A delightful goof ball who maintains the seductive aplomb of a ingénue while carrying around a massive head of twisted blonde hair, Nancy Travis is the kind of happy-go-plucky hottie who has secured ongoing roles on at least half a dozen network series, most of them intentionally comic. TV, of course, is a fleeting medium, even with reruns, but movies, thanks to video and DVD, play forever. Never will skinsters forget or tire of Nancy's skin-clad rise to fame in Married to the Mob (1988). Rising from the cheesy bathtub in a Jersey-hinterland motel room, Nancy flexes her high, satin-smooth couch cushions. She turns her torso this way and that, presenting a full range of backside profiles, and takes a permanent place in the seat of skin affection. Her spin as Andy Garcia's pantie-losing wife in Internal Affairs (1990), though less revealing, is even more brain searing.