Angel Laketa Moore

Throughout Moore's Hollywood career, Angel Laketa Moore was known for Moore's acting talents in dramatic television shows. Moore began Moore's career with roles in "ER" (NBC, 1994-2009) and "Angel's Ladies" (2000). Later, Moore acted in "Miss/Guided" (2007-08), "Southland" (2008-2013) and "Workaholics" (Comedy Central, 2010-17). More recently, Moore acted in the Mark Hapka drama "23 Blast" (2014).

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ER · S13, E20

Lights Out

In a busy emergency room, Kovac feels the pressure to take care of the overflow of cases before the area is shut down for renovations. A lonely Sam befriends terminally ill photojournalist Diana Moore (recurring guest star Annabella Sciorra), who has a negative outlook. Pratt gets a scare when his brother unexpectedly shows up in the emergency room. And the tension between Gates and his father, Mike (recurring guest star Stacy Keach), reaches a boiling point.
ER · S14, E17

Under Pressure

Pratt decides to fight for his relationship with Betina (recurring guest star Gina Ravera) despite her reluctance. Neela treats a young injured couple, but when one of them pulls a gun (guest star Josh Stewart - "Dirt"), she quickly finds out about their criminal status. Abby sees signs that her relationship may be over and it scares her.
SOUTHLAND · S4, E9

Risk

Ben finds himself heading down a slippery slope as he attempts to help the daughter of a prostitute – putting him in hot water with the woman's pimp. Lydia and Ruben investigate the murder of a gang-banger who may have been killed over a graffiti tag. Tang faces more questions about her shooting of an innocent bystander, which could ultimately determine whether she gets promoted to sergeant.
B POSITIVE · S1, E10

B Negative Pt. 2

Drew falls into a deep depression after a friend’s failed kidney surgery, and it’s up to Gina to help him out of it.
UNITED STATES OF AL · S2, E11

Punch / Musht

When Hazel gets in trouble at school, Riley and Vanessa disagree on how to handle the issue.

Angel Laketa Moore

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