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She also played the recurring roles of Gayle Buchannon in ''Baywatch'' (1989-94), with [[Monte Markham]], [[Jandi Swanson]], [[James Sloyan]], [[Tom Villard]] and [[Glenn Morshower]] and Ronee Lawrence in the final season of {{wt|Frasier}} (2003-04, starring [[Kelsey Grammer]]). She later co-starred in {{wt|Hot in Cleveland}} (2010-15), with [[Alan Dale]]. She had a recurring role in {{wt|American Housewife}} (2016-21), starring [[Diedrich Bader]], and {{wt|Young Sheldon}} (2021-24), with [[Ed Begley, Jr.]] and [[Wallace Shawn]].

She also played the recurring roles of Gayle Buchannon in ''Baywatch'' (1989-94), with [[Monte Markham]], [[Jandi Swanson]], [[James Sloyan]], [[Tom Villard]] and [[Glenn Morshower]] and Ronee Lawrence in the final season of {{wt|Frasier}} (2003-04, starring [[Kelsey Grammer]]). She later co-starred in {{wt|Hot in Cleveland}} (2010-15), with [[Alan Dale]]. She had a recurring role in {{wt|American Housewife}} (2016-21), starring [[Diedrich Bader]], and {{wt|Young Sheldon}} (2021-24), with [[Ed Begley, Jr.]] and [[Wallace Shawn]].

Her other television credits include guest roles on series like ''Mike Hammer'' (directed by [[Russ Mayberry]]), {{wt|MacGyver (1985 TV series)|MacGyver}} (starring [[Richard Dean Anderson]], with [[Geno Silva]] and [[Brian J. Williams]]), ''NYPD Blue'' (with [[Alan Scarfe]], [[Robert Costanzo]], [[Gordon Clapp]], [[John Hostetter]], [[Jack Kehler]], [[Ethan Phillips]] and [[Sharon Lawrence]]), {{wt|L.A. Law}} (starring [[Corbin Bernsen]] and [[Larry Drake]], with [[Saul Rubinek]]), {{wt|Tales from the Crypt}} (with [[Miguel Ferrer]] and [[John Kassir]]), {{wt|Seinfeld}} (starring [[Jason Alexander]]), {{wt|The X-Files}}

Her other television credits include guest roles on series like ''Mike Hammer'' (directed by [[Russ Mayberry]]), {{wt|MacGyver (1985 TV series)|MacGyver}} (starring [[Richard Dean Anderson]], with [[Geno Silva]] and [[Brian J. Williams]]), {{wt|NYPD Blue}} (1993, starring [[Gordon Clapp]] and [[Sharon Lawrence]] with [[John Hostetter]], [[Jack Kehler]], [[Ethan Phillips]], [[Alan Scarfe]], and [[Robert Costanzo]]), {{wt|L.A. Law}} (starring [[Corbin Bernsen]] and [[Larry Drake]], with [[Saul Rubinek]]), {{wt|Tales from the Crypt}} (with [[Miguel Ferrer]] and [[John Kassir]]), {{wt|Seinfeld}} (starring [[Jason Alexander]]), {{wt|The X-Files}} (1998, starring [[Gillian Anderson]], with [[George Murdock]], [[Christopher Neiman]], and directed by [[Kim Manners]]), {{wt|CSI: Crime Scene Investigation}} (starring [[Paul Guilfoyle]] and [[Wallace Langham]], with [[Nan Martin]] and [[Greg Ellis]]), {{wt|Law & Order}}, [[Bryan Fuller]]'s {{wt|Pushing Daisies}} (with [[Wilson Cruz]], written by [[Gretchen J. Berg]] and [[Aaron Harberts]]), {{wt|Law & Order: Special Victims Unit}}, (2016, starring [[Mariska Hargitay]]), {{wt|NCIS: New Orleans}} (starring [[Scott Bakula]], with [[Patrick Kilpatrick]], directed by [[James Whitmore, Jr.]]), {{wt|This Is Us}}, and {{wt|Modern Family}} (starring [[Ariel Winter]]).

