I love Friday the 13th, the series, a true little gem. I wish the show had continued on for more than three seasons. I still watch it from time to time.
She's extremely beautiful and very attractive. Her, Chris Wiggins and John D lemay were a great pair for Friday the 13th the series. I was not happy when John D lemay left the show and wished the show lasted longer. Great interview
I LOVE her and I never missed an episode back in the day!! I have found them on the net and I loved rewatching them. Friday the 13th the series rocked!!!
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@Indri Ani , Johnny is okay, but the chemistry between Micki, Ryan and Jack was magical. For me, their friendship was the heart of the show and the main reason I was a fan of the show. The first 2 seasons are my favorite. It had a certain spark, charm and warmth about it, but the show was not the same for me when Ryan left, and I quickly lost interest. I missed Ryan. I missed seeing him with Micki and Jack. Sorry, but Johnny always felt like an outsider/interloper, and Jack and Micki seemed so lonely without Ryan. Again, Johnny was okay. He was even a likeable character, but Micki, Ryan and Jack are the characters/trio that made a huge impression on me.
Truly makes you miss the 80s. Her and Sheena Easton were hot. My brother and i never missed an episode of Friday the 13th the Series. Underrated show!!
What a Babe. Robey has talent, the, intelligence, body, an likability of Jean Grey. She wasn't an Airhead when she spoke. Brains and beauty. What a missed opportunity.
Hadn't seen this lady since the old Friday the 13th show was on, I had the biggest crush on her back in the late 80's! Such a stunningly gorgeous woman with such a nice smile, I hope she's good wherever she is.
Phenomenal talent! Friday the 13th The Series has nothing to do with the movies other than the title font. It's a sophisticated thriller of a series with wonderful dialogue and acting. We managed to buy the DVD box set. The 1st ep isn't the absolute greatest but holy cow does it take off after that! I loved it growing up but have a whole new appreciation for it now. One of our all-time favorites now. The dynamic of Jack, Mickey and Ryan is lightning in a bottle: something never captured before or since.
@@izzonj For what it's worth, this is the longest time I've ever seen between the original comment and a reply to it. I'm sure there've been longer times, but I haven't seen them.
My last name is Roby it's pronounced the same way she does I was about 15 when the show was on and just bought the whole series of eBay for $22 it's so great to see that show again I highly recommend picking it up on DVD
I randomly found a video of Fridays Curse in my parents collection and watched it and I always wondered about her. I'm learning so much about her just from the comments lol I was 4 when the show came out so I never saw it on TV or her.
I used to do the same thing and had to sneak into the living room and keep the volume low since one time my conservative mother caught me watching that show and was convinced I would grow up to be a devil worshiper if I kept watching. How weird.
@OroborusFMA It was hokey, but that was part of its charm. Comparing it to the movies, however, is an apples-and-bulldozers proposition. Sure, this can be see as an inspiration for X-Files (though Chris Carter cited "Kolchak: The Night Stalker" as the primary influence) and absolutely for Warehouse 13.
She is drop dead gorgeous. Loved her in Friday the 13th the Series! I met her at a convention last year. She was rail thin. I mean really, really thin. I hope she's ok.... I think she might have a substance abuse problem. It really bummed me out.
1) I got a email from Paramount saying "Keep an eye out in late September." 2) I am friends with Louise Robey "Micki" and run her Official Myspace and Facebook Fan sites.
I remember having trouble convincing my friends to watch the show because they all were convinced it was tied in with the movie franchise of the same name. The television show was so much better written - and often darker - than any of those hack-you-apart films. Am I the only one who sees this as a forerunner of The X Files?
