Washington, D.C. (December 15, 2007) -- Since I published this year's 10 Sexiest Women In HDTV!, we have received scores of e-mails from readers saying that I missed their favorite female stars.

I always respond that the definition of "sexy" is in the eye of the beholder, not to mention the eye of the candid high-def camera.

Some women mentioned by our readers look great in glossy magazine photos that have been touched up and/or non-HD programs that lack clarity and crispness.

But the real test is whether a female TV star looks great in high-def where's no place to hide. And, despite what some might think, there are dozens of TV actresses that look stunning in HD.

To illustrate my point, I have decided to expand my list to 15 Sexiest Women In HDTV! (Somebody had to do it.)

So, by popular demand, here are:

5 More Sexy Women in HDTV!
(All times eastern.)


11. Ali Larter
On NBC's Heroes, each character has a special power. Ali plays a Vegas stripper who has an evil alter ego who can control people's actions. Sounds like she's still being a stripper.
NBC, Mondays at 9 p.m.


12. Emilie de Ravin
As Claire in ABC's Lost, the Aussie born de Ravin has many male viewers lost in her sparkling blue eyes. While her female co-stars, such as Evangeline Lily, get more camera time on the hit drama, no one is loved more by the camera than Emilie.
Lost, scheduled to return in January on ABC.


13. Vanessa Marcil
Vanessa plays the masculine-sounding 'Sam' on NBC's naughty primetime show Las Vegas. But after just one glance, there's no mistaking her gender.
Las Vegas, NBC, Fridays at 10 p.m.


14. Kiran Chetry
CNN recently switched to high-def newscasts and Kiran shows why it was worth the investment. As co-host of CNN's American Morning, Chetry's captivating looks and leggy style makes even the 2008 presidential race seem interesting.
CNN, weekdays at 7 a.m.


15. Roselyn Sanchez
Roselyn plays Elena Delgado on CBS' Without a Trace, an agent who previously worked for the vice squad. But she's all nice and no vice and it's hard to imagine anyone would disappear without a trace if he saw Roselyn.
CBS, Thursdays at 10 p.m.