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    RIP Markie Post

    Markie Post, famous for her role of Christine Sullivan on Night Court, passed away Saturday night at age 70. This was the end of a four-year battle with cancer.

    *bangs gavel* The Court will stand in recess in her honor.

    May she rest in peace. v_v
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    This has been rough month for fans of Night Court. Charles Robinson (Mac Robinson) passed away July 11, 2021, and now we lose Markie Post.

    They will be missed

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    • #3
      Post was evidently in a couple of episodes of Buck Rodgers, too!

      I don't remember seeing her; I was too distracted by Erin Gray...

      Loved her character on Night Court, though.

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      • #4
        I liked her in Night Court but I first saw her on the show Fall Guy with Lee Majors.

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