With a Drew Barrymore Scream-style departure from Valentine, we have to ask, will we ever get to see more of this sexy Roswell babe?!

When you came on to this project, did you know you'd be first scene and out?

Yeah. That would've been terrible, "What, you cut me in the first 15 minutes?"

Were you happy with the way you died?

Yeah, it was a great death. But there was so much more blood and it was so great, it was really graphic. Oh, that may not be so good for the kids out there, but God, did we really milk it when we shot it. It was so good, but they had to cut it down. They had to cut the blood and stuff, but it was great because I spent three hours of them putting the prosthetic ... I probably shouldn't say ...

Were you trying out for any of the other roles?

No, actually, it worked out very well for me because I didn't have the time to do anything else, because I was working and all I had were the three days to do it. It worked out very well.

As for Roswell, do you think you'll be working on it for some time?

I don't know. I really don't know what will happen. I think we'll see another season. I hope to see another season. It's pretty much up in the air until then.

Do you have a lot of interaction with the fans of Roswell?

We try to. I think that the Internet is the best way to interact with fans so we do some chats occasionally and try to see what they're saying, what they're thinking through the Internet and kind of be a fly on the wall and observe when they're in their chat rooms talking about the show. We occasionally have them come on the set and that's really fun in that kind of environment so they can see what goes on. Last year they threw us a big party and that was really cool. We felt like Elvis or the Beatles.

Do you see a lot of people identifying with your character so that you have a built-in fanbase from Roswell?