Lois Nettleton came through on our Ouija board!

You are toying with dark spirits, OP!

Was she still trying to cop a feel?

R2, Only with our broom.

She means is she still a lesbian?

Was she nice, hon?

She wasn’t blanche’s sister. She was Dorothy ‘s childhood friend.

TAMPERING IN DARK SIDED STUFF!!!! YES!!! YES!!! YOU DID!!!! YOUR ENTIRE HOUSE IS DARK SIDED!!!! IT'S NOOOOOTTTT CHRIIIIIISSSSSSSSSSTTTTTTIIIIIIIIAAAAAAANNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I loved her as the sketchy preacher's wife in Centennial.

I always got her mixed up with Barbara Harris.

See, when Pat died she never thought she’d find anyone kind and decent. Then she met Rose Nylund who was also raised on a farm. She was quite fond of her.

How old are you OP?

Jean was a lesbian who wore nude color pumps with loose knit carnation pink knit separates.

[quote] I always got her mixed up with Barbara Harris.

Not as mixed up as I got.

I channel Lois every summer…

Was she still trying to cop a feel?

....

R16 that sucked

You need to conjur her up again stat to give us some Golden Girls Tea!!

R14- That is probably my FAVORITE Twilight Zone episode.

Fuck you, OP. That's NO WAY to treat Lois Nettleton.

She was great.

Now, the way you treated Lois, I hope a real demon does come in and get you!

“Lois Nettleton” is my new alias, fools!

Same r19

Why on Earth did you tell her to get lost?? A golden opportunity, squandered!

Bah! She'd have a better reception at our Ouija board. We'd be like, so Lois, honey, tell us about Rod...

This is definitely one of those "only on Datalounge" threads.

[quote]I always got her mixed up with Barbara Harris.

I always got her mixed up with Danny Thomas.

OP typical amateur mistake — it’s *devils* that impersonate Lois Nettleton, not demons.

OP is frittata.

Did anyone bother to make contact with Chinchetta during this amateur ouiji board session? She was famous for performing psychic surgery and was rumored to be hundreds of years old when she died in the 80s. Steve McQueen sought a session with her once as did several other celebrities.

Chincheeta. Sorry!

I'll forgive you this time, R29...but I've got my eye on you.

[quote]Why on Earth did you tell her to get lost?? A golden opportunity, squandered!

We weren't rude to her at all. We googled her and got nervous and she wasn't really communicating with us anymore. Our friend Kim got nervous and told her that she was dead and to go into the light. Then another friend told her to stay away from the light. It was scary and funny at the same time.

I know she had a short-lived sitcom in the Sixties. I'm thinking "Occasional Wife", with Michael Callan?

Lois the Lesbian

Next time use the more reliable Madame Mertzola.

She played Blanche DuBois on Broadway.

She probably guested on every one hour drama on tv during the 60s and 70s. A good actress who tended to get stuck with good girl parts when you knew she could do more. Janice Rule guested on the same shows (Mrs. Ben Gazarra in those days), but she usually had more interesting brooding or slightly unconventional parts.

Three-timer on Murder, She Wrote.

The Murder She Wrote stuff she did was pretty weak, but you could say that about almost everyone who guested on that show. Kept your SAG benefits going even if the writing was horrible.

She may have been distracted in her communication

by Bea's tendency to take a dump in the dressing rooms

Don't care one way or the other about Lois Nettleton.

Get back to me when you hear from Joan Hackett.

Her biggest role was in The Best of Everything with Joan Crawford.

Lois Nettleton sucks cocks in Hell!

R11 asked the key question. If OP is under 30, and if EVERY person that was playing the Ouija board with him was also under 30, then I would be impressed. Because the name Lois Nettleton would be meaningless to them and it would be amazing for it to pop up.

But I would wager that was not the case, and that there was at least one old geezer there manipulating the board.

[quote]The broom fell over in the utility closet later that night, but I’m not sure Lois had anything to do with it.

This is certainly the strangest sentence I've read all day.

[quote]I know she had a short-lived sitcom in the Sixties. I'm thinking "Occasional Wife", with Michael Callan?

Patricia Harty co-starred with Michael Callan on "Occasional Wife." They were married for a couple of years.

Why would Lois Nettleton appear to people who had to google her?

R42 She wasn't in The Best Of Everything.

She was married to Jean Shepherd (A Christmas Story).

