Bob Geigel obit

 

Bob Geigel, former NWA president and pro wrestler, has died at age 90

He was not on the list.

Bob Geigel, the former president of the National Wrestling Alliance and pro wrestler, died Thursday at the age of 90.

The Wrestling Observer reported that Geigel broke a hip "a few months back" and had also been battling Alzheimer's disease.

Aside from Harley Race, no person likely meant more for pro wrestling in Kansas City than Geigel, who ran the Central States office out of Kansas City and brought stars like Ric Flair, Dusty Rhodes and Bruiser Brody in for matches.

The 5-foot-11, 230-pound grappler starred as an amateur at the University of Iowa. He turned pro and earned the nickname "Texas" Bob Geigel while wrestling in the Amarillo territory in 1950. Before all of that, Geigel fought in World War II in the Pacific theatre.

Geigel made his mark in Kansas City when he bought the local wrestling circuit in 1958. Geigel was a champion wrestler from then until his retirement from the ring in 1976 (although he would compete sporadically into the 1980s). Kansas City became a hotbed for pro wrestling in the 1970s, with matches at Memorial Hall becoming a Thursday-night tradition.

But Geigel made a national name for himself during his presidency with the NWA, serving as leader (and sometimes figurehead) for the governing body of professional wrestling from 1978 to 1980, 1982 to 1985 and finally 1986 to 1987.

The national expansion of the World Wrestling Federation (now WWE) led to the death of Central States wrestling as well as the St. Louis territory, which Geigel helped run after the retirement of promoter Sam Muchnick.

WWE acknowledged Geigel's death on its website and offered condolences to family and friends.

Metro Pro Wrestling promoter Chris Gough paid tribute to Geigel on his organization's Facebook page, sharing this story:

"I met Geigel years ago when The Woodlands Race Track first opened in the early 1990s. He, along with Rufus R. Jones, Mike George and "Bulldog" Bob Brown, were security guards, and HUGE security guards for a 14-year-old to see. Since then, we've kept in touch many times. He came to Metro Sports for interviews about wrestling and The Woodlands — in fact, he was still working part-time as security on the grounds of the old Woodlands building until six months ago at the age of 89. I'm so glad I was able to interview him for 'K.C. On The Mat' and have him come to the premiere at Memorial Hall back in April 2009. RIP Bob."

Leon McLaughlin obit

Former Football Star Leon McLaughlin Has Died 

He was not on the list.

He played professionally as a center for five seasons with the Los Angeles Rams of National Football League (NFL). After his playing career he served as assistant coach for several NFL teams: Pittsburgh Steelers (1966–68), Los Angeles Rams (1971–72), Detroit Lions (1973–74), Green Bay Packers (1975–76), New England Patriots (1977), and St. Louis / Phoenix Cardinals (1978–89). McLaughlin was the head football coach at San Fernando Valley State College—now known as California State University, Northridge—from 1969 to 1970.

He had several small acting roles in television and the movies as well, mostly as a football player.

 

Career history

As a player:

Los Angeles Rams (1951–1955)

As a coach:

Washington State (1956) (assistant)

Stanford (1959–1965) (assistant)

Pittsburgh Steelers (1966–1968) (assistant)

Valley State (1969–1970)

Los Angeles Rams (1971–1972) (assistant)

Detroit Lions (1973–1974) (assistant)

Green Bay Packers (1975–1976) (OL)

New England Patriots (1977) (OL)

St. Louis / Phoenix Cardinals (1978–1989) (assistant)

 

Career highlights and awards

NFL champion (1951)

Pro Bowl (1954)

Second-team All-PCC (1949)

Actor

Maureen O'Hara and Tyrone Power in The Long Gray Line (1955)

The Long Gray Line

7.2

Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)

1955

 

Jeff Chandler and Rita Gam in Sign of the Pagan (1954)

Sign of the Pagan

5.9

Bit Role (uncredited)

1954

 

Elroy 'Crazylegs' Hirsch and Joan Vohs in Crazylegs (1953)

Crazylegs

5.5

Leon McLaughlin - Los Angeles Rams Center

1953

 

Tony Curtis and Lori Nelson in All American (1953)

All American

5.8

Football Player (uncredited)

1953

 

John Derek and Donna Reed in Saturday's Hero (1951)

Saturday's Hero

6.3

Football Player (uncredited)

1951

Michael Hawkins obit

Michael Hawkins RIP

 

He was not on the list.

