Pat Klous Movies
Actress
Pat Klous began her career in the 1970s as a Manhattan-area model, and graduated to dramatics when tapped by CBS to star opposite fellow neophytes
Connie Sellecca and
Kathryn Witt in the prime-time adventure drama Flying High (1978-1979). The series told of three young women and their exploits stewardessing for the apocryphal Sunwest Airlines. It failed to take off, however, and folded about four months after it initially debuted. Ironically (or perhaps not so, given the networks' tendencies to emulate one another), the program bore more than a passing resemblance to
The Love Boat, which had scored major ratings when it debuted a season prior on ABC -- so it seemed wholly fitting that
Boat's producers tapped
Klous to star in their thematically similar sitcom Aloha Paradise (1981) and then, a few years later, to replace
Love Boat stalwart
Lauren Tewes when
Tewes was dropped from that program amid a serious cocaine addiction. On
The Love Boat, Klous portrayed Cruise Director Judy McCoy. She remained with the program from 1984 until it folded in 1986, then did occasional television work thereafter. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi

- 1987
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In Denver to appear on a TV book-review show, Jessica (Angela Lansbury) witnesses a nasty confrontation on the set of a consumer-advocacy show hosted by the pompous and abrasive Steve Honig (Robert F. Lyons). Soon afterward, Honig is murdered, and the main suspect is one of the targets of the victim's on-the-air wrath. Jessica, however, quickly learns that practically everyone in the studio--if not everyone in Denver--had ample motive to kill Honig, whose "advocacy" could be bought at the right price. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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- 1985
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- 1984
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- 1981
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With Dandy Don Meredith in the cast, the made-for-TV movie Terror Among Us bears a resemblance to the 1970s series Police Story. Meredith plays a police sergeant who is desperately trying to track down serial rapist Ted Shackleford. Newly paroled, Shackleford may very well carry out the threats he's made on the five women who testified against him. Meredith enlists the aid of parole officer Jennifer Salt to stop the wave of terror before it begins. Terror Among Us first aired January 12, 1981. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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- 1979
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Bo (John Schneider) and Luke (Tom Wopat) enthusiastically offer their support to T.C. Rogers, who is running against Boss Hogg (Sorrell Booke) as Hazzard County's Supervisory Administrator. The boys do this for two important reasons: They want to remove Boss as their probation officer, and the "T.C." stands for Thelma Clare (Pat Klous), who is a lot prettier and a whole lot more desirable than the redoubtable Mr. Hogg. Naturally, a down-and-dirty campaign ensues, with no one "down-er" and dirtier than Boss--who is ultimately foiled by, of all people, Sheriff Roscoe (James Best! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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- 1978
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Flying High was a Charlie's Angels of the airways. Pat Klous, Connie Sellecca and Kathryn Witt play three flight attendants for the fictional Sunwest airways. This TV movie (the pilot for the original series) traces their various seriocomic adventures in the sky and on land. Guest stars on this particular boarding are Marcia Wallace and Jim Hutton. Flying High was the pilot film for a sixty-minute weekly TV series, which ran--or flew--from September 1978 through January 1979. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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