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Her reality TV show is set to air on Sunday but Lindsay Lohan is getting back to her acting roots.
The 27-year-old actress will guest star in an upcoming episode of CBS comedy 2 Broke Girls, which will air on April 14.
Lohan will play indecisive bride-to-be Claire Guinness 'who asks Max Black (Kat Dennings) and Caroline Channing (Beth Behrs) to make her wedding cake'.
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Back to work: Lindsay Lohan is set to guest star in a new episode of CBS comedy Two Broke Girls
It is a step in the right direction for Lindsay who has been struggling to get her career back on track following multiple arrest and rehab stints.
When she appeared in an episode of Charlie Sheen's Anger Management she played herself so no doubt her fans will be eager to see her get back to acting.
Meanwhile a trailer for Lindsay's new reality TV show has been released and all does not seem well.
In character: Lohan will play indecisive bride-to-be Claire Guinness who asks Max Black (Kat Dennings - left) and Caroline Channing (Beth Behrs) to make her wedding cake
It was a risk for Oprah Winfrey to work with the troubled actress and one she appears to regret in the first trailer for Lindsay's reality TV show.
Oprah is making the documentary series for her network OWN but the sneak pic for the show, which will air on Sunday at 10pm, shows the media mogul getting increasingly frustrated with Lindsay for being unreliable.
At one stage she warns: 'You need to cut the bulls**t.'
Playing herself: In 2011 Lindsay played herself on an episode of Charlie Sheen's Anger Management
Oprah gets annoyed after being told that Lindsay has been by staff on the show, 'She has changed things every single day – not following the rules that they agreed to.
'She wouldn't commit to shoot next week so we had to cancel.'
'Cut the bull!' Oprah Winfrey is furious with Lindsay in a clip from the trailer for her reality TV show on OWN, telling the starlet she needs to change her behaviour or the show is over
A clearly frustrated Oprah says: 'This is exactly what everybody said would happen and I believed differently.
She even threatens to cancel the show, saying: 'My truth is that I want you to win, I really do.
'I was warned!' Oprah admits she was warned that Lohan would be difficult to work with ahead of their reality TV show
'If that isn't what you want I'm OK with that. I'll tell these guys to pack up and go away today.'
However, Lindsay asks to be forgiven and later says: 'I know that this is my last shot at doing what I love to do.'
Emotional: There are plenty of tears and tantrums to come on the show, which begins airing on OWN on Sunday
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