Do series regulars apply for unemployment?

Update Edit:

A few people have made a really good point of the fact that regulars make so much money that they will be unlikely to apply for unemployment. So I guess the question is CAN they as opposed to DO they.

And then I would like to direct it more toward the people who are not regulars, I should have just said recurring, anybody who is employed by a show for multiple seasons, wouldn't they apply for unemployment when the show is offseason?

I know it's totally sandy for actors to apply for unemployment when a job ends. But what if your job is going from season to season? Kind of like teachers, do they apply for unemployment during the summer? But this isn't about teacher so we can just stick to the acting part of this. I mostly do theater and really work with the same company back to back, even if I'm doing multiple shows in their season. But I haven't thought about what I would do if the next show that I was doing was still with that company even if there was a month or too long gap in there.

But now I'm genuinely curious if you are a series regular or a guest star or person who recurs on the series from season to season, or even a part of a franchise do you also file for unemployment?