News has reached me, via his widow Julia, that Michael Hawkins – who played General Williams in the 1972 Doctor Who adventure Frontier In Space – died late last year. Julia is happy for the information to appear online so I thought I’d do a quick post for the actor best known among visitors to this parish for his dignified turn as the human soldier responsible for starting a deadly war between Earth and Draconia. Mr Hawkins was also interviewed about his role on the Making Of… documentary on the Dalek War DVD box set.

A handsome actor with a refined air about him, he was more versatile than the parts he usually got suggested – note his turn as Beavis, the beleaguered subject of cruel mental conditioning in the Doomwatch episode Hair Trigger (1972). He had previously appeared in the very first episode of that series, The Plastic Eaters (1970), and his other genre roles included an aristocrat in the early scenes of Hammer’s Hound Of the Baskervilles (1959), The Avengers (3 roles from 1961), Out Of This World (1962), as a regular in R3 (1965), Thirteen Against Fate (1966), The Baron (1967), Man In A Suitcase (1968), and another military type in Survivors (1977).

He enjoyed a busy time of it on television all through the 60s and 70s in everything from Z-Cars to George And Mildred, via I,Claudius and Crown Court, with decent stints in Brett (1971), season one of The Brothers (1972), The Scobie Man (1972), King Cinder (1977) and The Devil’s Crown (1978) propping up a hefty roster of one-off guest stints.

He is often mistakenly referred to as the father of Christian Slater – there is indeed a similar hawkish profile shared by both men, and the Hollywood star’s father was indeed an actor called Michael Hawkins, but this is not he. Like many details on certain famous websites, this is incorrect, so I have not used any other information here (such as dates) given by them either – not until I am satisfied they are correct. At present I am happier to leave that information blank than propagate a mistake, though I believe Mr Hawkins was in his mid 80s at the time of his death on the 26th October last year.

 

Actor

The Trial of Lady Chatterley

TV Movie

Det. Insp. Charles Monahan

1980

 

Shirley Anne Field and Pamela Salem in Buccaneer (1980)

Buccaneer

7.1

TV Series

Bridges

1980

1 episode

 

The English Programme (1976)

The English Programme

4.5

TV Series

Mayor

1980

1 episode

 

Noele Gordon in Crossroads (1964)

Crossroads

4.4

TV Series

Geoffrey Foster

1979

3 episodes

 

A Family Affair (1979)

A Family Affair

7.0

TV Mini Series

Tony Bryant

1979

1 episode

 

Everyday Maths (1978)

Everyday Maths

8.3

TV Series

(uncredited)

1979

1 episode

 

Yootha Joyce and Brian Murphy in George & Mildred (1976)

George & Mildred

7.2

TV Series

Mayor

1978

1 episode

 

Michael Culver, Jan Francis, Juliet Hammond, Terrence Hardiman, Bernard Hepton, Angela Richards, Clifford Rose, and Stephen Yardley in Secret Army (1977)

Secret Army

8.5

TV Series

Paymaster

1978

1 episode

 

Lillie (1978)

Lillie

8.1

TV Mini Series

Colonel Wallis

1978

1 episode

 

Brian Cox in The Devil's Crown (1978)

The Devil's Crown

8.0

TV Series

Richard De Lacy

1978

5 episodes

 

Don Henderson, Diane Keen, Peter Sallis, and Don Warrington in Crown Court (1972)

Crown Court

7.3

TV Series

Harry Stone

Arthur Moore

1973–1978

3 episodes

 

King Cinder

8.1

TV Series

Todd Edwards

1977

6 episodes

 

