'Roswell, New Mexico': The plot would go nowhere if not for the women on the show

The women are bold and beautiful and they do not shy away from putting themselves out there even when things go haywire
PUBLISHED JAN 25, 2019

The CW reboot of the '90s iconic cult classic, 'Roswell', has brought up some of our favorite characters, but this time they are all grown up. Dealing with some real-world issues such as immigration and discrimination, 'Roswell: New Mexico' follows the old gang as they take up some adult responsibilities while trying to fit into a world that is not very accepting.

Starring Nathan Parsons (as Max Evans), Jeanine Mason (as Liz Ortecho), Lily Cowles (as Isobel Evans), Michael Vlamis (as Michael), Heather Hemmens (as Maria DeLuca), and Riley Voelkel (as Jenna Cameron), the show has brought in some extremely interesting elements, among which the most intriguing are the women characters.

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