We’re saddened at the departure of How I Met Your Mother but we’ve had nine seasons that’ve brought us good times at MacLaren’s with our favorite sitcom group of friends, new catchphrases (Legendary!), life theories (the Bro Code!) and had us eagerly awaiting the arrival of the Mother (Cristin Milioti) who did not disappoint. Let’s say farewell to our whiskey swilling, laser tag playing, red cowboy boot wearing group by looking back at their high school pictures. Sadly, none of them had a goth phase like Lily Aldrin.

We were there for their first kisses, and their first… well, “firsts” and all the teen angst-filled love triangles on Dawson’s Creek which aired for six seasons on TV from 1998 – 2003. Whether you were rooting for Joey and Pacey, or Joey and Dawson or Dawson and Jen or Jen and Jack or… [gosh, we’re STILL confused], but Capeside High was just like any other high school: full of little white lies, hard learned life lessons and loves lost and found. Now, 10 years after the show has ended, Snakkle finds out where the talented cast are now, and where they ended up after Dawson’s Creek.

Each season, there is a slew of new TV dramas and comedies vying for our attention. And there are always a few breakout stars, the faces and personalities you just can’t get enough of, whether or not their show is picked up (and whether or not you’ve ever heard of them). Here is Snakkle’s list of the biggest stars of the 2011-2012 TV season; who’s your favorite?

You know those good-looking, talented high school kids on TV and in the movies? Those ones who seem way too together, way too comfortable with themselves to be teenagers? Chances are, they’re not. Check out these stars who played high schoolers when they were really past high school—some of them waaay past high school—themselves!

As we celebrate Chuck Norris’ birthday take a look at other celebrities who have played themselves on TV and film.

These days some of the best stories, scripts, and characters seem to be found on television, which is luring the biggest names to the smaller screen. But it’s also serving to entice a number of TV stars back. In fact, mid-season 2012 is chock full of them! Snakkle caught up with James Van Der Beek, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Kristen Bell, and more to discuss returning to medium that made them household names.

One thing that seems to be trending on ABC for their midseason: B*tches. With their new comedy Don’t trust the B—- in Apartment 23 starring James Van Der Beek (as himself!!!) and Krysten Ritter, as well as dramedy GCB (short for Good Christian B*tches), starring Leslie Bibb and Krisin Chenoweth, there are a lot of strong, female characters headed to your TV screen this winter.