Kate Jackson Movies
Willowy brunette actress Kate Jackson spent her early adulthood in summer stock, in training at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, and as a page and tour guide at the NBC studios in Rockefeller Center. Anxious to burst forth with reams of dialogue as a film and TV actress, Jackson found herself in the utterly non-speaking role of a glamorous ghost on the mid-1960s daytime TV serial Dark Shadows. She was allowed to flap her gums a little more often as Jill Danko on TV's The Rookies (1973-76). Full stardom arrived for Jackson when she was cast as Sabrina Duncan, "the smart one" on the prime time jigglefest Charlie's Angels; she remained with this series from 1976 through 1979. Her last regular weekly TV effort was Scarecrow and Mrs. King (1983-1987) in which she played an average housewife who moonlighted as a secret agent. Though Jackson has made sporadic film appearances, it is safe to say that her greater fame rests upon her small-screen work. Jackson received an outpouring of industry sympathy and support when she battled breast cancer in the early 1990s. Kate Jackson has been a prolific and popular TV commercial spokesperson, and narrated Trouble in Mind, a series documenting the effects of mental illness, from 1999 to 2000. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi- 1971
Melanie (Nancy Barrett) tells Kendrick (John Karlen) that she might have killed his sister, Stella, but Kendrick refuses to believe her story. Neglecting his young bride, Daphne (Kate Jackson), Bramwell (Jonathan Frid) prefers the company of his true love, Catherine (Lara Parker). This episode first aired on March 10, 1971. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
After ordering Samantha (Virginia Vestoff) to remain in Collinwood with son Tad, Quentin (David Selby) reveals the story of Judah Zachary to Barnabas (Jonathan Frid). Knowing what terrors await in the future, Julia (Grayson Hall) tries to persuade Daphne (Kate Jackson) not to accept the job of new governess at Collinwood. And everybody's nemesis, the beautiful sorceress Angelique (Lara Parker), makes a return appearance. This episode initially aired on October 22, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
The head of Judah Zachary places Julia (Grayson Hall) under its power. Conspiring with Leticia (Nancy Barrett), Julia intends to reattach Judah's head to his body. Quentin (David Selby) discovers that Joanna, a woman with whom he once had an affair, has committed suicide; could this have anything to do with Daphne's (Kate Jackson) murderous intentions toward Quentin? And Samantha (Virginia Vestoff) awakens to the real reason that the mercenary Gerard (James Storm) married her. This episode initially aired on October 27, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Eluding Gerard (James Storm), Leticia (Nancy Barrett) brings the jeweled mask to Julia (Grayson Hall), and together they prepare to reunite the head and body of Judah Zachary (during the obligatory lightning storm, of course!). And Gerard begins to suspect that there is a link between Daphne (Kate Jackson) and the late Joanna Mills. This episode, officially listed as #1136 (there was no #1135 due to a network preemption) first aired on November 2, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Although Judah Zachary (Michael McGuire) is brought back to life, his body remains comatose. Hoping to rescue Julia (Grayson Hall) from Judah's power, Barnabas (Jonathan Frid) rushes to the underground vault. Suddenly awakening, Judah startles Gerard (James Storm), who accidentally sets the vault ablaze. This episode initially aired on November 3, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Valerie (Lara Parker) -- aka Angelique -- recalls her earlier life as Miranda DuVal, a disciple of warlock Judah Zachary (Michael McGuire). During Judah's trial for witchcraft in 1692, Miranda testified against him. As he was put to death, Judah placed a curse on Miranda, changing her into a witch. He also swore revenge against the family of the judge who presided over his trial: Amadeus Collins (Louis Edmonds). Back in 1840, Quentin (David Selby) is lured to the woods -- and possibly to his death -- by another note from the late-lamented Joanna. This incident-packed episode first aired on November 6, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Despite the feverish efforts of Quentin (David Selby) and the others, the malevolent ghost of Gerard Stiles triumphs, killing Daphne (Kate Jackson) and the youngsters David (David Henesy) and Hallie (Kathy Cody). Attempting to escape from the zombie army summoned by Gerard, Barnabas (Jonathan Frid) is captured, but Julia (Grayson Hall) is able to reach the Time Staircase and escapes to the year 1840. This episode first aired on September 24, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
The head of Judah Zachary continues exerting a powerful and disturbing influence on Desmond (John Karlen). Daniel (Louis Edmonds) recalls an earlier run-in with a disembodied head, which was apparently responsible for several murders in 1803. Daphne (Kate Jackson) draws up plans to meet Quentin (David Selby) -- and kill him. This episode originally aired on October 14, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Questioned by Barnabas (Jonathan Frid), Daphne Harridge (Kate Jackson) insists that she has never heard of Gerard Stiles, even though the ghosts of both Daphne and Gerard are fated to bring tragedy to the Collins household. Meanwhile, Gabriel (Christopher Pennock) continues bearing a grudge against Quentin (David Selby) for causing the childhood accident that left Gabriel's legs paralyzed, and Quentin expresses dismay over a written message that is, apparently, from beyond the grave. This episode first aired on October 13, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Angelique (Lara Parker), still in her 1840 persona of Valerie, believes that her old enemy Judah Zachary has been reincarnated as Gerard (James Storm). Using his own special methods of persuasion, Gerard convinces Angelique that Zachary has possessed Quentin (David Selby) and caused him to commit murder. While in his jail cell, Quentin receives another letter "from the grave." This episode originally aired on December 2, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Gerard (James Storm) has successfully led Valerie (Lara Parker) -- aka Angelique -- to believe that warlock Judah Zachary has been reborn in the form of Quentin (David Selby). Angered that his father Daniel (Louis Edmonds) has cut him out of the will, Gabriel (Christopher Pennock) has a violent argument with the old man; when Gabriel lets slip that it was he and not Quentin who killed Randall, Daniel dies from shock. This episode first aired on December 3, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
