Meredith MacRae
Television

Meredith MacRae

Section Title: Television
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Year	Title	Role	Notes

1963–1965	My Three Sons	Sally Ann Morrison Douglas	Main role (seasons 4–6)

1965	The Young Marrieds	Julie Kovacs	Episodes: "1.217", "1.220", "1.228", "1.229"

1966–1970	Petticoat Junction	Billie Jo Bradley	Main role (seasons 4–7)

1968	Insight	Gloria	Episode: "Three Cornered Flag"

1968	The Beverly Hillbillies	Billie Jo Bradley	Episodes: "The Thanksgiving Spirit", "The Week Before Christmas", "Christmas in Hooterville"

1970–71	Love, American Style	Ruth, Linda	Episodes: "Love and Grandma", "Love and the Bashful Groom"

1971	The Interns	Vicki	Episode: "Heart Trouble"

1971	Alias Smith and Jones	Sarah Henderson	Episode: "Something to Get Hung About"

1972	Banyon	Myra Shaw	Episode: "A Date with Death"

1973	The F.B.I.	Ruth Benson	Episode: "The Detonator"

1975	ABC's Wide World of Entertainment	Kendy	Episode: "The Werewolf of Woodstock"

1977	The Rockford Files	Lori Thompson	Episode: "Requiem for a Funny Box"

1978	The Next Step Beyond	Sara Westerly	Episode: "Ondine's Curse"

1978	Three on a Date	Valerie Owens	TV film

1978, 1980	Fantasy Island	Cindy Barker, Dina DeWinter	Episodes: "I Want to Get Married/The Jewel Thief", "With Affection, Jack the Ripper/Gigolo"

1980	CHiPs	Beth	Episode: "Off Road"

1985	Rituals	Estelle Cunningham	TV series

1985	Webster	Amanda Parson	Episode: "The Uh-Oh Feeling"

1985	Scene of the Crime	Episode: "The Medium Is the Murder"

1986	Magnum, P.I.	Charlotte Graham	Episode: "Summer School"

1992	Batman: The Animated Series	She-Bat / Dr. Francine March-Langstrom (voice)	Episodes: "On Leather Wings", "Terror in the Sky"

1993	Jonny's Golden Quest	Dr. Rachel Quest (voice)	TV film

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Meredith MacRae is known for her roles as Sally Morrison in My Three Sons (1963–1965) and as Billie Jo Bradley in Petticoat Junction (1966–1970).

final_sentence: Meredith MacRae is known for her roles as Sally Morrison in My Three Sons (1963–1965) and as Billie Jo Bradley in Petticoat Junction (1966–1970).