“I see hair!” she announces to a roomful of blank ... mechanical babies were flying off the shelves.” Enuka Okuma, who plays Natalie, originally passed on a different role in the series ...

Brown) that natural and nuclear disaster did not wipe out humanity on the surface of the Earth. There were survivors — including Xavier’s wife Teri (Enuka Okuma) — and the Secret Service ...

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In an episode titled, "5:00 P.M.," a woman named Natalie (Enuka Okuma) is wheeled into the emergency room. Other medical dramas have often depicted childbirth, but not to this level of graphic detail.

In an episode titled, "5:00 P.M.," a woman named Natalie (Enuka Okuma) is wheeled into the emergency room. Other medical dramas have often depicted childbirth, but not to this level of graphic detail.

As viewers will recall, one of the biggest lingering questions surrounding the finale was whether or not Xavier Collins’ (Brown) wife Teri (Enuka Okuma) was alive. A recording shared by Sinatra ...