The ghost of Roxanne (Donna Wandrey) tells Flora (Joan Bennett) that Angelique (Lara Parker), aka Valerie, was responsible for turning Roxanne into a vampire. As for Angelique, she flatly refuses to help clear Quentin of the witchcraft charges. Daphne (Kate Jackson) is frightened by two separate but vaguely connected supernatural events. This episode was originally broadcast on December 10, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Samantha (Virginia Vestoff) testifies against Quentin (David Selby) in his witchcraft trial. Even worse, Charles Dawson (Humbert Allen Astredo), the cohort of Gerard Stiles -- who, possessed by Judah Zachary, was responsible for framing Quentin -- is named as special prosecutor. This episode originally aired on December 11, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
The sudden death of the constable's wife further convinces Lamar (Jerry Lacy) that Quentin (David Selby) is a warlock. Though he dismisses the murder charge, the judge (Addison Powell) is persuaded to try Quentin on a charge of witchcraft. Gerard Stiles (James Storm) forces Daphne (Kate Jackson) to have a dream in which she and Gerard are married. This episode originally aired on December 8, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Still testifying against Quentin (David Selby) in his witchcraft trial, Samantha (Virginia Vestoff) proclaims that Quentin and Daphne (Kate Jackson) are lovers. Fired as the Collinwood governess, Daphne is comforted by a dream in which she is happily married to Gerard Stiles -- little knowing that this dream will soon turn into a horrible real-life nightmare. This episode first aired on December 14, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Daphne (Kate Jackson) has been bewitched into falling completely in love with Gerard (James Storm). Following a clue in Ben Stokes' diary, Gerard and Lamar Trask (Jerry Lacy) head to the Old House, where they exhume the bricked-up remains of Lamar's father. This episode initially aired on December 15, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Julia (Grayson Hall) cannot get Lamar (Jerry Lacy) or Gerard (James Storm) to tell her the whereabouts of Barnabas (Jonathan Frid). Daphne (Kate Jackson) and Quentin (David Selby) work up a plan that will, hopefully, put the spirit of her sister, Joanna, to rest, but their plan is messed up by Lamar. This episode initially aired on December 22, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Gerard (James Storm) intends to use the note written by Quentin to the spirit of Joanna as proof of Quentin's sorcery. Angelique (Lara Parker) (aka Valerie) finally realizes that she has misjudged Quentin, and that Gerard has been possessed by the spirit of her longtime enemy, Judah Zachary. This episode was first telecast on December 23, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Gabriel (Christopher Pennock) warns Quentin (David Selby) that Gerard (James Storm) is not the faithful friend he pretends to be. Daphne (Kate Jackson) receives another, more threatening letter from her supposedly deceased sister Joanna. Later, when someone tries to stab her, she is rescued by an unexpected ally. This episode originally aired on December 18, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Desmond (John Karlen) is bothered by Gerard's attentions to Daphne (Kate Jackson). After tossing the head of Judah Zachary off Widow's Hill, Gerard (James Storm) has a nightmare in which his head is substituted for Judah's. A familiar-looking stranger named Charles Dawson arrives at Collinwood -- bearing the ubiquitous severed head! Humbert Allen Astredo, previously seen in the role of Angelique's demonic brother Nicholas, is cast as Dawson. This episode originally aired on November 9, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Quentin (David Selby) discovers that Daphne (Kate Jackson) is the sister of his late sweetheart Joanna Mills. Though she admits that she wants to kill Quentin, Daphne insists that she has not been tormenting him with the letters from the dead Joanna. Barnabas (Jonathan Frid) has a fateful encounter with Angelique's servant Laszlo (Michael Stroka) during his desperate search for the missingJulia (Grayson Hall). This episode was originally telecast on November 18, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Quentin (David Selby) realizes that Daphne (Kate Jackson) is not the person who is sending him notes from the long-dead Joanna. What he doesn't realize is that Daphne still plans to kill him -- after first making him fall in love with her. Thanks to the "kindly" Gerard, Carrie (Kathy Cody) gazes into a crystal ball and sees a vision of herself and Tad (David Henesy) -- stone cold dead. This episode initially aired on November 17, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Daniel (Louis Edmonds) suffers a heart attack after experiencing a vision in which Quentin (David Selby) commits murder. Daphne (Kate Jackson) likewise has a dream, this one making her fall in love with Gerard (James Storm) -- who caused the dream in the first place! Later, Gerard tries to add Daphne and Gabriel's wife Edith (Terry Crawford) to his warlock's coven. This episode first aired on November 16, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Joanna's spirit vanishes as quickly as it appears. Lamar (Jerry Lacy) receives further "proof" that Quentin (David Selby) is a male witch. After having used his power to make Daphne (Kate Jackson) fall in love with him, Gerard (James Storm) sets out to eliminate Desmond (John Karlen) and steal the diary of Judah Zachary. This episode initially aired on November 23, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- 1970
Randall (Gene Lindsey) exposes the vampiric Roxanne (Donna Wandrey) to the light of the sun, instantly destroying her and releasing Julia (Grayson Hall) and Lamar (Jerry Lacy) from her spell. Locked in the basement of the Old House, Lamar begins to suspect that someone, or something, is bricked up behind the wall. Quentin (David Selby) and Daphne (Kate Jackson) hold a séance in hopes of reaching Daphne's sister Joanna. This episode first aired on November 20, 1970. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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