A rather beautiful piece on Lois Nettleton by Tennessee Williams

Too bad the evil entity didn't choose Louise Nevelson as a conduit to visit you. I guess you're a vapid eldergay more interested in GoldenGirls trivia than great art,

I think you missed R42's joke, R48. Lois Nettleton was considered the poor man's Hope Lange.

In OP’s photo, she looks like Reba McEntire.

She did a lovely job as Desiree Armfeldt about 30 years ago in Los Angeles. Ironically, she and John McMartin are both gone, but Glynis Johns is still hanging on.

[quote] We quickly Googled her and discovered that was an old-time actress famous for playing Blanche’s lesbian sister on Golden Girls.

Your Google needs to be recalibrated and Datalounge should cancel you for stating such inaccuracies.

Ouija board invites evil spirits into your home……….beware…..you’ve been warned

This thread needs to have some sequels:

Hermione Baddeley showed up on my Grindr screen!

I had a sex dream about Elena Verdugo!

I saw a cloud that looked like Markie Post!

I think that my house is being haunted -- by Doris Packer's ghost!

If she was in Best of Everything, it must have been a small uncredited part. You may be thinking of perennial dull good girl, Diane Baker, who bacmae frinds with Crawford. Nettleton, when given half a chance, was a much better actress than Baker, who also guested on lots of hour long dramas and on "Murder She Wrote".

R51 Yeah that joke went over my head. I actually wondered if it was a joke, but I wasn't getting it.

I just googled "Lois Nettleton Hope Lange". A DL thread from 2009 came up, with the post, "She was the poor man's Hope Lange." SIs that an old in-joke around here?

I can see the humor of someone being the poor man's Hope Lange. But Lois Nettleton? She and Hope Lange have no similarities. So ... I still don't get it, I guess.

r57 Diane Baker is a veritable DL superstar.

R50 sure has me pegged! Don’t you care about Chincheeta? It’s real!

[quote]I can see the humor of someone being the poor man's Hope Lange. But Lois Nettleton? She and Hope Lange have no similarities. So ... I still don't get it, I guess.

She looks exactly like Hope Lange.

Has anyone seen the movie Valley of Mystery? It looks so good.

R61 Ok so I guess the joke is she looks nothing like Hope Lange?

She also looks nothing Barbara Harris!

Well, okay, there’s a slight resemblance there, but how could anyone confuse Lois for the kooky brilliance that was Barbara Harris?

[quote]You may be thinking of perennial dull good girl, Diane Baker...

ANOTHER LESBIAN!

Hope Lange was always the poor man's Eva Marie Saint.

And Eva Marie Saint was the poor man's Grace Kelly.

*whispers* Dark lesbians...

[quote]Our friend Kim got nervous and told her that she was dead and to go into the light. Then another friend told her to stay away from the light.

Where the hell do you expect Lois to go with shitty directions like that?

Lois Nettleton is the poor man's lesbian

Lois Nettleton was NOT a FAG

And R71 is the dame that can prove it!!!!!

Lois was actually the poor man's Mariette Hartley.

Martha Hyer was the poor man's Grace Kelly.

So was Tippi Hedren.

I kind of differ a little bit in that I don't think Hitchcock's Grace Kelly substitutes were the "poor man's" Grace Kelly. Certainly not Eva Marie Saint, she usually was nothing like Grace Kelly other than in NxNW.

Was there a poor man's Tippi Hedren?

Melanie Griffith

r77 Melanie Griffith

GMTA, R78

[quote]Why would her spirit come through for us and then leave suddenly?

Rose, I'm not getting a clear picture on that...

jinx!

Actually, Melanie Griffith's usual screen persona was nothing like her mother's.

I blew Richard Speck.

Betty is a cunt.

R83 I heard they both like lions.

I'm blown away to learn that Lois was married to Jean Shepherd. A Christmas Story is one of my favorite movies.

You should have sent her over to gay OnlyFans cocktease Reno Gold.

He’s always down for a good Ouija scam.

Martha Hyer was a less girl next door-ish version of Diane Baker.

Ida Lupino was the poor man's Bette Davis

I have a friend that has an antique store and had 4 Ouija boards in his store. A Psychic went into the store and told him that he had 4 Ouija boards in the store and one had a really bad spirit attached to it and he should get rid of them.

Did she chop through it with a little knife like Karen Black's or with a tiny ray gun like Agnes Moorehead's attackers, OP?!