The Duchess of Duke Street (1976)

The Duchess of Duke Street

8.3

TV Series

Inspector Jason

1976–1977

2 episodes

 

Survivors (1975)

Survivors

8.0

TV Series

Clifford

1977

1 episode

 

Tony Britton, David Kelly, Richard O'Sullivan, and Tessa Wyatt in Robin's Nest (1977)

Robin's Nest

6.4

TV Series

Mr. Lord

1977

1 episode

 

I, Claudius (1976)

I, Claudius

8.8

TV Mini Series

Rufus

1976

2 episodes

 

Charlotte Cornwell, Julie Covington, and Rula Lenska in Rock Follies (1976)

Rock Follies

7.6

TV Mini Series

Mark Jefferies

1976

1 episode

 

Norman Bowler, Walter Gotell, Stratford Johns, and Frank Windsor in Softly Softly: Task Force (1969)

Softly Softly: Task Force

7.2

TV Series

James Ramsgill

Miller

1970–1975

2 episodes

 

Margaret Ashcroft, Glynn Edwards, Anna Palk, John Stride, and John Wentworth in The Main Chance (1969)

The Main Chance

7.5

TV Series

Harold Layton

1975

1 episode

 

Richard Coleman, Wendy Craig, Robin Davies, Maxine Gordon, and David Parfitt in ...And Mother Makes Five (1974)

...And Mother Makes Five

7.0

TV Series

Inspector

1975

1 episode

 

Nightingale's Boys (1975)

Nightingale's Boys

6.6

TV Series

Hal Crowther

1975

3 episodes

 

11 Harrowhouse (1974)

11 Harrowhouse

6.2

Patient

1974

 

Play for Today (1970)

Play for Today

7.8

TV Series

John Morton

Howard Stevens

1973–1974

2 episodes

 

Marked Personal (1973)

Marked Personal

7.6

TV Series

Marcus St. John Carter

1974

2 episodes

 

Brian Blessed, Diana Dors, Sinéad Cusack, Don Henderson, Freddie Jones, Nyree Dawn Porter, Robert Powell, and Dennis Waterman in Thriller (1973)

Thriller

7.7

TV Series

Bardon

1974

1 episode

 

Who Killed Lamb? (1974)

Who Killed Lamb?

6.5

TV Movie

Bardon

1974

 

William Russell and Judy Matheson in Harriet's Back in Town (1972)

Harriet's Back in Town

7.3

TV Series

Mr. Sample

1973

2 episodes

 

Menace (1970)

Menace

7.9

TV Series

Tom

1973

1 episode

 

Paul McGann, Colin Baker, Tom Baker, Peter Davison, William Hartnell, Sylvester McCoy, Jon Pertwee, and Patrick Troughton in Doctor Who (1963)

Doctor Who

8.4

TV Series

General Williams

1973

5 episodes

 

Full House (1972)

Full House

6.1

TV Series

Gerald in A Fair Day's Work

1973

1 episode

 

Colin Blakely in Song at Twilight (1973)

Song at Twilight

TV Movie

Howard Stevens

1973

 

Roddy McMillan in The View from Daniel Pike (1971)

The View from Daniel Pike

8.6

TV Series

Caird

1973

1 episode

 

Brigit Forsyth and Paul Moriarty in Holly (1972)

Holly

TV Series

Jonty Myerson

1972

2 episodes

 

Joby Blanshard, John Paul, and Robert Powell in Doomwatch (1970)

Doomwatch

7.3

TV Series

Michael Beavis

Jim Bennett

1970–1972

2 episodes

 

Robin Chadwick, Richard Easton, and Patrick O'Connell in The Brothers (1972)

The Brothers

7.5

TV Series

Frank Walker

1972

4 episodes

 

The Scobie Man

TV Series

Matlock

1972

4 episodes

 

Sean Connery, Michael Caine, Paul Scofield, and Anna Calder-Marshall in ITV Saturday Night Theatre (1969)

