Linda Edna Cardellini (born June 25, 1975) is an American television and film actress. She is perhaps best known for her roles as high school student Lindsay Weir on Freaks and Geeks, as Velma Dinkley in the live-action Scooby-Doo films, and as Samantha Taggart on ER. Cardellini was born in Redwood City, California, the daughter of Lorraine (née Hernan) and Wayne David Cardellini. She made her first public appearance at age 10, when she sang...
Velma is close to falling towards her death but Patrick is there holding her ...
The gang prepares to question Old Man Wickles on his involvement in the monst...
Velma crawls through the lab as Daphne follows her, trying to talk to her abo...
Velma is describing the costumes that they have collected over the years from...
Velma discovers a recipe for creating a homemade monster.
Velma is introducing Daphne to Patrick at the opening of the museum.
Velma has a crush on the museum's curator, Patrick.
Patrick and Velma have an instant connection with each other as they talk at ...
Velma crawls through the lab as Daphne follows her, trying to talk to her abo...
Velma declined a date with Patrick because she got nervous and made up this e...
Shaggy and Scooby are getting dragged around by a flying monster because thei...
Velma has found a secret passage way in the museum after they were attacked b...
Velma gets excited when she finds a scale from the monster that attacked them...
Velma stays positive about the museum's disaster opening and she's ready to g...
Velma is looking at the results of the scale she found and they are fighting ...
Velma and Daphne discuss the possibility of Velma dating Patrick.
Velma and the gang are trapped in a cage after ringing Old Man Wickles doorbe...
The gang is walking through Old Man Wickles' house trying to find clues.
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