Markie Post

Early Life

Markie Post, born Marjorie Armstrong Post on November 4, 1950, in Palo Alto, California, USA, was an acclaimed American actress renowned for her extensive work in television.

Education and Early Career

Post attended Lewis & Clark College in Oregon, where she began to cultivate her interest in acting. Before fully committing to an acting career, she worked on game shows as a production assistant, which included 'Split Second' and 'Double Dare'.

Rise to Prominence

Post's breakout role came when she joined the cast of 'The Fall Guy,' playing bail bondswoman Terri Michaels. However, she is perhaps best known for her role as public defender Christine Sullivan on the hit sitcom 'Night Court,' where she charmed audiences with her wit and charisma.

Filmography

Some of Markie Post's notable film and television credits include:

• The Fall Guy
• Night Court
• Hearts Afire
• There's Something About Mary
• Chicago P.D.
• The Love Boat
• Fantasy Island
• Scrubs

Legacy

Markie Post's contributions to television have left a lasting impact. Her performances were characterized by warmth, humor, and an undeniable screen presence that made her a beloved figure in the entertainment industry.