ITV Saturday Night Theatre

5.8

TV Series

Barry Mathews

1971

1 episode

 

Brett (1971)

Brett

7.1

TV Series

Spencer Griffiths

Spencer

1971

6 episodes

 

The Laughing Stock of Television

TV Movie

1971

 

David Battley, Bill Fraser, and Raymond Huntley in That's Your Funeral (1970)

That's Your Funeral

TV Series

Wigeon

1971

1 episode

 

Edward Fox, George Cole, Victor Maddern, and Suzanne Neve in Shadows of Fear (1970)

Shadows of Fear

7.2

TV Series

Robert Erikson

1971

1 episode

 

Alexandra Bastedo in Codename (1970)

Codename

8.7

TV Series

Bryant

1970

1 episode

 

Peter Adamson, Jean Alexander, Johnny Briggs, Margot Bryant, and Doris Speed in Coronation Street (1960)

Coronation Street

5.6

TV Series

Mr Palmer

1969

2 episodes

 

The Avengers (1961)

The Avengers

8.3

TV Series

Shepherd

Corporal Jones

Dr. Philip Karswood

1961–1969

3 episodes

 

Robin Stewart in Softly Softly (1966)

Softly Softly

7.0

TV Series

Charles Weston

1968

1 episode

 

Felix Aylmer, Colin Blakely, and Geneviève Page in Decline and Fall... of a Birdwatcher (1968)

Decline and Fall... of a Birdwatcher

5.6

Stubbs

1968

 

Marius Goring in The Expert (1968)

The Expert

8.1

TV Series

George Samuel

1968

1 episode

 

For Amusement Only

TV Series

The Husband

1968

1 episode

 

Maurice Kaufmann in Champion House (1967)

Champion House

TV Series

Larry Grant

1967–1968

13 episodes

 

Mr. Rose (1967)

Mr. Rose

8.0

TV Series

Peter Richmond

Harold Brenner

1967–1968

2 episodes

 

Theatre 625 (1964)

Theatre 625

7.4

TV Series

Grant

1968

1 episode

 

Man in a Suitcase (1967)

Man in a Suitcase

7.6

TV Series

Detective Inspector Stoke

1968

1 episode

 

Torture Garden (1967)

Torture Garden

6.1

Constable (uncredited)

1967

 

They Came from Beyond Space (1967)

They Came from Beyond Space

4.6

Williams

1967

 

Emergency-Ward 10 (1957)

Emergency-Ward 10

6.2

TV Series

Charles Irwin QC

Major Burford, MO

Mr. Smedley

1965–1967

4 episodes

 

Ray Barrett, Geoffrey Keen, and Philip Latham in Mogul (1965)

Mogul

6.9

TV Series

John Stead

Arthur Frost

1966–1967

2 episodes

 

The Baron (1966)

The Baron

7.1

TV Series

Inspector Ralph Nelson

1967

1 episode

 

Marius Goring in The Suspect (1966)

Thirteen Against Fate

TV Series

Dr. Sauvaget

1966

1 episode

 

John Cairney in This Man Craig (1966)

This Man Craig

7.4

TV Series

Ronnie Denby

1966

1 episode

 

The Liars

9.4

TV Series

Robert

1966

1 episode

 

Oliver Reed in R3 (1964)

R3

8.5

TV Series

Philip Boult

1965

13 episodes

 

Fothergale Co. Ltd.

TV Series

Tom Rudyard

Tom Rudyard, commercial

Rudyard, commercial

1965

16 episodes

 

Sean Connery, Harry Andrews, and Ian Hendry in The Hill (1965)

The Hill

7.8

Prisoner (uncredited)

1965

 

John Barrie and William Gaunt in Sergeant Cork (1963)

Sergeant Cork

8.0

TV Series

Richard Brinton

1964

1 episode

 

No Hiding Place (1959)

No Hiding Place

7.5

TV Series

Graham Shaw

1964

1 episode

 

ITV Play of the Week (1955)

ITV Play of the Week

6.7

TV Series

Fingerprint Man

Padre

Bill ...

