Meredith MacRae TV Schedule
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Sat 10
Petticoat Junction: The Singing Sweethearts — Meredith MacRae
Pregnant Betty Jo balks at appearing on TV as a member of the Singing Sweethearts.
Air Time & Details for Meredith MacRae, Sat 10, 5:00 am -
Sat 10
Petticoat Junction: Only a Husband — Meredith MacRae
Father-to-be Steve feels neglected.
Air Time & Details for Meredith MacRae, Sat 10, 5:30 am -
Sun 11
The Rockford Files: Requiem for a Funny Box — Meredith MacRae
A comedian asks Rockford for protection from his hot-tempered ex-partner.
Air Time & Details for Meredith MacRae, Sun 11, 12:00 am
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Biography
About Meredith MacRae
The daughter of Sheila and Gordon MacRae, actress/singer Meredith MacRae was virtually born into a show business career, and with her voice and good looks it would have been difficult for her to have avoided such a choice, even if she'd wanted to. Her parents actually led a surprisingly unpretentious middle-class life-style, and she earned all of her breaks, whether they were roles in movies (Bikini Beach) or a chance at a recording career -- she cut a handful of records in the early/middle 1960s. But it was on the series My Three Sons in 1963 that she first became widely known on the small-screen, when she took the role of Sally Morrison.
After two years in that part, she moved on to Petticoat Junction, where she took over the role of Billie Jo Bradley from Guinilla Hutton -- she kept the part for the five years remaining in the series' run, and the producers enabled MacRae to feature her singing ability in the part. Following the cancellation of the series, MacRae went on to do guest spots of series ranging from Fantasy Island to The Rackford Files, and she was also a frequence guest on game shows. She was also active in summer stock and regional theater productions of such shows as Bye Bye Birdie and Take Me Along, and raised money for various medical charities.
MacRae died of complications from brain cancer in the summer of 2000.