Markie Post

American actress from Night Court

Markie Post - Performers & Entertainers born November 4th, 1950
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Post had a prolific career in television and film, gaining attention for her role as Christine Sullivan on the TV series Night Court, which aired from 1984 to 1992. The character was notable for her intelligence and quick wit, contributing significantly to the show's popularity. Additionally, Post appeared in various other series, including The Fall Guy and Cheers. Over the years, Post participated in guest appearances on numerous shows and featured in television movies.

Played Christine Sullivan on Night Court

Appeared in The Fall Guy

Guest roles in Cheers

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