In a nostalgic journey through television history, “Nostalgia Hit” recently revisited the beloved actresses of the 1980s, exploring their iconic roles and current endeavors. From sitcom stars to soap opera queens, these women shaped a generation of television.

Meredith Baxter, known for her role as Elise Keaton in “Family Ties,” captivated audiences from 1982 to 1989. At 76, she continues to shine, with her most recent appearance in the 2020 film “Christmas on the Vine.” Linda Evans, who portrayed Crystal Carrington in the soap opera “Dynasty,” remains a household name at 81, last seen in the 2021 film “Swan Song.”

Jasmine Guy, who played Whitley Gilbert in “A Different World,” is 61 and currently stars in Amazon Prime’s “Harlem.” Longtime favorite Shelley Long, known for her role as Diane Chambers in “Cheers,” is now 74 and recently appeared in the film “The Cleaner.”

Felicia Rashad, who portrayed Claire Huxtable in “The Cosby Show,” is 75 and featured in the upcoming thriller “The Beekeeper.” Meanwhile, Veronica Hamill, once Joyce Davenport in “Hill Street Blues,” is 80 and last graced screens in “Lost” in 2010.

Ali Mills, remembered for her role as Norma Arnold in “The Wonder Years,” is currently a recurring character on “General Hospital” at the age of 72. Tragically, Mary Post, who played Christine Sullivan in “Night Court,” passed away in 2021 after a battle with cancer.

Judith Light, who starred as Angela Bower in “Who’s the Boss?”, continues to work actively at 75, with her most recent role in the 2024 film “Out of My Mind.” Other notable mentions include Linda Gray, now 83, and Katherine Bach, who played Daisy Duke in “The Dukes of Hazzard,” and is currently 69.

As fans reflect on the legacy of these actresses, the question remains: which TV stars from the past do you hope to see featured in future nostalgia segments? Their enduring impact on the television landscape is undeniable, making their stories worth celebrating.