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'''Paula Marshall''' (b. 1964) is an actress who appeared in the ''[[Dinosaurs]]'' episode "[[Episode 206: Employee of the Month|Employee of the Month]]," as a comely female [[cavepeople|caveperson]] in a nature documentary. |
'''Paula Marshall''' (b. 1964) is an actress who appeared in the ''[[Dinosaurs]]'' episode "[[Episode 206: Employee of the Month|Employee of the Month]]," as a comely female [[cavepeople|caveperson]] in a nature documentary. |
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| − | Marshall has been a regular on several short-lived series, including ''Cupid'' (as psychiatrist Claire Allen), ''Snoops'', ''Cursed'', and ''Out of Practice'', and has had recurring guest roles on ''Spin City'', ''[[The Wonder Years]]'', and ''Veronica Mars''. Other TV guest credits include spots on ''[[Seinfeld]]'' (as reporter Sharon in "The Outing," who prints the story that Jerry and George are gay), ''Diagnosis Murder'', and ''[[Superman|Superboy]]''. Film credits include ''A Family Thing'' (with [[James Earl Jones]] and [[Irma P. Hall]]) and ''Cheaper by the Dozen'' (with [[Steve Martin]]). |
+ | Marshall has been a regular on several short-lived series, including ''Cupid'' (as psychiatrist Claire Allen), ''Snoops'', ''Cursed'', and ''Out of Practice'', and has had recurring guest roles on ''[[Spin City]]'', ''[[The Wonder Years]]'', and ''Veronica Mars''. Other TV guest credits include spots on ''[[Seinfeld]]'' (as reporter Sharon in "The Outing," who prints the story that Jerry and George are gay), ''Diagnosis Murder'', and ''[[Superman|Superboy]]''. Film credits include ''A Family Thing'' (with [[James Earl Jones]] and [[Irma P. Hall]]) and ''Cheaper by the Dozen'' (with [[Steve Martin]]). |
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Revision as of 05:29, 26 December 2019
Paula Marshall (b. 1964) is an actress who appeared in the Dinosaurs episode "Employee of the Month," as a comely female caveperson in a nature documentary.
Marshall has been a regular on several short-lived series, including Cupid (as psychiatrist Claire Allen), Snoops, Cursed, and Out of Practice, and has had recurring guest roles on Spin City, The Wonder Years, and Veronica Mars. Other TV guest credits include spots on Seinfeld (as reporter Sharon in "The Outing," who prints the story that Jerry and George are gay), Diagnosis Murder, and Superboy. Film credits include A Family Thing (with James Earl Jones and Irma P. Hall) and Cheaper by the Dozen (with Steve Martin).