1998, starring [[Gillian Anderson]], with [[George Murdock]], [[Christopher Neiman]], and directed by [[Kim Manners]]), {{wt|CSI: Crime Scene Investigation}} (starring [[Paul Guilfoyle]] and [[Wallace Langham]], with [[Nan Martin]] and [[Greg Ellis]]), {{wt|Law & Order}}, [[Bryan Fuller]]'s {{wt|Pushing Daisies}} (with [[Wilson Cruz]], written by [[Gretchen J. Berg]] and [[Aaron Harberts]]), {{wt|Law & Order: Special Victims Unit}}, (2016, starring [[Mariska Hargitay]]), {{wt|NCIS: New Orleans}} (starring [[Scott Bakula]], with [[Patrick Kilpatrick]], directed by [[James Whitmore, Jr.]]), {{wt|This Is Us}}, and ''Modern Family'' (starring [[Ariel Winter]]).

Malick also made a considerable number of film appearances. These include {{wt|Scrooged}} (1988, with [[John Glover]], [[Carol Kane]], [[Michael J. Pollard]], [[Alfre Woodard]], [[Roy Brocksmith]], [[Sachi Parker]], [[Logan Ramsey]] and [[Amy Hill]]), [[Leonard Nimoy]]'s {{wt|Funny About Love}} (1990, with [[Freda Foh Shen]], [[Michael Bofshever]] and [[Celeste Yarnall]]), {{wt|Bugsy}} (1991, with [[Bebe Neuwirth]] and [[Robert Beltran]]), {{wt|The American President}} (1995, starring [[Martin Sheen]] and [[David Paymer]], with [[Anne Haney]], [[Beau Billingslea]], [[Gail Strickland]], [[Clement von Franckenstein]], [[Jordan Lund]] and George Murdock), the drama film ''Cahoots'' (2001, starring [[Keith Carradine]], with [[Bill Erwin]]), {{wt|Racing Stripes}} (2005, with [[Bruce Greenwood]] and the voices of [[Whoopi Goldberg]], [[Dee Bradley Baker]], [[Joshua Jackson]], [[Michael Clarke Duncan]] and [[Jess Harnell]]), {{wt|Adventureland (film)|Adventureland}} (2009), {{wt|Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel}} (2009), {{wt|Confessions of a Shopaholic (film)|Confessions of a Shopaholic}} (2009) and ''About Fifty'' (2011, with [[Miriam Flynn]]), and the drama film ''Beautiful Dreamer'' (2020).

Malick also made a considerable number of film appearances. These include {{wt|Scrooged}} (1988, with [[John Glover]], [[Carol Kane]], [[Michael J. Pollard]], [[Alfre Woodard]], [[Roy Brocksmith]], [[Sachi Parker]], [[Logan Ramsey]] and [[Amy Hill]]), [[Leonard Nimoy]]'s {{wt|Funny About Love}} (1990, with [[Freda Foh Shen]], [[Michael Bofshever]] and [[Celeste Yarnall]]), {{wt|Bugsy}} (1991, with [[Bebe Neuwirth]] and [[Robert Beltran]]), {{wt|The American President}} (1995, starring [[Martin Sheen]] and [[David Paymer]], with [[Anne Haney]], [[Beau Billingslea]], [[Gail Strickland]], [[Clement von Franckenstein]], [[Jordan Lund]] and George Murdock), the drama film ''Cahoots'' (2001, starring [[Keith Carradine]], with [[Bill Erwin]]), {{wt|Racing Stripes}} (2005, with [[Bruce Greenwood]] and the voices of [[Whoopi Goldberg]], [[Dee Bradley Baker]], [[Joshua Jackson]], [[Michael Clarke Duncan]] and [[Jess Harnell]]), {{wt|Adventureland (film)|Adventureland}} (2009), {{wt|Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel}} (2009), {{wt|Confessions of a Shopaholic (film)|Confessions of a Shopaholic}} (2009) and {{wt|About Fifty}} (2011, with [[Miriam Flynn]]), and the drama film ''Beautiful Dreamer'' (2020).

She appeared in several TV movies, such as {{wt|Apollo 11 (1996 film)|Apollo 11}} (1996, with [[Jeffrey Nordling]], [[Jim Metzler]], [[Stephanie Niznik]], [[Matt Frewer]], [[Tim Kelleher]], George Murdock and [[William A. Wallace]]), ''North Shore'' (1997), ''Take My Advice: The Ann and Abby Story'' (1999), ''Hello Sister, Goodbye Life'' (2006), ''Will You Marry Me?'' (2008), and ''Adopted'' (2021). She co-starred in the Hallmark Original Christmas movies ''Engaging Father Christmas'' (2017) and ''Marrying Father Christmas'' (2018).

