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1: Jean Smart as Lana Gardner  in Frasier. Jean Smart appeared on Frasier in seven episodes as Frasier's former classmate, on whom he and Niles had a crush in high school. When she first appears in season seven, episode 14, she is credited as Lorna Lynley, but in subsequent appearances she is credited as Lana Gardner. Her name was changed from Lorna Lynley to avoid referring to a real person with the same name.
2: Jean Smart as Martha Logan in 24. Jayne Atkinson originally auditioned for the role of the President's wife, Martha Logan, in season five. Jean Smart was eventually cast as Mrs. Logan, and Atkinson was later cast in the role of CTU executive Karen Hayes. In a subsequent interview, Atkinson said that her audition for the role of Martha Logan had gone well, but that Jean Smart was perfect for the part. In addition, she felt a stronger connection to her role as Karen Hayes.
3: Jean Smart as Charlene Frazier Stillfield in Designing Women. Season 6 enjoyed its highest ratings of the series. Ranking 6th, over 30 million people tuned in when Jean Smart's character Charlene left the show in the season six premiere.


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