A former model and Blue Moon Shampoo spokesmodel who faces bankruptcy after her accountant steals her assets. She inherits a failing detective agency, renames it Blue Moon Investigations, and runs it as a partnership with David Addison.
Cybill Sheridan is the central character, a somewhat faded actress living in Los Angeles. Because of her age, she has been relegated to character roles, bit parts, and television commercials, while the show follows her professional frustrations, family life, marriages, and personal experiences. The narrative also presents her performing many different roles within films and television productions.
A campaign worker for Senator Palantine. Travis's infatuation with her leads to a disastrous second date after he takes her to an adult theater. Her rejection exacerbates his mental breakdown, though they share a tense final encounter as driver and passenger.
Popular, ambitious high school girl pursuing status and wealth, central to the love triangle.
American heiress who wakes up to find Miss Froy vanished. She investigates despite others denying Froy's existence, faces attacks, and ultimately proves her sanity with Condon's help.
Corinne is the widow of Louie Jeffries and the mother of Miranda Jeffries. Still grieving years after his death, she initially resists Alex Finch's claim that he is her reincarnated husband, but eventually believes him. Her intimacy with Alex reveals lingering feelings, while her love for Philip Train leads to their marriage.
A spoiled heiress facing eviction from her hotel because she cannot pay the bill. She meets Johnny at the racetrack, accepts his financial help, and becomes involved with him before briefly pursuing Michael. After heartbreak, she forgives Kitty and finally reunites with Johnny.
Marilyn is Neil Schwary’s wife, visiting Monte Carlo with the intention of shopping for designer clothing. At the casino, Hercules persuades her to select a roulette number, and her repeated wins lead him to offer her a share of the winnings.
Daisy is a beautiful, flirtatious, nouveau riche young American visiting a Swiss spa. She attracts Frederick Winterbourne, then keeps company with Mr. Giovanelli in Rome despite warnings about her reputation. Carelessly naive about social judgment, she visits the Colosseum at night, contracts malaria, and dies days later.
Beautiful college student vacationing with her wealthy parents. Initially indifferent to Lenny's advances but finds him attractive, later dates a football star, and eventually agrees to let him continue courting her before marrying him.
Rose Jones is an ex-cop facing serious health issues. In a wheelchair, she takes a road trip to search for her estranged son, Will, and falls in love with Max along the way. She eventually returns home to spend her final weeks with her female friends, refusing Max's offer to take her to his ranch.
Tony and Ray's mother, Janice defends Tony when his behavior brings him into trouble with the sheriff, insisting that he is not crazy or dangerous. She works to secure an education and greater independence for him, moves the family to Boston, and encourages others to recognize his musical ability while trying to balance his practice with ordinary experiences.
Cybill Shepherd has 90 screen credits in a career dating back to 1953. Their work is anchored in the The Last Picture Show and Texasville universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Moonlighting, Cybill, Taxi Driver. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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