five alumni <font color=yellow>Jennifer Love Hewitt</font>, who was cast in the main role last month. Tyler will portray Love-Hewitt's best friend.
Ghost Whisperer will revolve around the life of a young newlywed (Love-Hewitt) who can communicate with the dead. The story is based on the work of <font color=yellow>James Van Praagh</font>, a self-proclaimed medium who maintains can contact anyone who is dead. Though the show has been referred to as Ghost Whisperer by the media, it still hasn't been officially named.
Tyler is currently under a talent deal with CBS and has recurring roles on CSI and 24. She was first introduced to CSI in the episode "Harvest" as Mia Dickerson, a DNA analyst with a few obsessive compulsive quirks. The character has developed a flirtatious relationship with <font color=yellow>Gary Dourdan's</font> Warrick Brown, and though Tyler's new deal may affect her role on CSI, the actress has publicly admitted she's a happy workaholic.
No date for the premiere of Ghost Whisperer has been announced. To read the original report on the series visit The Hollywood Reporter. To read the news of Tyler's hiring, head over to Reuters.com.<center></center>
