Annie Potts

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Annie Potts continues to gain admiration for her charm and talent, with particular praise for her performances in "Young Sheldon" and the classic series "Designing Women." Her role as the witty secretary in "Ghostbusters" is noted as a significant point in her career that contributed to her recognition. The discussion highlights the connection between "George & Mandy's First Wedding," a spinoff of "Young Sheldon," and Potts' enduring appeal in the entertainment industry.
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Watching George & Mandy' First Wedding.

My ghast is completely flabbered (but pleased) that Annie Potts just somehow keeps getting magically even cuter with every day that passes.

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DaveC426913 said:
Annie Potts just somehow keeps getting magically even cuter with every day that passes.
Have you watched her in Young Sheldon? She's terrific. Also, many years ago, she was part of a terrific cast in a 4-woman TV series called Designing Women. It was excellent.
 
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phinds said:
Have you watched her in Young Sheldon?
Yes. George & Mandy' First Wedding is a spinoff from Young Sheldon.
 
DaveC426913 said:
Yes. George & Mandy' First Wedding is a spinoff from Young Sheldon.
Ah. I'm not familiar with it. I'll have to check it out.
 
She was a witty Ghostbuster as the fast-talking secretary of the team.
 
jedishrfu said:
She was a witty Ghostbuster as the fast-talking secretary of the team.
Yeah, that's where she really got discovered.
 

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