1960–1964

4 episodes

 

Happily Ever After (1961)

Happily Ever After

TV Series

1964

1 episode

 

The Protectors (1964)

The Protectors

8.0

TV Series

Tony Arpege

1964

1 episode

 

Dr. Finlay's Casebook (1962)

Dr. Finlay's Casebook

7.6

TV Series

Andrew Schofield

1964

1 episode

 

Patrick Allen in Crane (1963)

Crane

7.9

TV Series

Martin

1964

1 episode

 

Michael Denison in Boyd Q.C. (1956)

Boyd Q.C.

7.7

TV Series

Mr. Headon

1963

1 episode

 

Z Cars (1962)

Z Cars

7.0

TV Series

Bill Sadler

1962

1 episode

 

Out of This World (1962)

Out of This World

7.9

TV Series

George Chalmers

1962

1 episode

 

Drama 61-67 (1961)

Drama 61-67

7.5

TV Series

George Bell

Kostaki

1961–1962

2 episodes

 

A.J. Brown, Bernard Horsfall, Mary Kenton, and Geoffrey Palmer in Family Solicitor (1961)

Family Solicitor

TV Series

Corby

1961

3 episodes

 

Christopher Lee in The Terror of the Tongs (1961)

The Terror of the Tongs

5.7

Priest at Anna's House (uncredited)

1961

 

Kay Callard and John Turner in Knight Errant Limited (1959)

Knight Errant Limited

5.8

TV Series

Garson

1961

1 episode

 

Ian Hendry in Police Surgeon (1960)

Police Surgeon

8.4

TV Series

Mobile Police Officer

Sterling

1960

2 episodes

 

Armchair Theatre (1956)

Armchair Theatre

7.5

TV Series

Immigration Officer

Police Inspector

1958–1960

2 episodes

 

Dentist in the Chair (1960)

Dentist in the Chair

5.1

Brown

1960

 

Skyport (1959)

Skyport

5.9

TV Series

Anderson

1960

1 episode

 

The Hound of the Baskervilles (1959)

The Hound of the Baskervilles

6.9

Lord Caphill

1959

 

BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950)

BBC Sunday-Night Theatre

7.1

TV Series

Lieutenant

1959

1 episode

 

Lana Morris and Andrew Osborn in Solo for Canary (1958)

Solo for Canary

TV Series

Police Inspector

1958

1 episode

 

Ordeal by Fire (1957)

Ordeal by Fire

TV Movie

Mirecourt

1957

 

Self

The Perfect Scenario: Lost Frontiers

Video

Self

2009

 

The Space War: Remembering 'Frontier in Space' (2009)

The Space War: Remembering 'Frontier in Space'

Video

Self - General Williams

2009

 

2nd House (1973)

2nd House

5.8

TV Series

1975

1 episode

 

Arms and the Man

TV Mini Series

Self - Introduction

1961

4 episodes

 

The Angry Gods (1961)

The Angry Gods

TV Mini Series

Self - Introduction

1961

8 episodes

 

Played Upon a Stage

TV Series

Self - introduction

1960

1 episode

 

Macbeth (1960)

Macbeth

TV Movie

Self - Presenter

1960

 

The Terrible Choice

TV Series

Self - Presenter

1960

9 episodes

Oscar Taveras obit

Cardinals outfielder Oscar Taveras dies in car accident

He was not on the list.

died today in an auto accident in his native Dominican Republic, Dominican police confirmed to USA TODAY Sports.

Taveras' girlfriend also died in the crash, according to police in Puerto Plata.

The Dominican newspaper Listin Diario said the name of his girlfriend is Edilia Arvelo. She was 18.

Cardinals teammates, baseball world mourn Oscar Taveras' passing

"We are all stunned and deeply saddened by the tragic loss of one of the youngest members of the Cardinals family," Cardinals Chairman Bill DeWitt Jr. said in a statement. "Oscar was an amazing talent with a bright future who was taken from us well before his time. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends tonight."