She appeared in several TV movies, such as {{wt|Apollo 11 (1996 film)|Apollo 11}} (1996, with [[Jeffrey Nordling]], [[Jim Metzler]], [[Stephanie Niznik]], [[Matt Frewer]], [[Tim Kelleher]], George Murdock and [[William A. Wallace]]), ''North Shore'' (1997), ''Take My Advice: The Ann and Abby Story'' (1999), ''Hello Sister, Goodbye Life'' (2006), ''Will You Marry Me?'' (2008), and ''Adopted'' (2021). She co-starred in the Hallmark Original Christmas movies ''Engaging Father Christmas'' (2017) and ''Marrying Father Christmas'' (2018).

Her voiceover work includes the role of Chicha in {{wt|The Emperor's New Groove}} (2000, with [[John Fiedler]], Miriam Flynn and Jess Harnell) . She reprised the role in ''Kronk's New Groove'' (2005, with John Fiedler and [[Tress MacNeille]]) and {{wt|The Emperor's New School}} (2006-08, with [[Fred Tatasciore]], Tress MacNeille, [[Frank Welker]], [[Kevin Michael Richardson]], [[Grey Griffin]], Dee Bradley Baker, [[James Sie]], Jess Harnell, [[Michael Gough]], [[Ellen Albertini Dow]], [[Phil LaMarr]] and [[Maurice LaMarche]]).

Her voiceover work includes the role of Chicha in {{wt|The Emperor's New Groove}} (2000, with [[John Fiedler]], Miriam Flynn and Jess Harnell) and {{wt|Kronk's New Groove}} (2005, with John Fiedler and [[Tress MacNeille]]), and {{wt|The Emperor's New School}} (2006-08, with [[Fred Tatasciore]], Tress MacNeille, [[Frank Welker]], [[Kevin Michael Richardson]], [[Grey Griffin]], Dee Bradley Baker, [[James Sie]], Jess Harnell, [[Michael Gough]], [[Ellen Albertini Dow]], [[Phil LaMarr]] and [[Maurice LaMarche]]).

She also voiced the character of Burdine Maxwell in the ''Bratz'' franchise, including the animated film ''Brats: Rock Angelz'' (2005), the series {{wt|Bratz (TV series)|Bratz}} (2005-06, with [[Adrian Holmes]], Greg Ellis and Jess Harnell), and the video games ''Bratz: Passion 4 Fashion'' (2006) and ''Bratz: Forever Diamondz'' (2006, with Greg Ellis, [[Nolan North]] and [[Jennifer Hale]]), the recurring part of Beatrice Horseman in {{wt|BoJack Horseman}} (2014-20, with [[Patton Oswalt]], [[Paul F. Tompkins]] and Diedrich Bader), and Eda Clawthorne in ''The Owl House'' (with Kari Wahlgren, Kevin Michael Richardson, Nolan North, Dee Bradley Baker, Grey Griffin, Eric Bauza, [[Bumper Robinson]], [[Robin Atkin Downes]] and [[Kimberly Brooks]]).

She also voiced the character of Burdine Maxwell in the ''Bratz'' franchise, including the animated film ''Brats: Rock Angelz'' (2005), the series {{wt|Bratz (TV series)|Bratz}} (2005-06, with [[Adrian Holmes]], Greg Ellis and Jess Harnell), and the video games ''Bratz: Passion 4 Fashion'' (2006) and ''Bratz: Forever Diamondz'' (2006, with Greg Ellis, [[Nolan North]] and [[Jennifer Hale]]), the recurring part of Beatrice Horseman in {{wt|BoJack Horseman}} (2014-20, with [[Patton Oswalt]], [[Paul F. Tompkins]] and Diedrich Bader), and Eda Clawthorne in ''The Owl House'' (with Kari Wahlgren, Kevin Michael Richardson, Nolan North, Dee Bradley Baker, Grey Griffin, Eric Bauza, [[Bumper Robinson]], [[Robin Atkin Downes]] and [[Kimberly Brooks]]).