THEN AND NOW: Here's what the 'Mean Girls' cast is up to 16 years later

The NBC show was canceled though.

He also voices a character on "Vixen" and starred on "The Middle."

He also starred in movies including "Rookie of the Year" and "Anchorman" and voiced a character on "Clone High."

She's had roles on "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Suburgatory," and "Lady Dynamite." She also lends her voice to "Voltron" and "The Lion Guard."

She was another "Saturday Night Live" alum who starred in the movie.

Poehler also won a Golden Globe for her hilarious turn as Leslie Knope on "Parks and Recreation."

She has guest-starred on "Difficult People," acted alongside Will Ferrell in "The House," and reprised her "Wet Hot American Summer" role on Netflix's "Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later."

Poehler was known for "Saturday Night Live" and starred in the cult favorite "Wet Hot American Summer" before starring alongside "SNL" friend Tina Fey in "Mean Girls."

His many comedic roles include voicing a character on "Bob's Burgers" and starring in "Trainwreck," "Grown Ups," and "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story." He also starred on "Man With a Plan" and guest-starred on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine."

He began his career with a 10-season stint on "Saturday Night Live."

She's a two-time Golden Globe winner for "30 Rock," which she created and starred on. Her film roles include "Date Night," "Sisters," and "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot."

Fey wrote the book for the "Mean Girls" musical.

Most recently, the actress appeared on an episode of Joe Jonas' travel show for Quibi called "Cup of Joe."

She started her professional career writing for and starring on "Saturday Night Live."

He was also on "Homeland" and in "Pacific Rim."

He started his career with small parts on "Doc" and "Mutant X."

He wrote the memoir about his failed attempts to score the lead role in the movie "Life of Pi." He now works as a potter, painter, calligrapher, and chalk artist.

His acting debut was on the Canadian series "System Crash."

He was also on an episode of "Man Seeking Woman" and in "Little Italy."

More recently, he also had a minor role on an episode of "Schitt's Creek."

DeSanto was known for acting on "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" and voicing a character on "The Magic School Bus."

Some of his bigger roles were on "Looking" and "Recovery Road." He starred on ABC's short-lived drama "Conviction" in 2016.

He is the creative director and coowner of The Winston Box, a subscription clothing service for "big and tall men."

His first part ever was in 2001's "Bully."

In addition to hosting the baking show, Bennett has appeared on reality TV shows like ABC's "Dancing With the Stars" and CBS' "Celebrity Big Brother."

He also appeared in movies including "Cheaper by the Dozen 2" and on shows including "Hit the Floor." He starred in "The Last Sharknado: It's About Time" and starred in "The Haunting of Sharon Tate."

Bennett also reprised his "Mean Girls" role for Ariana Grande's "Thank U, Next" music video.

Before that, he had small parts on shows like "All My Children" and "Boston Public."

She also earned an Emmy nomination for "Masters of Sex" and is reported to appear in the upcoming "Gambit."

Some of her other roles include "True Blood," "New Girl," "Cloverfield," and "The Disaster Artist."

Most recently, she costarred on the new Apple TV Plus series "Truth Be Told" with Octavia Spencer and Aaron Paul.

Before that, she was known for her role on "Freaks and Geeks."

Other projects of hers include shows "Veronica Mars" and "Big Love" and musical movies "Mamma Mia!" and "Les Misérables." She was also in "Gringo" and starred alongside Milo Ventimiglia in 2019's "The Art of Racing in the Rain."

Next, she'll voice Daphne in an animated movie about Scooby-Doo called "Scoob!" with Zac Efron.

She married Thomas Sadoski in March 2017 and welcomed a daughter later that month.

Before that, she did stints on the soap operas "As the World Turns" and "All My Children."

She has been in more than 10 Hallmark movies and was also in "Ghosts of Girlfriends Past."

Chabert's first major role was on "Party of Five." She also voiced Eliza Thornberry on "The Wild Thornberrys."

She's also well known for starring in "The Notebook," Guy Ritchie's "Sherlock Holmes," Marvel's "Doctor Strange," and was on the second season of "True Detective."

The actress welcomed her first son with boyfriend James Linden in 2018 and went on to speak about motherhood in an interview with The Sunday Times UK.

"It's the greatest thing that's ever happened to me, hands down," she said. "[People say] your life is not your own anymore. But I had 39 years of me, I was sick of me, I was so happy to put the focus on some other person."

She graduated with a theater degree from Canada's York University in 2001. Her Hollywood film debut was in "The Hot Chick," where she starred alongside Rob Schneider and Anna Faris.

The same year "Mean Girls" came out, Lohan released a debut album. Some run-ins with the law, including charges of driving under the influence and cocaine possession, as well as some stints in rehab slowed her career.

She appeared in commercials for Lawyer.com and has opened VIP clubs and restaurants in Greece. Lohan also shocked fans when she filmed herself harassing a homeless family and accusing them of human trafficking.

Her MTV reality show, "Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club" premiered in January 2019, and took place at Lohan Beach House in Mykonos, Greece. It was reportedly canceled after one season and the titular beach house looks like it's no longer in business, based on its Tripadvisor page.

These days, Lohan is keeping busy in Europe. She opened two nightclubs in Greece and starred on the British show "Sick Note."

She now lives in Dubai and considers it safer than America. In a June 2018 interview with The New York Times, the actress-turned-entrepreneur revealed that she is in the process of designing her own island in Dubai.

In April 2020, Lohan returned to the music scene with a new track called "Back to Me."

Lohan's first film role was as a child actress in "The Parent Trap." Before "Mean Girls," she was in the Disney Channel movies "Life-Size" and "Get a Clue" and continued in other Disney hits "Freaky Friday" and "Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen."