Betty A. Bridges (1941–2024), prolific actress and Todd Bridges’ mom

Betty A. Bridges was a teacher and actress known for guest spots on such TV shows as “Diff’rent Strokes,” on which she appeared alongside her son, Todd Bridges.

Doug Sheehan (1949–2024), Knots Landing, General Hospital actor

Doug Sheehan was an actor known for his roles on television shows like “Knots Landing,” “General Hospital,” “Clueless,” and “Day by Day.” 

Janis Paige (1922–2024), The Pajama Game star on Broadway

Janis Paige was an actress, singer, and dancer who originated the role of Babe in “The Pajama Game” on Broadway and starred in movies and on television.

Jeannie Epper (1941–2024), Wonder Woman stunt double

Jeannie Epper was a pioneering stuntwoman and actress best known for her work in films like “Romancing the Stone” and TV’s “Wonder Woman.” 

Jean Allison (1929–2024), prolific character actress 

Jean Allison was a character actress with a prolific career in the 1950s through ‘80s, appearing in dozens of TV shows.

Lynne Marta (1945–2024), actress in Footloose, Days of Our Lives

Lynne Marta was an actress known for her performances in such movies and TV shows as “Footloose,” “Days of Our Lives,” and “Love, American Style.” 

Conrad Palmisano (1948–2024), Rambo: First Blood stunt coordinator 

Conrad Palmisano was a stunt performer and coordinator on such movies as “Rambo: First Blood,” “Weekend at Bernie’s,” the sequels to “Rush Hour,” and many more.

Richard Romanus (1943–2023), Mean Streets actor

Richard Romanus was an actor best known for his prominent role in Martin Scorsese’s critical breakthrough, “Mean Streets,” and for playing Dr. Jennifer Melfi’s husband in “The Sopranos.” 

Nicolas Coster (1933–2023), Santa Barbara star 

Nicolas Coster was an actor best known for his role as Lionel Lockridge in the soap opera “Santa Barbara.” 

Carole Cook (1924–2023), “Sixteen Candles” and Broadway star

Carole Cook was an actress known for roles in movies and TV shows including “Sixteen Candles,” “The Incredible Mr. Limpet,” and “The Lucy Show.”

Joan Hotchkis (1927–2022), “The Odd Couple” costar

Joan Hotchkis was an actress and writer who played Oscar’s girlfriend, Dr. Nancy Cunningham, on TV's “The Odd Couple.”

Tanya Roberts (1955–2021), actress who starred in “That ‘70s Show”

Tanya Roberts was an actress known for roles including Midge Pinciotti in the TV sitcom “That ‘70s Show” and Bond girl Stacey Sutton in “A View to a Kill.”

Robert Walker Jr. (1940–2019), “Star Trek” actor

Played Charlie Evans in the iconic “Star Trek” episode “Charlie X.”

Leonard Goldberg (1934–2019), legendary TV producer

Leonard Goldberg was one of the producers behind iconic 1970s TV shows “Charlie’s Angels,” “Starsky and Hutch,” and “Fantasy Island.” Goldberg was still producing at the time of his death as executive producer of “Blue Bloods,” a CBS police drama starring Tom Selleck. Goldberg had a long Hollywood career, becoming the head of programming at ABC where he oversaw “Mod Squad.” He partnered with Aaron Spelling in the 1970s on “Charlie’s Angels,” “Hart to Hart” and many other hit shows and TV Movies including “The Boy in the Plastic Bubble.” He served as president of 20th Century Fox from 1987 to 1989 and was inducted into the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences' Hall of Fame in 2007.

Jack Bannon (1940–2017), starred on the TV series “Lou Grant”

Jack Bannon starred on the TV series “Lou Grant.”

Four Decades of Aaron Spelling

For four decades, Aaron Spelling and television went hand in hand.

John Forsythe, Small-Screen Standout

Though John Forsythe appeared in many movies, it's his television work we best remember....

Remembering Aaron Spelling on 90210 Day

On "90210 Day," we take a look back at the career of TV’s most successful producer.