Having dyslexia, it's easy to get the hidden meaning in the title of the Australian TV series Number 96, which made English-born, naturally big-jugged redhead Abigail Rogan, who played the virginal Bev, the hottest sex symbol in Aussie land. She's such a star that she's a member of that celebrity group that only needs to be called by a single name, Abigail, despite it being a much more common name than Madonna, Seal, or Prince. Born Abigail Rogan, Abigail went to school in France before heading to the land down under and becoming the ultimate Aussie sex symbol on the famed soap opera. From that series she moved on to the big screen where her big talent could be exposed more pleasingly. She landed in the comedy series of films Alvin Purple (1971) and Alvin Rides Again (1974), the latter of which marks her boob-boggling nude debut as a cashier who forgets to wear her top, then goes for a ride on top of a lucky fella behind the counter, dangling Abby's flabbies in his face. She went on to reveal more of herself, including the eskimo pie between her thighs after a magic trick gone wrong in The True Story of Eskimo Nell (1975), before again going topless in The Adventures of Eliza Fraser (1976). But then, after a brief career in music, Abigail left the business of show. She did return in the mid-'80s for a stint on the popular TV series Sons and Daughters and even another Alvin film, Melvin, Son of Alvin (1984), but has not returned to her randy ways of sharing skin. She has even publicly criticized the sexiness of her past roles, which is a shame. Instead of acting, she's retired to a banana farm in Queensland, which should keep her busy, while we'll just have to keep watching her past work. But if you ever see us gazing at her greatest hits, you should know that's not a banana in our pocket, we're just glad to see her.
