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Wed 28
Night Court: Opportunity Knock Knocks — Markie Post
Conclusion. Christine is elected to Congress, while Harry elects to forgo a teaching position at Columbia; Dan frets over his womanizing ways. Catherine: Claudia Mannix. Will: William Utay. Bambi: Lisa Melilli.
Air Time & Details for Markie Post, Wed 28, 12:30 am -
Sat 31
Night Court: Death Takes a Halloween — Markie Post
On Halloween night, Dan is scheduled to be the next victim of a defendant (Stephen Root) known as "The Spirit of Death." Lisette: Joleen Lutz. Muriel: Blanche Rubin. Dracula: Douglas MacHugh. Bum: Raf Mauro.
Air Time & Details for Markie Post, Sat 31, 9:30 pm -
Mon 2
The A-Team: The Only Church in Town — Markie Post
Face receives a package from Ecuador containing his fraternity pin, given 15 years earlier to the woman who disappeared from his life.
Air Time & Details for Markie Post, Mon 2, 12:00 pm -
Wed 4
The Fall Guy: The Bigger They Are — Markie Post
A cop asks Colt to help him get evidence on a nightclub owner who's suspected of dealing PCP to kids. Lee Majors, Doug Barr. Phil: Jon Matthews. Bobby Lee: Marc Alaimo. Freddie: Billy Drago. Liz: Leigh Christian.
Air Time & Details for Markie Post, Wed 4, 3:00 am
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.