And.....R91? You kind of left your story in mid sentence. Did he get rid of them? Did something happen to his store?

[quote]I have a friend that has an antique store and had 4 Ouija boards in his store. A Psychic went into the store and told him that he had 4 Ouija boards in the store and one had a really bad spirit attached to it and he should get rid of them.

I'm so confused by this post. Did your friend not know that there were four Ouija boards in his store? And if only one of the four had a bad spirit, why did the psychic say to "Get rid of them?" Did the psychic not know which one had the bad spirit? Were they part of a matching set?

I believe that Lois starred in an excellent suspense/drama movie (TV, I think) called Any Second Now. I think her hubby was out to kill her. Good stuff!!

Ouija Boards can be dangerous if he owner doesn't know how to protect themselves and how to use it. No, he didn't get rid of them. but he also bought a suit of armor from the plague and put it in his bedroom. His sister told me he woke up one night and it was standing at the foot of his bed. Scared the crap out of him but he didn't remove it. The next night he woke up and it was in his face. She didn't tell me what he did with it after that. He doesn't know how to protect himself so not sure how he is going to end up. I never buy anything from him because God only knows what else is attached to things he has. He has no interest in being careful and thinks it is all a big joke.

Take your meds, hon.

Nettleton as Blanche DuBois

I read this as “Louise Nettleson”, and wondered if she started arranging the furniture into a sculpture….

I don't want realism, I want magic!

[quote] but he also bought a suit of armor from the plague and put it in his bedroom.

Bullshit.

Your friend did not BUY 700-year-old armor.

Ouija board are dangerous. If you drop one on your foot.

We're thinking about contacting one of the ghost hunters shows to see if they're interested in our communication with Lois. The only problem is that they'll want us to use the Ouija board again on-camera and I don't know if I want to do that. But at least we'd get free help from experienced ghost hunters and maybe a free psychic.

If you do, R104, make sure Lois’ agent gets 10 percent.

According to Wikipedia...

[quote]Nettleton made her last public appearance at the Twilight Zone Convention in Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey in August 2007. Five months later, in January 2008, she died in Woodland Hills, California at the age of 80 from a brain tumor. She was interred in New York City's Saint Raymond's Cemetery.

So does this mean Lois's spirit has been in a restless bardo state ever since her death in 2008, and finally, out of sheer desperation, she resorted to communicating through OP's Ouija board? Should OP (and Datalounge) be helping poor Lois get to "the other side?"

Is she already dead in her Wiki photo?

R106 Was she a Buddhist?

I wonder if someone else will get the recently departed Arlene Golonka on their Ouija board. I'm sure her spririt is still a little restless.

[quote]I think that my house is being haunted -- by Doris Packer's ghost!

I burned so much sage to drive Mabel Albertson from my hotel, I got a sick headache.

Did somebody say lesbian? Did somebody say jinx?

You must mean Spanish-American beauty Jinx Falkenburg, here face to face at a 1954 Academy Awards party with DL fave Lena Horne.

I wish Virginia Graham and Dr. Joyce Brothers would come through on someone's Quija board.

I was rejected by her acting school.

Fortunately, there was a spot open in Bethel Leslie’s.

I was accepted by Uta Merkel

FUCK Lois Nettleton! I prefer to bide my time and wait for Lois Chiles to come through. Hopefully she’ll answer questions about the Halston Era.

[quote]R113 Fortunately, there was a spot open in Bethel Leslie’s.

Bethel Leslie sort of snapped at me backstage once.

She was musing she had stage fright, and I breathlessly exclaimed I’d read a book that said that was a positithing. It meant the performer was invested in the outcome.

She looked at me and said icily, “That’s sooooo comforting.”

positithing = positive thing

Isn't that Reba McIntire?

If my name was Bethel r116, I’d have an attitude too. Why didn’t she change it?

Okay. this is insane: I've got Gunsmoke on in the background and I think Lois just rolled up in a wagon!

OP, if you invited the evil that is Lois into my home I will NEVER FORGIVE YOU!

*frantically tries to turn off TV, but my remote doesn't work*

Lois Chiles? Kee-hrist! What an AWFUL actress.

Pretty, yes. Photogenic, absolutely. But not an ounce of acting ability.

R121 = Barbra Streisand.

[quote]I prefer to bide my time and wait for Lois Chiles to come through. Hopefully she’ll answer questions about the Halston Era.

I don't require a Ouija board to answer questions.

