A few months ago, Prime Video revealed it was getting the ball rolling on a TV adaptation forMass Effect. For fans, the squadmates of each game are part of the franchises charmso much that Jennifer Hale, who voiced the female version of Commander Shepard, thinks the show should include them. Speaking to Eurogamer, Hale said shed be down for coming back to reprise Shepard in any form, including the fifth gameMass Effect] cast through as many cameos, Easter eggs, and recurring or regular [roles] as possible. I think itd be an absolutely genius move. Since last summer, video game voice actors have been striking against triple-A studios like Rockstar and WB Games. Despite their voices being so important to game characters, not every voice actor gets to be featured in their live-action or animated adaptations. Theres exceptions like the Last of Us leads in the HBO show or Reed Shannon voicing Ekko in Arcane and Legends of Runeterra, but more often than not, its bigger names taking on those roles. Hale believes putting the Mass Effectcast in this future adaptation could help highlight a community filled with some of the most brilliant performers Ive ever met, and whether its her or someone else who gets on that show, shes ready for the smart production company that stops overlooking that gold mine. Fortunately for Hale,Mass Effectslongtime executive producer Mike Gamble will be involved with the show. So if it does end up featuringShepard and their pals in any capacity, he could help find a way for her and other actors like Brandon Keener (Garrus) or Tricia Helfer (EDI) to be in a scene or lend their voices, even if its just to say this is their favorite store in the Citadel. Want more io9 news? Check out when to expect the latest Marvel, Star Wars, and Star Trek releases, whats next for the DC Universe on film and TV, and everything you need to know about the future of Doctor Who.