"I simply can't believe it," Mozeliak said. "I first met Oscar when he was sixteen years old and will forever remember him as a wonderful young man who was a gifted athlete with an infectious love for life who lived every day to the fullest."

Lieutenant Junior Lopez Reyes of the Puerto Plata police confirmed Taveras and his girlfriend had died.

Taveras was heading from Jamao to his hometown of Sosua, near Puerto Plata in the Atlantic Coast of the Dominican Republic.

"We're still investigating at the scene. We've had some heavy rainfall here lately. It might have contributed to the accident.''

Bryan Mejia, Taveras' agent, told reporters that Taveras and his girlfriend died in the accident. No other details were immediately available.

Taveras, 22, debuted with the Cardinals this season and batted .239 in 80 games, finishing the season as a part-time outfielder.

Marcia Strassman obit

Marcia Strassman, 'Welcome Back, Kotter' actress, dies at 66

She was not on the list.
Actress Marcia Strassman, known for her roles in such hits as "Welcome Back, Kotter" and "M*A*S*H," died on Friday after a long fight with breast cancer, her sister Julie Strassman confirmed. She was 66.

Along with her many TV credits, Strassman is also recognized for her roles opposite Rick Moranis in "Honey I Shrunk the Kids" and sequel "Honey I Blew Up the Kids." She was also a long-standing member on the national board of the Screen Actors Guild.

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The news of her death first broke online when her friend, director Bob Weide, tweeted about her.

Strassman's first big TV credit came in 1964, when she appeared in "The Patty Duke Show." She would go on to play Nurse Margie Culter in several episodes of "M*A*S*H."

She was best known, however, as Julie Kotter, wife to the titular school teacher on "Welcome Back, Kotter." The series ran from 1975-1979.

 Most recently, Strassman had a stint on "Third Watch" in 2004, appeared in the 2003 TV adaptation of the "Tremors" films and NBC's "Providence." Also included in her TV credits are "Booker" and "Noah Knows Best," and she did voice work for shows including "Aaaahh!!! Real Monsters."

Along with her role in the "Honey I Shrunk the Kids" films, she was also in 1985 film "The Aviator" with Christopher Reeve and Rosanna Arquette.

Julie Strassman said Marcia performed in an annual event to benefit breast cancer research called Duets for years, and was active in raising money and awareness for the disease, even before she was diagnosed.

Why do they keep showing her with Gabe Kaplan? She was a respected and successful actress on her own, he was a lucky co-star.

Ron "Horshack" Palillo and Robert "Epstein" Hegyes of the original "Welcome Back, Kotter" cast died in 2012. John Sylvester White, who played Mr. Woodman on the show, died in 1988.

Strassman is survived by her daughter, costume designer Elizabeth "Lizzie" Collector, along with her sister Julie and brother Steven Strassman. Julie Strassman added that she was a beloved aunt to a nephew named Jesse and to Julie's daughter, Halley.

Filmography

Movies

Year       Title       Role       Notes

1969      Changes               Kristine                

1982      Soup for One      Maria   

1985      The Aviator         Rose Stiller         

1989      Honey, I Shrunk the Kids               Diane Szalinski  

1991      Fast Getaway     Lorraine              

1991      And You Thought Your Parents Were Weird         Sarah Carson     

1992      Honey, I Blew Up the Kid               Diane Szalinski   Nominated — Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actress

1993      Another Stakeout            Pam O'Hara       

1994      Honey, I Shrunk the Audience!     Diane Szalinski                Short film

1995      Cops n Roberts                 

1996      Earth Minus Zero              Debbie Heller    

2002      Gale Force           Kim Nelson        

2003      The Movie Hero                Blake's Mom     

2003      Power Play          Susan Breecher

2005      Reeker Rose Tuckey      

Television

Year       Title       Role       Notes

1964–1965          The Patty Duke Show      Adeline / Gladys / Model              3 episodes

