'Celebrity Rehab' Season 5 Cast Revealed

By AOL TV Editors Posted Jun 7th 2011 02:17PM

When the new season of 'Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew' premieres on Sun., June 26 at 9PM on VH1, expect to see lots of familiar reality TV faces.

Dr. Drew's new patients include tabloid mainstay Michael Lohan, Bai Ling and 'Baywatch' star Jeremy Jackson.

Besides the celebrity patients, Dr. Drew will be joined by returning counselor Bob Forrest and resident technician Shelly Sprague, along with depression and bipolar disorder expert Dr. John R. Sharp, M.D. and 'Sober House' house manager Jennifer Gimenez as resident technician.

Meet the rest of the cast below!

Michael Lohan
Known for: Fathering Lindsay Lohan, tabloid appearances and well, that's pretty much it.

Sean Young
Known for: 'Blade Runner.' Recently, though, Young is probably better known for crazy antics, such as constructing a homemade Catwoman costume and lobbying for a part in 'Batman Returns.' She recently competed on 'Skating With the Stars'

Amy Fisher
Known for: Shooting Mary Jo Buttafuoco, the wife of her lover, Joey. After being released from prison, Fisher became a writer ... then a porn star.

Steven Adler
Known for: Guns 'n Roses. In 1990, Adler was fired from the rock band because of his heroin addiction.

Bai Ling
Known for: 'The Crow.' Ling became a serial guest star on shows including 'Lost' and 'Angel,' and appeared on the VH1 reality series 'But Can They Sing?' (She can't.)

Jessica Kiper

Jessica "Sugar" Kiper:
Known for: 'Survivor.' The 'Survivor: Gabon' runner-up contestant went on to appear in a handful of TV shows and movies, including a small role on 'Angel.' She appeared on 'Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains' and was the first voted off the island.

Jeremy Jackson
Known for: 'Baywatch.' Jackson played Hobie Buchannon on the hit lifeguard series, but said he left the show because of his drug problem. Since then, he's made several talk show appearances and done a variety of voice work.

Dwight Gooden
Known for: Baseball star. Gooden played for both the New York Mets and Yankees. Since his retirement he's been plagued with legal problems, many involving his substance abuse issues.

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