Keri Russell, Scott Speedman & Rest of 'Felicity' Cast 22 Years after 1st Episode Aired

It has been over two decades since "Felicity" first premiered, and the cast members have since continued their acting careers.

Around 22 years ago, the hit television series "Felicity" aired, following the life of a college student. Here's a look at the stellar cast after the show ended.

KERI RUSSELL

Before starring as Felicity Porter, the titular character, Keri Russell had a significant role on "The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse."

After "Felicity," she starred in the comedy "Running Wilds" and in the drama "The Americans," which earned her three Emmy nominations.

Her other films include "Free State of Jones," "Austenland," "Extraordinary Measures," "August Rush," "Waitress," and "Mission: Impossible III."

SCOTT SPEEDMAN

Scott Speedman starred as Ben Covington, the crush turned boyfriend of Felicity on the show. After the series, Speedman took the lead in the military drama "Last Resort" and appeared in "Animal Kingdom."

His other on-screen credits are "The Monster," "The Vow," "The Strangers," "The 24th Day," "Dark Blue," and "Grey's Anatomy." In 2003, he appeared in "Underworld" and reprised his role in the sequel, "Underworld: Evolution."

AMY JO JOHNSON

Felicity's first friend, Julie, was well-portrayed by Amy Jo Johnson, who starred in "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" as the Pink Ranger prior to the show.

Since "Felicity," Johnson landed the leading role in "The Division" and "Flashpoint." She also appeared in "Verita," "Tiger Eyes," and "Prince of Truth."

In 2013, the actress directed her first short film, "Bent," followed by "Lines," the year after. She continued directing, producing and acting after.

TANGI MILLER

Tangi Miller played the titular character's friend and study buddy in college, which was the actress' first significant role. After the show came to an end, Miller appeared in "The District," "The Division," and "Half & Half."

She has since had several movies such as "Leprechaun: Back 2 Tha Hood," "Madea's Family Reunion," "Guardian of Eden," "Hollywood Chaos," and "Diva Diaries," which she also directed.

SCOTT FOLEY

Felicity's other love interest was portrayed by Scott Foley, whose career has been on a roll since the series.

The actor appeared on the television shows "Undateable," "Grey's Anatomy," "Cougar Town," and "Scrubs."

He also starred in "The Unit," "True Blood," "Scandal," and "Let's Kill Ward's Wife," which he wrote, directed, and produced as well. Apart from on-screen acting, Foley has taken the stage with a few Off-Broadway productions.

GREG GRUNBERG

Greg Grunberg's career after "Felicity" focused mostly on television shows, including "Alias," "Heroes," "Love Bites," "The Client List," "Baby Daddy," "Masters of Sex," "Criminal Minds," and "The Flash."

Grunberg has also appeared on the big screen in movies such as "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," "Star Trek," and "Mission: Impossible III."

AMANDA FOREMAN

After being Felicity's complete opposite roommate and eventual life-long friend, Amanda Foreman landed a recurring role on "Alias" and "Parenthood."

She also appeared in "Star Trek Into Darkness," "Star Trek," "Super 8," "Happy Endings," "The Catch," "Grey's Anatomy," "House," and "ER."

IAN GOMEZ

Ian Gomez had a recurring character before becoming regular on the show's fourth season. He has since starred on "The Norm Show" as Danny Sanchez from 1999 to 2001.

In 2005, he landed the lead role in the sitcom "Jake in Progress," followed by "Rita Rocks" and "Cougar Town" in 2009. As for film credits, Gomez appeared in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding," "I Hate Valentine's Day," "Larry Crowne," and "Dude."