Aww, really liked her.



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…..passed away at 79 after long battle with multiple sclerosis…..


………..RIP………..?!

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I reject your reality and substitute my own!

MS is just a take no prisoners disease. It ravages people in so many ways. It jumped all over Teri, but she fought and fought. rip to a great, fun, talented woman.

Put...ze candle...back!

Didn't know she had MS - no wonder it's been so long since I've seen her. One of the great comedy actors of all time. And actors always say comedy is much harder than it looks.

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Awww. I liked her a lot.

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Always, always, ALWAYS liked her! So many great roles. Young Frankenstein is one of my all time favorites.

Frederick: "What knockers!"

Inga: "Oh, thank you, Doctor."


She was so young when she was in Star Trek TOS.

R.I.P.

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Loved her in Tootsie and YF, such a smart, funny, beautiful actress.

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My all time favorite. Naturally imbued with charm and personality, overendowed with charisma and wit. Everyone's loss, my loss.

RIP Teri you were the best.

She was such a bright, smart woman.

She was a frequent guest on Letterman, though as I recall, she wasn't crazy about the shower bit.

But always funny, no pretensions.

This is sad news.

I knew about her having MS, and hoped there'd never be tabloid pics exploiting that.

I don't know there are any, it's just that so many tabloids like doing that.

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Always, always, ALWAYS liked her! So many great roles. Young Frankenstein is one of my all time favorites.

Frederick: "What knockers!"

Inga: "Oh, thank you, Doctor."


She was so young when she was in Star Trek TOS.

R.I.P.

The latter role is what I'll always remember her for, though I did love her in YF.



... story behind why she was never in ST again: [www.slashfilm.com]

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I had a close-to-close encounter with Teri Garr in the 1980s.

I was in Conran's picking up props for a photo shoot when I saw her on the other side of the store.

We made eye contact, and she gave me a look that said, "Please don't."

So, I didn't.

Bummer! I always thought she was pretty hot. RIP Teri.

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I had a close-to-close encounter with Teri Garr in the 1980s.

First recall her as Dreyfus' harried wife in Close Encounters
Then I realized she was that super cute secretary in Star Trek TOS!

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I had a close-to-close encounter with Teri Garr in the 1980s.

I was in Conran's picking up props for a photo shoot when I saw her on the other side of the store.

We made eye contact, and she gave me a look that said, "Please don't."

So, I didn't.

I once got that look from Eric Clapton, but it was more like, "Oh God, please don't."

I didn't either.

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She was so young when she was in Star Trek TOS.

R.I.P.

Which episode was that?


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She was so young when she was in Star Trek TOS.

R.I.P.

Which episode was that?


/Mr Lynn

It was the last episode of the 2nd season - Assignment: Earth - [en.wikipedia.org]. It was meant as a backdoor pilot for a series, but wasn't picked up by the network. She would have been 23 when it was filmed.

I was always particularly fond of that episode. Not just because it had Terri Garr, but because I'm a total sucker for time travel shows.