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Aug 24, 2011 · Meriwether – 1955’s Miss America – graced the 1966 Batman movie as Catwoman, played Dr. Ann MacGregor on The Time Tunnel and, of course, guest starred as Losira in the third-season TOS episode “ That Which Survives .”. Losira was the holographic Kalandan commander who’d utter the phrase “I… am for you” before touching someone ...
Sep 11, 2014 · Lee Meriwether's historic 1955 crowining as Miss America in the iconic pageant's first televised edition might have sealed her fate as the answer to a Trivial Pursuit question, but Meriwether is even better known as a high-profile actress of stage and screen. More specifically, she will forever be known as Catwoman, the sexiest of curvacious ...
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Meriwether, who studied acting with Lee Strasberg, has been a regular or recurring character on nine previous TV series, including a stint as a women's editor on NBC's "Today" as well as playing ...
Feb 29, 2024 · During the latest episode that dropped on February 25, Benard revealed something he learned from former guest Kyle Oldham, daughter of former All My Children star Lee Meriwether: the beloved Meriwether has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Meriwether played Ruth Martin on All My Children off and on from 1996 until the show left the ABC ...
Dec 24, 2002 · Archivists will continually remind you that Lee Meriwether was successively Miss San Francisco, Miss California, and Miss America. And though most know Lee as Betty in the highly successful series, "Barnaby Jones," where she co-starred opposite Buddy Ebsen for eight years, and was nominated for both the Golden Globe and Emmy Awards, Lee has had starring or recurring roles in nine different ...
Crowned the winner was Lee Meriwether, who later came to fame as co-star of the television series Barnaby Jones and as the character Catwoman in the 1966 film version of Batman, and later, Lily Munster on the television series The Munsters Today.
