Anne Glass is a fictional character on the TNT television series Falling Skies played by Moon Bloodgood.

Falling Skies tells the story of the aftermath of a global invasion by several races of extraterrestrials that neutralizes the world's power grid and technology, quickly destroys the combined militaries of all the world's countries, and apparently kills over 90% of the human population within a few days.

In the second season, Anne Glass deals with the after effects of the Battle of Fitchburg along with the other members of the 2nd Mass, and is on the road traveling.

In the third season, she settles in with her daily life as a doctor in Charleston and grows closer to Tom Mason and his children Hal, Ben and Matt.

Karen emerges from the ship and approaches the 2nd Mass; prior to being shot and killed, she returns Anne and Alexis to Tom.

Twenty-three days later, Anne, along with the 2nd Mass and Tom, arrive back at Charleston, but before they can celebrate, the group are attacked by Espheni ships and mechs, but when the Espheni attempt to ensnare the group with their obelisks, she is separated from Tom and Lexi, and is forced to flee with other surviving members of the 2nd Mass.

When Anne and the 2nd Mass survivors learn of what they believe to be a weapons shipment, they ambush the truck but are left shocked when they discover unharnessed children inside.

While on the road, several 2nd Mass members express their concerns about Annes well being, but they are interrupted when a skitter attacks the group.

When the skitter informs Anne about the Espheni plan to use the captured children as hybrids, she becomes enraged and kills it.

Consumed by rage, Anne doesn't realize that as Deni is still connected to it, she has caused her a great deal of pain.

Later that night, Anne apologizes to Deni and is informed about the fear the skitter experienced when questioned about the hybrids and what may be in the west.

When Anne awakens the next day, she informs the 2nd Mass that they are close to Lexi, and when questioned, she replies that she had a dream.

Her emotional reunion is cut short when Ben and Maggie explain that Lexi had made a deal with an Overlord to protect the residents of Chinatown, and is forced to confront her.

Realizing that she also was in a cocoon in the Espheni tower, at Dr Kadars advice Anne undertakes memory regression.

After the battle, Anne is called into action when she learns that Maggie is paralyzed from the Espheni attack and requires immediate treatment.

She learns of an experimental treatment involving the use some of Deni's spike fluid to heal Maggie, but the procedure is unsuccessful.

Hal tricks Anne into performing the treatment, and with the Volm's help and technology she successfully treats Maggie's paralysis.

Tom returns from space with the help of the Espheni's Great Enemy, the Dornia, but Lexi dies in the attack on the power core.

Anne monitors Ben as he uses the device to try to locate the queen and works with Marty to modify the Dornia bioweapon to be non-lethal to humans.

Anne refuses to accept Lexi and proves to be right as she turns out to be an Espheni clone created to assassinate Tom.

Anne acts as part of the strike team that heads to the Lincoln Memorial to kill the queen and is freaked out by Espheni eggs in the city's service tunnels.

Weaver and the rest of the team desperately try to save Anne, but she dies of her wounds, watching as the Espheni are destroyed.

Ben brings Tom, who infected the Espheni with the bioweapon through their queen to Anne and he is left devastated by her death.

Months later, a visibly pregnant Anne attends Tom's speech at the rebuilt Lincoln Memorial where a now-united humanity has gathered to choose a new leader.