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Raye Hollitt

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Raye Hollitt, born on April 17, 1964, is an American actress and bodybuilder, also known by her stage name Zap, and one of the original cast members of American Gladiators. She graduated from Lake-Lehman High School in 1982 and then worked as a paralegal for seven years. She appeared in Season 1 of American Gladiators in 1989, took the second season off for maternity leave, returned for Season 3 and continued on the show through 1995, and she reappeared for an alumni show in the final season. Before she found fame as Zap she was a contestant on the game show Card Sharks and featured in Blake Edwards's 1989 comedy Skin Deep, and she did the pilot for JAG, in which she played a pilot named Cassie, and appeared on Baywatch, Blossom and several other television shows.

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is an American actress and bodybuilder, also known by her stage name Zap and Rain, one of the original cast members of American Gladiators.
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    Raye Hollitt (born April 17, 1964)
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    is an American actress and bodybuilder, also known by her stage name Zap and Rain, one of the original cast members of American Gladiators.
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    is an American actress and bodybuilder, also known by her stage name Zap and Rain, one of the original cast members of American Gladiators.
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    is an American actress and bodybuilder, also known by her stage name Zap and Rain, one of the original cast members of American Gladiators.
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