Markie Post TV Schedule
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Markie Post on TV This Week
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Sat 25
Night Court: Rock-a-Bye Baby — Markie Post
The staff drops in on Christine to watch TV after she's been up all night taking care of the neighbor's baby. Jan: Laura Waterbury. Cherie: Jacqueline Rowen. Dr. Friedman: John Welsh.
Air Time & Details for Markie Post, Sat 25, 9:30 pm -
Sun 26
Ghost Whisperer: The Woman of His Dreams — Markie Post
Jim is haunted by the spirit of a beautiful woman who appears to him with various Egyptian symbols. With his wife out of town, Jim finds himself in Melinda's shoes as he investigates the mystery while trying to keep the truth behind his questions a secret.
Air Time & Details for Markie Post, Sun 26, 1:00 am -
Mon 27
The Love Boat: A Dress to Remember — Markie Post
A gown finds its way into the life of a woman who is afraid to meet her daughter; and a young lady goes on a diet so she can fit into the dress.
Air Time & Details for Markie Post, Mon 27, 3:00 pm -
Tue 28
The Fall Guy: Strange Bedfellows — Markie Post
Jody is kidnapped to force Terri to post bail for a woman who stole $1 million. Heather Thomas, Lee Majors. Sue: Mary Crosby. Terri: Markie Post. Clayton: Lewis Van Bergen. Kane: John Kerry.
Air Time & Details for Markie Post, Tue 28, 3:00 am -
Wed 29
The Fall Guy: The Molly Sue — Markie Post
Colt and Howie fly to Panama in pursuit of a man who jumped bail using a plane that's invisible to radar. Lee Majors, Doug Barr. Ace: Stuart Margolin. Stacy: Kristen Meadows. Debond: Robert Davi.
Air Time & Details for Markie Post, Wed 29, 3:00 am -
Thu 30
The Fall Guy: One Hundred Miles a Gallon — Markie Post
A friend's son skips bail, and his trail leads to a South Carolina moonshine war. Lee Majors, Markie Post. Clarke: Andrew Prine. Sykes: Michael Constantine. Irene: Trish Van Devere. Little Juice: Eric Stolz.
Air Time & Details for Markie Post, Thu 30, 3:00 am -
Fri 31
The Fall Guy: P.S. I Love You — Markie Post
Colt aids Tab Hunter when the actor is framed for the murder of a gangland debt collector. Lee Majors, Heather Thomas. Cassie: Dana Hill. Gil: Bruce Bauer. Gary Jordan: Greg Morris.
Air Time & Details for Markie Post, Fri 31, 3:00 am -
Fri 31
Hart to Hart: Cop Out — Markie Post
The murder of a prostitute Jennifer once interviewed puts the Harts on the trail of a killer who stalks ladies of the evening. Stefanie Powers, Robert Wagner. Sandy: Markie Post. Taggert: Burr DeBenning. Larry Fredricks: Richard Herd.
Air Time & Details for Markie Post, Fri 31, 1:00 pm -
Fri 31
Hart to Hart: Max in Love — Markie Post
The Harts' home is robbed by thieves colluding with Max's girlfriend. Max: Lionel Stander. Edgar: Daniel J. Travanti. Jonathan: Robert Wagner. Charlotte: Madlyn Rhue. Jennifer: Stefanie Powers. Springfield: Rene Auberjonois. Mellon: Joseph Stern. First Mover: Robert W. Tessier.
Air Time & Details for Markie Post, Fri 31, 2:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Markie Post
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Blonde, perky Markie Post is a television actress best known for playing curvaceous young prosecutor Christine Sullivan on the long-running sitcom Night Court between 1985 and 1992 and for starring in the controversial and short-lived romantic sitcom Hearts Afire (1992). Born Marjorie Post, she is the daughter of a nuclear physicist and a poet. She had a comfortable and quiet upbringing in California.
Post studied acting while enrolled in Lewis and Clark College. She graduated in 1975 and was briefly married before she found work backstage writing questions for game shows and choosing prizes for The Price Is Right, Card Sharks, and Family Feud. She was about to be promoted to executive producer when Post decided it was time to work on her acting career.
She made her television debut as a guest star on other series and on the very short-lived series Semi-Tough (1980). She next had a role in another short series, The Gangster Chronicles (1981), and then a longer lasting regular part on The Fall Guy from 1982 to 1985. After leaving the show, Post went on to appear in three television movies before landing her role on Night Court.
Following the cancellation of Hearts Afire, Post, who was friends with the show's producers, Harry Thomason and Linda Bloodworth-Thomason, who in turn were friends of President Bill Clinton, was informally appointed a White House advisor. There she hosted an Inaugural special program for children and advised the President on ways to improve his image. Post also continued appearing in television movies such as Survival on the Mountain (1997) and making guest appearances on other shows.