[quote]R121 Lois Chiles? Kee-hrist! What an AWFUL actress. Pretty, yes. Photogenic, absolutely. But not an ounce of acting ability.

Too true. She was Hollywood’s It Girl for about 5 seconds, then her movies came out!

Supposedly she’s quite good in 1989’s TWISTER (playing a creepy kids show host) and she’s perfectly fine in a boring role in BROADCAST NEWS.

The odd “quite good” and “perfectly fine” performance isn’t what most aspire to, however.

Lois Chiles got a supporting role in The Way We Were because she was fucking director Sydney Pollack.

My bowl of Cheerios just arranged themselves into the face of the vivacious Jackie Joseph!

[quote]R125 Lois Chiles got a supporting role in The Way We Were because she was fucking director Sydney Pollack.

Was she??

She’s fine in that…playing a mild prom queen type. It’s a very undemanding role.

The character’s main job is to contrast with gawky Babs. I’m actually surprised they didn’t make Chiles’ hair lighter, to increase this effect.

Lois Childes was supposed to be Streisand's rival for the hunky blonde, and she had LOTS of lines, none delivered well. Her character as played was so dull and emotionless, I figured Childes was high as a kit throughout the filming.

Zombie Arlene Golonka stole my Tina Turner wall clock!

R128, the movie already had an iconic blonde.

Redford was not going to share.

Op needs to cleanse their house!

Can you talk to Joanne Linville?

Is OP taking requests, now?

Please contact Skye Aubrey

Summon Bob Crane and ask what really happened.

Every once in awhile the image of Vera Hruba Ralston appears on a piece of toast. Even when I dine at the Waffle House.

Binnie Barnes appeared to me. Told me not to keep armor from the plague year in my bedroom. BUT I DIDN'T LISTEN.

OP, wake me if Thelma Todd comes through.

My ice maker started talking to me with a Nordic accent -- I think it was Sonja Henie!

[quote]My ice maker started talking to me with a Nordic accent -- I think it was Sonja Henie!

You can expect to see an apparition of Liberace any time now.

OP could start a cottage industry print house if Sylvia Plath or Anne Sexton come through!

^ Shades of Patience Worth

[quote]You can expect to see an apparition of Liberace any time now.

Funny you should say that ... I went outside and someone had spelled out LIBERACE using watermelon seeds.

We also have some works by poet James Merrill that came through a Ouija board!

I can pick up communications from Nancy Kulp on my metal fillings.

If I adjust my tinfoil hat just right, I can feel Mary Wickes' presence inside my brain.

If I leave a snack out long enough, Chrissy Metz comes and snatches it.

Marsha Hunt came through, which is weird because she's still alive.

No shit, but back in the 1980's, I used to meet with a friend on the Upper West Side for long sessions on his Ouija board. Queen Elizabeth I took an interest in what we were doing and came through regularly.

As I recall, she didn't think much of Bette Davis's portrayal of her. She thought Glenda Jackson was the best of the lot.

It's funny how the spirits watch movies.

The face and voice of Constance Ford came out through my dish rag. She told me to kick em' all in the cunt and push all those Sandra Dee lookalikes into the Christmas tree.

r148 Thanks so much for making me start my day by thinking of Chrissy Metz's snatch.

I found a potato chip that looked like the profile of Kay Lenz.

Don’t forget Sharon Acker or Janice Rule.

Covfefe.

Before she became a psychoanalyst, Janice Rule and Lois Nettleton always seemed to guest on the same shows (but not to gether). I wonder if their souls are chaising each other in the here after.

I was exposed to a lot of fake magic in Hollywood. Does that count?

John Lennon’s face appeared on my toast this morning,

The next thing I knew, Yoko was banging on my door demanding half.

Alfred Hitchcock just dropped by to see if I had any Grey Poupon.

Merle Oberon’s visage showed up in my kedgeree.

I had a wet dream about Vivian Vance.

R162 = Bill Frawley

I always get Lois Nettleton confused with Louise Fletcher.

This really isn't something to be making jokes about.

You are SO RIGHT, r165 - the ghostly manifestation of a bygone C-list actress via a children’s toy is absolutely not something that Dataloungers should find campy or funny.

R166, It's obviously more than a children's toy. It's not the end when we die. Our souls go onto another dimension. That's why I don't think it's as funny as the rest of you. Lois came through for whatever reason and I think we should seriously question why?

