During its peak on the small screen, That ‘70s Show was a huge hit that wound up launching the careers of performers like Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis. Despite being a period piece, the show captured relatable themes and interesting character well enough to find a large audience every single week.
Allison Munn was able to land a recurring role on the show as Caroline, turning into a memorable character that the fans haven’t forgotten about. Since then, the actress has had far more hit projects than some would expect.
Let’s take a closer look at what Allison Munn has been up to since playing Caroline.
She Was On 20 Episodes Of ‘One Tree Hill’
That ‘70s Show proved to be an effective starting off point for Allison Munn. Following her time on the show as the memorable Caroline, Munn would be able to capitalize on this success by finding other roles on the small screen. One of the larger roles that she found after That ‘70s Show was a recurring role on One Tree Hill, marking yet another hit credit for the actress.
Sandwiched between her time on That ‘70s Show and One Tree Hill, Munn landed a main role on Carpoolers, but that show wasn’t quite the hit that she was looking for. She also had a few pilots that she took part in that didn’t make it to television, and while these projects didn’t work out, they did show that networks saw her value and were wanting to give her a starring vehicle.
One Tree Hill, much like That ‘70s Show, was already chugging along prior to Munn getting there, but this did not stop her from becoming a welcomed addition to the show. From 2009 to 2012, Munn played the character, Olivia, she wound up appearing in 20 episodes of the popular show.
After her time on One Tree Hill came to an end, the performer was still able to continue her success on television, much like she had when she concluded her run on That ‘70s Show.
She Was On Over 80 Episodes Of ‘Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn’
Nickelodeon has been no stranger to having successful television shows for decades now, and many stars have had a role on the network at some point. This was the case for Allison Munn, who wound up landing a major role on the Nickelodeon series Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn during the 2010s.
Prior to her stint on Nickelodeon, Munn had a few projects that she worked on, but none were on the same level as her previous successes. She was in one episode each of Family Tools and Dads, and while these were nice credits for the actress to have, it would be her next television role that really took off.
Starting back in 2014, Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn was a success for Nickelodeon that featured Allison Munn in a lead role. As great as recurring roles in already established shows was for her career earlier on, this series gave her a chance to thrive from the very beginning, and she made the most of her opportunity on the show. Overall, she would be on the show from 2014 to 2018.
After that series ended, it was once again time for Munn to move on and find work in other projects. In keeping with her history since That ‘70s Show, it didn’t take her too long to move onto something else on the small screen.
She Was Recently On ‘The Big Show’
Two years after the conclusion of Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn, Allison Munn found herself as one of the leads on The Big Show, which starred Munn alongside former WWE performer, The Big Show.
This series did have some things to like about it, but it did not have enough to continue past its first season. This was not the type of short-term project that Munn was used to after multiple successful shows, but it did give the actress some time to appear in other projects last year.
Not only did she star on The Big Show, but the actress also lent her voice to two different episodes of Family Guy. Munn is not known for her voice acting work, but she was able to make solid things happen in the studio while working on Family Guy. This could end up being a part of the business that she continues to tap into as time goes on, which would be cool to see.
That ‘70s Show was an awesome break for Allison Munn, and her credits since then are even more impressive.
