Comic actress and TV personality Betty White was a strong television presence for more than 50 years, both... (Learn more)
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Betty White’s Milestones
| Annual co-host "Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade" | |
| Annual co-host, "The Tournament of Roses Parade" (NBC) | |
| Co-starred as Sue Ann Nivens on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" | |
| Had regular role on the fall CBS sitcom "Ladies Man", starring Alfred Molina | |
| Played Rose Nylund on NBC sitcom "The Golden Girls" | |
| Recurring role as Ellen, the nouveau riche sister, on "Mama's Family" (NBC) | |
| Reprised Rose Nylund on CBS sitcom "The Golden Palace", a spin-off of "The Golden Girls" | |
| Star and producer of "Date with the Angels" (ABC) | |
| Star of her own short-lived "The Betty White Show" (CBS) | |
| 1949 | TV debut after several years in radio |
| 1952 - 1955 | Star and producer of the syndicated TV show "Life with Elizabeth" (retitled "The Betty White Show" in 1954) |
| 1955 | Panelist, "Make the Connection" (NBC) |
| 1956 | TV dramatic acting debut, "The Story of Virginia Lennert" episode of "The Millionaire" (CBS) |
| 1958 | Star of "The Betty White Show" ABC variety program |
| 1962 | Feature film debut "Advise and Consent" |
| 1969 | Regular panelist, "The Liar's Club" (syndicated) |
| 1971 | Host, "The Pet Set," (syndicated) |
| 1971 | TV-movie debut, "Vanished" |
| 1983 | Host, "Just Men!" NBC game show |
| 1993 | Joined cast of "Bob" (CBS) as Bob Newhart's boss |
| 1995 | Played Marie Osmond's mother on ABC sitcom "Maybe This Time" |
| 1998 | Played Mrs. Wilson in the direct-to-video release "Dennis the Menace Strikes Again" |
| 1999 | Provided some comic relief in the thriller "Lake Placid" as a foul-mouthed widow |
| 2001 | Was the voice of Grandma Sophie in "The Wild Thornberry's: The Origin of Donnie" |
| 2003 | Cast as Ms. Kline in the comedy "Bringing Down The House" |
| 2003 | Received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actress In A Comedy Series for fher role in "Yes, Dear" |
| 2004 | Appeared in three episodes of "The Practice"; playing Carol Piper, a resident of Alan Shore's (James Spader) hometown; received an Emmy nomination for Best Guest Actress in a Drama Series |
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