I hope there IS a hereafter, r167. And I hope Lois Nettleton is there to welcome us into The Light.

I’d somehow prefer her to Diane Ladd.

She has that look of relief that one has right after taking a huge shit in OP’s pic.

Lois Nettleton starred, along with Datalounge fave, Ida Lupino, in the fabulous super-70s TV movie, Women In Chains. It was “The 3:30 Movie” from time to time, and I and my two brothers (they turned out straight, somehow) delighted in watching it at every airing. Get a load of the trailer, OP.

Since she played one of the first lesbians on TV, she is not just a C-list actress: she is an ICON! Both she and the actress who played Suzanne's lesbian debutante friend in an episode of Designing Women said they received very kind letters for YEARS from lesbians thanking them for representing us on TV.

Lois Nettleton was also active in theater and a life member of the Actors Studio. She was hardly a C-list actress.

[quote]Lois came through for whatever reason and I think we should seriously question why?

She’s ready for a comeback?

Lois contacted OP because she knew that he was a DLer and that he would bring her to the attention of her many fans on this site.

Better Lois Nettleton than batshit crazy Diane Ladd, although I'll bet she guested on shows with Ladd's even wackier ex-husband Bruce Dern. They were part of the same circuit ("The Fugitive" and other Quinn Martin series and all the Universal produced knock-offs).

Nettleton was probably more B than C-list. For one thing, she could actually act and although she mostly did tv, it was respectable series (I don't think she had to resort to high concept shows like Manimal, although she did do "Musters Today") and decent roles. Now, Martha Hyer, that was C-list---you knew she was a bargain basement version of someone else although you couldn't decide which "cool blonde" for which she was a cheapo version. She would have done Manimal or some other high concept trash if she'd still been working..

I was fortunate enough to know Miss Nettleton. And I can tell you, Miss Nettleton would not appreciate this thread and the besmirching of her fine name. Miss Nettleton was an award winning actress, in film, television, and theater, and was highly acclaimed by her peers.

Why did Lois Nettleton always play lesbians?

OP , your home will soon be overrun with the spirit of Danny Thomas and other LEBANESE .

R127

Maybe I’m just an old queen..but Robert Redford sure was handsome back in the day …..wasn’t he?

I loved Lois Nettleton. She was in a great sci fi picture called The Bamboo Saucer. She was in a Norman Lear soap anout a world where the women were dominate. I think it was called amA New Leaf.” I saw her in a summer theater production of the Kandet-Ebb musical:The Happy Time. She co stared with George Chakiris. She was wonderful. Beautiful voice.

[quote]Now, Martha Hyer, that was C-list---you knew she was a bargain basement version of someone else although you couldn't decide which "cool blonde" for which she was a cheapo version.

Fun fact: Martha Hyer was an Academy Award nominee for supporting actress for "Some Came Running." Personally, I think it was compensation for her having been overlooked for her earlier performance in "Abbott and Costello Go to Mars."

Martha Hyer was married to the very successful producer Hal Wallis. She didn't have to work if she didn't want to.

Lois Nettleton was really good in the film version of the Tennessee Williams comedy, Period Of Adjustment. Even if Jane Fonda was the eye candy. (Also w/ Jim Hutton, Tony Franciosa, and John McGiver.)

Diane Ladd is still alive, so it would be very odd if she came through via Ouija board.

Lois as a flight attendant dealing with massive food poisoning on her flight.

[quote]Lois Nettleton came through on our Ouija board!

There must be an unguent for that.

Buzz has already been building in anticipation of Meryl Streep’s Ouija board appearances when she eventually heads into the afterlife.

Everyone thinks she will blow away the competition!

OP, I hope that Lois comes through on the DL and gives you a WW.

I did. Great thread!

Hyer is described by one IMDB quote as "Universal's answer to Grace Kelly" which is to say a very poor man's "cool blonde". Universal was running on fumes in those days Abbott and Costello Go to Mars was the stuff that kept the doors open. She started at RKO which was entering its death spiral at that time. Wallis was basically at the end of his career by the time she married him, although did make a few blockbusters like Rooster Cogburn.

What does “always” mean to you R177? Looking back at her five or six decade career, I don’t understand what you are referring to.

Louise Sorel. Bridget Hanley. Judy Strangis. Anjanette Comer.

[quote]Buzz has already been building in anticipation of Meryl Streep’s Ouija board appearances when she eventually heads into the afterlife.

