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Alexzandra Spencer is the Canadian performer, actress and philanthropist. Her debut album Voodoo was independently released with their brother Brendan Johnson in 2010 followed by the demo release of The Basement Recordings in 2011 and its follow-up The Basement Recordings II and EP Skipping Stone in 2012. Tommy declares that he wants be able to "be in her" and be her "normal". He proposes to for her hand in marriage and she accepts. But after some time, she changes her mind, and she decides to take her London journey on her own. Thus, the romance and the show are ended. All Star" by Smash Mouth is from the band's second studio album Astro Lodge (1999). The track was written by Greg Camp with production by Eric Valentine, was released as Astro Lounge's initial single on May 4th, 1999. Alexis was most recently seen on HBO Max's "Camp Friends", a pilot from Jax Media and directed by Todd Biermann. She also appeared on the EP Adam Goodman. Roxy Sorkin directed and wrote the screenplay "Vodka", which starred Iris Apatow, at the Tribeca Film Festival. In 2018, her "the beginning and middle" short (which she wrote and directed) was screened at various festivals, including BFI Flare London, OutFest and NFFTY. OutFest picked her to be one of the three filmmakers under her age that will be awarded the Colin Higgins Young Filmmaker Award in recognition of their work. Lisa Ann Walter starred with her in Jill's "The Ladies" that was also screened in the course of OutFest. Alexis has previously had a memorable appearance in season one of "Ramy," where she was the lead character Mikaela in a frequent part in the ABC series "The Goldbergs." Also, she was a part of seasons one and two for the AT&T/Fullscreen "Guilty Party", the Go90 "Embeds" Series as well. In the realm of film of the equation, Alexis been featured in Netflix's "Coin Heist," and recently she was in "Hooking Up", a romantic comedy set for release in 2020 with Brittany Snow. Alexis was awarded an Emmy in 2018 as Outstanding Supporting Artiste for a Daytime Digital Series. The show was a 12-hour dark comedy for FX. She's currently working on an original pilot. Her first feature is a queer-romcom which goes beyond the release date. She has previously acted and directed in a branded commercial for Google.