The Mega Millions jackpot is up to a record-breaking $640 million, and it’s anybody’s game! Though we won’t know the winning numbers until later this evening, Celebuzz thought we’d take a look back at some of the best TV and movie moments that featured people (like us) hoping to win big.

So, what are some of our favorites that come to mind?

First one for us would be Lost! Though we didn’t know it at the time, when Hurley won the lottery, the winning numbers “4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42″ would play a huge role in the rest of the mysterious series. Watch the video above.

Full House
On an episode of Full House, the gang tries to make Uncle Joey think that he won the lottery by putting an old video in the VCR (remember those?!) and trying to convince him that he had some winning lotto ticket numbers. Well, it looks like the joke ends up being on them! Check out the video here.

ashley olsen out in nyc!

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It Could Happen to You
In the 1994 flick, It Could Happen to You,Nicolas Cage plays a cop who can’t tip his waitress at a local diner, so promises he will split his lotto earnings with her if he wins. Turns out, he ends up winning – $4 million to be exact! His greedy wife (Rosie Perez) doesn’t want to share it with the waitress (Bridget Fonda), and the cop and his wife end up splitting. But the cop and the waitress end up with the best prize of all — love!

Lottery Ticket
Bow Wow and a number of others starred in the 2010 film, Lottery Ticket, about, “Kevin Carson is a young man living in the projects who has to survive a three-day weekend after his opportunistic neighbors find out he’s holding a winning lottery ticket worth $370 million.”

Windfall
In 2006, Luke Perry starred in a short-lived series called Windfall that dealt with the downsides of winning the lotto among a group of 20 friends who decide to split the money.

Friends
Joey, Chandler, Monica, Ross, Rachel and Phoebe got into a lot of shenenigans over their 10 years of Friends-hip, but perhaps one of the biggest tests for this tight-knit group? The lotto of course! In a episode that aired in 2003, “When everyone except Ross pools together to buy tickets for the lottery, Phoebe gets a prediction from her psychic that they will win. Ross, despite his skepticism, gets in on the action.” Check out a video here!

jen shows off some CLEAVAGE!

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Early Edition
Before Kyle Chandler took on the role of Coach Taylor in Friday Night Lights, he played Gary Hobson on Early Edition from 1996 to 2000. For some unknown reason, Gary received newspapers a day early, and had 24 hours to “set things right.” One of the first time he realized what was happening to him was when he played winning lotto numbers.

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Boy Meets World
On an episode of Boy Meets World, Eric is convinced he has some kind of psychic powers, which he tries to use to win big money.

How I Met Your Mother
When Robin’s citizenship is in question, she considers (horror of all horrors!) taking a job as the “Lotto Girl.” But not before Barney has some (hilarious) fun at the current Lotto Girl’s expense.

cute kid alert! nph & fam!

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The Office
On The Office, the warehouse guys win the lottery! Which can’t be good for the actual office folks at Dunder-Mifflin.

Which moment is your fave? Are there any we left out? Let us know in the comments!

Producers have approached Perry repeatedly about reprising his role, but the actor, busy with appearances on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and Criminal Minds, has passed on the  offer. When asked if he’ll be showing up on 90210, Perry flatly stated, “That would be a no.”

Maybe Perry finds the show’s plotlines to be too thin—much like other aspects of the show.

A little bit of Dylan McKay will be with the show, however. On Tuesday’s episode, it was revealed that he’s the father of Kelly Taylor’s son, Sammy.

Whoa! Surprise kid! That seems to be going around a lot lately.

Doherty is returning as the musical director at the high school attended by the fresh nubile cast. The on- and off-screen bitchery of the original series will definitely be the hardest aspect to recreate this time around.

There is hope that old habits will fall back into place. Some of the other original cast members are also returning. Jennie Garth and many in the Peach Pit gang were unsurprisingly able to clear their schedules for shooting.

It’s time for the newbies to step up and pick a spat with Shannen.

In honor of the new 90210 spinoff, take a trip down memory lane… and track the lives of the ritzy neighborhood kids everybody knew and loved.

Jennie Garth:

• “Kelly Taylor” found fame as “Valerie Tyler” on the show What I Like About You, a role she played for all four season of the series.
• She recently competed in season five of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, and finished in 4th place with partner Derek Hough.
• She has three young daughters with husband Peter Facinelli, whom she married in 2000.
• Garth is reprising her role as “Kelly Taylor” in the 90210 spinoff.

Shannen Doherty:

• “Brenda Walsh” is also known as “Prue Halliwell,” the oldest of the three Charmed sisters. She left the series after three years.
• She was sentenced to three years of probation and ordered to pay a $1,500 fine for drunk-driving charges in 2001. 
• She was a regular for two years on the show North Shore, appearing as “Alexandra Hudson.”
• She had two failed marriages, one to Ashley Hamilton and the other to Rick Salomon.  
• Doherty is reprising her role as “Brenda Walsh” in the 90210 spinoff.

Tori Spelling:

• “Donna Martin” has worked on several films and television shows, including Trick, The House of Yes, Scream 2, Scary Movie 2 and Smallville.
• She starred in the VH1 sitcom, So NoTORIous, which was a parody of herself.
• She has a son, Liam Aaron, and a daughter, Stella Doreen, with husband Dean McDermott.
• Her father, Aaron Spelling, died in 2006. He was the producer of Beverly Hills, 90210.
• Her dog, Mimi La Rue, died in 2008. 
• Spelling is reprising her role as “Kelly Taylor” in the 90210 spinoff.
  

Jason Priestley:

• “Brandon Walsh” went on to join the cast of shows and films such as Tru Calling, Love Monkey, What I Like About You, Without a Trace, Love and Death on Long Island and Side Order of Life.
• He was injured in, but recovered from, a race car driving crash in 2002, when he hit the wall at 180 miles per hour.
• He became a joint owner of a new IndyCar Series racing team, and entered in the Indianapolis 500 earlier this year.
• He married Naomi Lowde-Priestley in 2005, and the couple became parents in July 2007 when their daughter Ava was born.

Ian Ziering:

• “Steve Sanders” produced, directed and starred in the film, Man vs. Monday, which won the 2006 Audience Choice Award.
• He also won the 2006 Best Actor Award for his role as “Francis” in Stripped Down. 
• He has appeared in television shows such as JAG, What I Like About You, The Doctors and Guiding Light.
• He competed in season four of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, and finished in 4th place with partner Cheryl Burke.
• He hosts the Lifetime TV reality series, Your Mama Don’t Dance.

Brian Austin Green

• “David Silver” appeared on several television shows and films, including Grace, Resurrection Blvd., Freddie and Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles.
• Him and ex-fiancee Vanessa Marcil have a son, Kassius Lijah, born in 2002. 
• He recently broke off an engagement to actress Megan Fox.

Luke Perry

• “Dylan McKay” has found fame by starring in several films and shows, including The Triangle, Jeremiah, Windfall, The Sandlot: Heading Home and John from Cincinnati.
• He also had appearances on Will & Grace, Spin City and What I Like About You.
• He has two children with his wife, Rachel Minnie Sharp.

Unfortunately, years after their hit series or blockbuster film has faded, many stars just can’t escape that darn image-trap they set for themselves.

Click through the gallery of typecast actors to the right, ordered from youngest (they might still have a chance!) to oldest.

Can you picture these actors in any other role? Sound off in comments and in the poll.

They very well may be sitting at home reading this!