" I think Meryl is an amazingly wonderful woman and actress. But in my opinion, quite frankly, there are other actresses equally as talented in the afterlife as Meryl Streep.”

[quote]Everyone thinks she will blow away the competition!

R186 She'll be nominated but she won't win.

[quote]r176 I was fortunate enough to know Miss Nettleton. And I can tell you, Miss Nettleton would not appreciate this thread and the besmirching of her fine name.

Well why the fuck didn’t she say so through the Ouija Board??

She certainly had her chance.

Miss Nettleton regrets…

[quote]She’ll be nominated but she won’t win.

Glenn, is that you? Pack away your sour grapes. There’s still time to repent.

R176, lots of us would enjoy hearing more about her, if you'd like to share an anecdote.

I’ve got diarrhea. Not fun!

Were you looking for the "I want to be underwhelmed" thread, R197?

Nois Lettleton was her alias

Isn't that Reba McEntire?

[quote]Hermione Baddeley showed up on my Grindr screen!

"These bottoms is dodgy, luv. Get you a noice boy loik that Jackie Grealish!"

Is her acting school still open?

[quote]So does this mean Lois's spirit has been in a restless bardo state ever since her death

"Of course, I'm restless...Rose teased me with her kind manner and her big Scandinavian titties, but she never let me suck 'em."

"I'm not just restless - I'm fuckin' horny!"

"But go ahead and sage your living room - apparently it's just a place for you to fart while you watch TV - it could use a good saging."

JEAN!!!

R9 she looks like Joanne Woodward actually.

Once a group of friends and I pulled up Bea Benaderet (Kate Bradley from Petticoat Junction

but she didn't communicate very much...

OP, dear, when you're writing and editing, be sure to remove contradictions as the story points change.

You can't tell Lois to fuck away and give her a job to do as your "guardian angel" - there's a stinking chore, and then ask us why she left so suddenly.

Be more careful.

One thing she hated was how people always mispronounced her name.

She told Mike Douglas once that her name was pronounced "LOYSS." Like "boy" with "sssss" at the end.

I think she mentioned that when she came through.

Just say fucking LOW-WISS, the way that nature intended. She sounds exhausting and pretentious.

[quote]She told Mike Douglas once that her name was pronounced "LOYSS." Like "boy" with "sssss" at the end.

That's almost as preposterous as Carol Brady's cousin Myrna calling herself "MEER-na."

I’m going to a party tonight and the host let me know he also invited a medium for a bit of entertainment. It only took an instant to realize that the title of this thread is imprinted verbatim on my brain. Obviously my first ask tonight will be to try and get in touch with Loyss.

You see, I’m quite… fond of her.

Rose, I’m quite FOND of you.

Loved when she caught George eating an eclair out of the trashcan on “Seinfeld.”

I went to her acting school.

As a young, closeted gay boy of 15 in 1986, I felt so bad for Jean and her unrequited loved for Rose.

The only logical explanation for the OP:

A-L-C-O-H-O-L

"I had a wet dream about Vivian Vance" When I was a teenager I had a dream I was the meat in a love sandwich between Bette Midler and Katherine Macgregor. Does that make me straight?

I loved Lois as the butter-wouldn't-melt foil to ubercunt Jane Carr on Babylon 5. (They played two of Londo's ex-wives.)

That show generally knew exactly how much camp was needed to season the melodrama.

Lois was an excellent Pyramid player

[quote]Lois was an excellent Pyramid player

Yes she was. She was one of my celebrity partners on $25,000 Pyramid.

221 replies and still going strong--for a thread on Lois Fucking Nettleton.

This is why I love DL.

I'm surprised OP didn't encounter Janice Rule on their next Ouija try. Rule used to turn up as a guest star on the same shows that Nettleton did. Louis would be the girl next door, Janice would be the girl who was hard as nails. She later became a psychanalyst, which saved her from the indignity of "Murder She Wrote".

Fuck you, r223!

[quote]221 replies and still going strong--for a thread on Lois Fucking Nettleton.

And yet someone like Anjanette Comer is completely forgotten.

June Lockhart appeared in an apparition to my dog, Molly.

And she's not even dead.

[quote]And yet someone like Anjanette Comer is completely forgotten.

For reasons known to her.

Bethel Leslie

Bobbie Wygant.

My waffle iron imprinted an image of Helen Keller on my waffle this morning!

I have no way to confirm that.