Alyson Hannigan

Five planets in this chart sit in air signs and not one sits in earth, with three in fire and two in water. Air describes and fire moves; nothing in the chart settles into place and stays there. Hannigan is on record for two long running series, one a fantasy drama and one a comedy, which is the opposite arrangement: a working life spent inside two productions rather than ranging across a great many.

The Sun and the Moon both sit in Aries, nine degrees apart, the sign that moves before it consults anybody. Identity and private feeling in the same sign means there is no second opinion available inside the chart at all. The interesting half is that Aries is the sign of starting and her record is made of staying: years in one part and then years in another is the harder thing for that Sun to do, and no earth anywhere to help it do so.

The Sun sits in mild contact with Jupiter nine hundredths of a degree from exact, about as close as a pair ever comes, which is identity and scale on quietly good terms. Nothing in the chart forms a named pattern: no T-square, no yod, no grand trine, so none of this is braced inside a larger structure. Mercury sits awkwardly against Pluto at two fifths of a degree, and three of the ten were retrograde at her birth. For an actress whose record is two long series, an unbraced chart means the staying was done without help from any structure inside it.

Jupiter stood once more on the Pisces degree it started from, on 16 January 2022, at forty seven, which was the fourth lap of her chart the planet has completed. Pisces lets a thing in rather than pushing it out, so what it measures is how much was absorbed. For an actor whose public identity was assembled inside two writers' rooms rather than across a filmography, that is the more useful of the two measures.