Dody Heath

Actress Dodie (aka Dody) Heath crosses a room in a 1959 episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents. She was in Brigadoon (1954), The Diary of Anne Frank (1959), Ask Any Girl (1959), and Seconds (1966).

Green Beret Baby

Irene Tsu was the one bright spot in The Green Berets (1968).
She's in real estate now.

Wonderful Whitney Blake

Whitney Blake from a 1960 episode of M Squad.








The IMDb has her in The Case of The Restless Redhead,
a 1957 Perry Mason episode.


(Not to be confused, of course, with the Whitney Blake Company,
a recognized leader in the design and manufacture of custom cable,
coiled cords and cable assemblies for medical, industrial, military,
and transportation applications. Although, she is designed and
assembled nicely, too.)

Purdey 3, Climber 3

(Also see Purdey 2 or Climber 2.)

Witchy Woman

Liz has been here before.

Time Enough At Last

Went to get a minor car repair at the fix-it place. They have a little waiting room, where they serve bad coffee and play the television loud. Meredith Vieira was giggling on NBC's Today show. She was fluffy. She was perky. She was bubbly. She just wouldn't shut up. I couldn't read my book in there. I threw out my cup of bad coffee and went for a walk. An hour later, the car was fixed (to the tune of $142), and I was on my way.

I was reminded of an episode of the Twilight Zone called Time Enough At Last, starring that masterful actor's actor, Burgess Meredith. He plays a bank teller, who just can't seem to find the time to read. His boss won't let him read. His wife will not even let him read at home. The episode has a sad ending. I thought it was very sad when I first saw it as a kid. And I still find it pretty depressing. Anyway, Burgess Meredith was a wonderful actor with an extraordinary and long career, and he slept with Paulette Goddard. Which isn't sad at all.

April in May

Stefanie Powers as "April Dancer" in The Girl from U.N.C.L.E.




From Modern Fred.

Purdey 2

Joanna Lumley as Purdey in The New Avengers (1976-77).

The cool dresses and other outfits were created by Jilly Murphy, Betty Jackson, and Catherine Buckley.

(Purdey 1 was called Takeoff.)

Takeoff

From The New Avengers (1976).