1.
Sons of Anarchy: Character Good Byes (2014)
Role:
Gemma Teller Morrow
Starring:
Charlie Hunnam, Maggie Siff
Katey Sagal was first seen in the 1971 American made-for-television psychological thriller film ‘The Failing of Raymond’ directed by Boris Sagal. She next appeared in television films and shows like ‘The Bold Ones: The New Doctors’ (1972), ‘Columbo’ (1973), ‘Larry’ (1974), ‘The Dream Makers’ (1975), and ‘Mary’ (1985-1986). She made her silver screen debut in the 1987 American comedy/fantasy film ‘Maid to Order’ directed by Amy Jones. The film holds a 42% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The same year, she joined the cast of the American television sitcom ‘Married... with Children’ as ‘Margaret "Peggy" Bundy.’ The series ran for 11 seasons and aired its final episode in 1997. She continued to star in television series and films like ‘Mother Goose Rock 'n' Rhyme’ (1990), ‘She Says She's Innocent’ (1991), ‘Trail of Tears’ (1995), ‘Recess’ (1997-2001), ‘Rugrats’ (1998), and ‘Smart House’ (1999). In 1999, she became a part of the voice cast of the American adult animated science fiction sitcom ‘Futurama’ created by Matt Groening. She voiced ‘Turanga Leela’ and remained on the show until 2013. She next appeared in television series like ‘Tucker’ (2000), ‘The Geena Davis Show’ (2001), ‘8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter’ (2002-2005), ‘Higglytown Heroes’ (2004-2006), ‘Campus Confidential’ (2005), ‘Lost’ (2005-2006, 2010), ‘Boston Legal’ (2006), ‘The Winner’ (2007), and ‘Eli Stone’ (2008).
In 2008, she starred as ‘Gemma Teller Morrow’ in the American action crime drama television series ‘Sons of Anarchy’ created by Kurt Sutter. The series ran for 7 seasons and went off-air in 2014. Sagal also won the ‘Golden Globe Award’ for her performance in the show. She next starred in television series like ‘Chadam’ (2010), ‘Glee’ (2013), ‘A to Z’ (2014-2015), ‘The Bastard Executioner’ (2015), Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ (2016-2017), ‘Superior Donuts’ (2017-2018), ‘Spirit Riding Free’ (2018), ‘Grand Hotel’ (2019), ‘Dead to Me’ (2020), and ‘Rebel’ (2021). She was last seen in the 2022 horror drama film ‘Torn Hearts’ directed by Brea Grant.
