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Jeanine Mason may have been a fan of ketchup once upon a time, but after filming that ketchup scene for Roswell, New Mexico, she isn’t anymore.

Talking with EW after the premiere episode, the 28-year-old actress opened up about that certain scene where she was covered in the condiment.

“It created a gag reflex for me for a while,” she admits. “I’m kind of over it now…but not really! It was so much ketchup!”

After shooting the initial scene, Jeanine recalls having a follow-up scene a week after the initial sequence and getting back into the ketchup-soaked costume was the worst thing.

“I went to put it on and when they pulled it out of the garment bag and it reeked! We put it on me and went upstairs and the crew and Carina [Adly Mackenzie, showrunner] were like, ‘No! We can’t deal with the stink. You’re not going to wear a uniform in the scene!’”

Now, Jeanine is a “mustard fan now.”

Can you believe that tonight’s the premiere of Roswell, New Mexico?!

Stars Jeanine Mason and Nathan Parsons chatted about why right now was the best time to reboot the original WB show, with a twist.

“It changes the dynamic a bit [from the original],” Nathan shared with NY Post. “We’re no longer in high school. We’ve jumped 10 years ahead. The show carries the same title and basis, but I think this is pretty original in its storytelling.”

He adds, “There’s this alien aspect but [Max is] also a cop. So it’s this dichotomy between this very normal life as a deputy in the sheriff department … who also has secret powers. That’s fun to play with.”

“It’s the right property to revisit,” Jeanine says. “I don’t think that’s always the case [with reboots] but this one in particular really made sense.”

As for taking on the role of Liz, she adds that it was “exciting to me to get to revisit this property right now. There’s this line … where a character is accusing Liz of being combative, and she says, ‘I’m a Mexican-American woman in 2018. I engage in combat just by getting out of bed in the morning.’ It made me laugh and hurt my heart because it rang so true.”

Roswell, New Mexico premieres TONIGHT, January 15th @ 9PM ET/PT on The CW.

Jeanine Mason stuns in a yellow gown while arriving for the 2019 Critics’ Choice Awards on Sunday (January 13) at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, Calif.

The 27-year-old actress will be presenting at the award ceremony tonight, ahead of the premiere of her CW series, Roswell, New Mexico.

PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Jeanine Mason

If you missed it, Jeanine joined her cast mates at the premiere event just a few days ago. Check out the pics on JJJ.

The Critics’ Choice Awards, which honor the best in both movies and television, will air TONIGHT on The CW at 7pm EST!

FYI: Jeanine wore a Gustavo Cadile gown.

Jeanine Mason hits the red carpet alongside co-star Nathan Parsons at the premiere of Roswell, New Mexico at the Sunset Experience in West Hollywood, Calif.

The stars were joined by their co-star Tyler Blackburn as they stepped out for the premiere of their new show.

Other cast mates at the premiere included Heather Hemmens, Michael Trevino, Trevor St. John, Lily Cowles, and Michael Vlamis.

The new series revolves around the daughter (Jeanine) of undocumented immigrants who, after reluctantly returning to her tourist-trap hometown of Roswell, New Mexico, discovers a shocking truth about her teenage crush (Nathan) who is now a police officer: he’s an alien who has kept his unearthly abilities hidden his entire life.

Roswell, New Mexico premieres on the CW on Tuesday, January 15th at 9pm ET – watch the trailer here!

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We’re just a week away from Roswell, New Mexico‘s premiere on The CW and star Jeanine Mason is opening up about taking on the role of Liz.

“I like to say that Liz is like a jaded-A.F. Lorelai Gilmore,” the 27-year-old actress shared with EW in a new interview. “She’s a fast talker, she’s sarcastic and dry, and life has been hard on her.”

She adds that the show is really “a love story at its core, but the spine of this show is murder mystery.”

When viewers meet Jeanine‘s Liz, she’s back in town after it’s revealed there’s much more to that story.

“Liz is very in touch with her intuition and is going to speak up when she thinks she’s been wronged,” she says. “She’s not set on the story that she’s been told for 10 years. That murder mystery runs through the entire show and is also what complicates things for Liz and Max and keeps them apart.”

Roswell, New Mexico premieres on Tuesday, January 15th on The CW.

We’re so excited for everyone to see the upcoming Roswell, New Mexico pilot and some photos from the show have been revealed!

The new series, a reboot of the classic show Roswell, will be premiering on The CW on Tuesday, January 15.

Roswell, New Mexico honors the magic of the original but delivers a fresh perspective, current storylines and beautiful, diverse casting. Shiri Appleby, who played Liz in the original series, will be back to direct a future episode in the first season.

The new series revolves around the daughter (Jeanine Mason) of undocumented immigrants who, after reluctantly returning to her tourist-trap hometown of Roswell, New Mexico, discovers a shocking truth about her teenage crush (Nathan Parsons) who is now a police officer: he’s an alien who has kept his unearthly abilities hidden his entire life.

She protects his secret as the two reconnect and begin to investigate his origins, but when a violent attack and long-standing government cover-up point to a greater alien presence on Earth, the politics of fear and hatred threaten to expose him and destroy their deepening romance.

Lily Cowles, Michael Vlamis, Michael Trevino, Tyler Blackburn, Heather Hemmens, Trevor St. John, and Karan Oberoi also star in the new show, which was developed by Carina Adly MacKenzie.

Jeanine Mason and Nathan Parsons snap a photo together at the Roswell, New Mexico panel at New York Comic-Con on Saturday (October 6) in New York City.

The stars of the upcoming CW show were joined by producers Julie Plec, Brett Hollier, and Carina Adly MacKenzie.

At the panel, creator and EP Carina talked about the decision to reboot the show and make it current, and with a diverse cast.

“I wanted to make sure there was a reason to reboot it, and that it felt very grounded in 2018 and what we are dealing with presently, because the original show is available on Hulu and it’s really great,” she said, via THR. “There wasn’t a reason to update it unless we made it really current, and I think one of the important things I wanted to do was … take Liz Parker back to Liz Ortecho, and create a show with a Latina lead and a really diverse cast.”