In summary, Teri Garr, the beloved actress known for her roles in classic films such as "Young Frankenstein" and "Tootsie," has passed away. Her career spanned several decades, earning her acclaim for her comedic and dramatic performances. Garr was also recognized for her candid discussions about her struggles with health issues, including multiple sclerosis, which she openly shared to raise awareness. Her contributions to film and television, along with her distinctive talent, left a lasting impact on audiences and the entertainment industry.
I liked her in the Star Trek Gary Seven episode "Assignment Earth", where she played a brilliant but ditzy secretary.
She was overwhelmed by Gary Seven's typewriter that typed what you spoke, something reasonably familiar now with our phone transcription features.
Gary Seven was supposed to be a spin-off series. Teri likely would have starred in it with Robert Lansing, but I guess there wasn't enough studio or television support for a secret agent from the future coming back to keep the Earth on track.