1967      Ironside                Samantha Dain Episode: "The Man Who Believed"

1972      Wednesday Night Out                    Television movie

1972–1973          M.A.S.H.            Nurse Margie Cutler        6 episodes

1973      Love Story                           Episode: "Mirabelle's Summer"

1974      Police Story        Jacqueline           Episode: "The Ripper"

1974      Marcus Welby, M.D.                       Episode: "The Latch-Key Child"

1975      Journey from Darkness Nancy    Television movie

1975–1979          Welcome Back, Kotter    Julie Kotter         94 episodes

1976      City of Angels                     Episode: "The Losers"

1976      Brenda Starr       Kentucky Smith                 Television movie

1977      The Love Boat II                Pat McFarland   Television movie

1978      The Love Boat    Stephanie Lewis                Episode: "Last of the Stubings/Million Dollar Man/The Sisters"

1978      Fantasy Island    Kay Penny / Katherine Patrino    Episode: "The Funny Girl/Butch and Sundance"

1979      Time Express      Sara Mason         Episode: "Rodeo/Cop"

1979      The Rockford Files            Whitney Cox       2-part episode

1980      Once Upon a Family        Pam Ferguson   Television movie

1980      Brave New World             Lenina Disney    Television movie

1980      Good Time Harry              Carol Younger    7 episodes

1981      Likely Stories, Vol. 1                        Television movie

1982      Magnum, P.I.     Dr. Karen Harmon            Episode: "Heal Thyself"

1983      At Ease Olivia Taylor       Episode: "Love Sick"

1984      E/R         Dr. Eve Sheridan               2 episodes

1985      Shadow Chasers               Stella Pence        Episode: "Shadow Chasers: Part 1"

1987      Stingray                Councilwoman Sondra Decker    Episode: "Gemini"

1987      Amazing Stories                Nel Lewise          Episode: "Such Interesting Neighbors"

1987      Haunted by Her Past       Rita Kamen         Television movie

1987      I Married Dora   Nina       Episode: "A Matter of Moulding"

1988      ABC Afterschool Specials               Mary Watson     Episode: "Daddy Can't Read"

1988      CBS Summer Playhouse Elaine    Episode: "Tickets, Please"

1989      TV 101 Mrs. Myers         3 episodes

1989      Miss Teen USA 1989       Co-host               

1989–1990          Booker    Alicia Rudd      22 episodes

1992      Mastergate         Merry Chase       Television movie

1992      Civil Wars            Marcia Kellogg   Episode: "A Bus Named Desire"

1994      Phenom               Catherine            Episode: "Men Are Dogs"

1995      Family Reunion: A Relative Nightmare     Margaret McKenna         Television movie

1995      Touched by an Angel      Lisa Patcherik     Episode: "Interview with an Angel"

1995      Charlie Grace     Andrea Farrell    Episode: "Bring Me the Head of Darnell Sims"

1995–1997          Aaahh!!! Real Monsters                Hairyette / Harryette / Weatherperson 5 episodes

1996      Murder, She Wrote         Terri Garman Holbert     Episode: "The Dark Side of the Door"

1996      The Rockford Files: Friends and Foul Play               Dr. Trish George               Television movie

1996      Highlander          Betsy Fields        Episode: "Glory Days"

1997      L.A. Heat              Martha Episode: Rap Sheet"

1997      Tracey Takes On...            Mallory Blair       Episode: "Politics"

1997      Rugrats                 Miss Appleby     Episode: "Dust Bunnies/Educating Angelica"

1997      Baywatch             Rena Jaffe, Jordan's Mother        Episode: "Out of the Blue"

1999      Odd Man Out     Wendy Flemming             Episode: "Batman Forever"

2000      Noah Knows Best             Martine Beznick                13 episodes

2001–2002          Providence         Meredith             8 episodes

2003      Tremors               Nancy Sterngood              13 episodes

2004      Third Watch       Sergeant Laura Wynn     4 episodes

2006      Twenty Good Years         Mackenzie          Episode: "The Crying Game"

2014      Looking for Mr. Right      Opal       Television movie