RIP-Anne Shedeen -Mom from Alf

[Shepdogg]

She will be missed…

'ALF' star Anne Schedeen, who played beloved sitcom mom Kate Tanner, dead at 77

Anne Schedeen, who played Kate Tanner on the hit NBC sitcom "ALF," has died at 77. Her family confirmed she passed peacefully, leaving a creative legacy.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Nittany1997]

She low keyed stole the show.

 

[Nittany1997]

A lot of people do not realize that she had a recurring role on Three’s Company.

 

[nittanymoops]

A lot of people do not realize that she had a recurring role on Three’s Company.

Considering her IMDB page lists no recurring role or appearance on Three’s Company, I’m curious as to your claim.

EDIT: I checked twice before I posted, and now I see five episodes on Three’s Company. But not a recurring role but rather as three different characters. My apologies.

 

[Midnighter]

At some point nearly everyone you watched on TV in the 80s is going to die. It sucks. I was an 80s kid (born in 74) and it’s wild how things that weren’t relevant or important to your life are now. Such as random cast members from a show you watched every now and then. Been listening to a lot of music from guys I didn’t care for at all in my youth - Bryan Adams, Glen Frey, Don Henley, Tom Pertty - weird how they’re singing about things that are much more important to me now than when the songs were released. Boys of Sunmer and Summer of 69 hit like a ton of bricks.

 

[Shepdogg]

Considering her IMDB page lists no recurring role or appearance on Three’s Company, I’m curious as to your claim.

Sorry, I misread AI-
Three's Company & Cheers: Made notable guest appearances on these iconic sitcoms.

 

[WillyMO]

At some point nearly everyone you watched on TV in the 80s is going to die. It sucks. I was an 80s kid (born in 74) and it’s wild how things that weren’t relevant or important to your life are now. Such as random cast members from a show you watched every now and then. Been listening to a lot of music from guys I didn’t care for at all in my youth - Bryan Adams, Glen Frey, Don Henley, Tom Pertty - weird how they’re singing about things that are much more important to me now than when the songs were released. Boys of Sunmer and Summer of 69 hit like a ton of bricks.

Fun fact, Boys of Summer started as a Tom Petty song, but Tom didn't think it fit on the record. Don Henley loved it, wrote the lyrics and released it. Huge hit.