Who doesn't have a Wikipedia article, but should?

[Alan Brady's Hair]

Was looking at the 1970-71 TV schedule on Wikipedia, and noticed a show called "Nancy" that I barely remembered - a sitcom about the President's daughter who married a veterinarian. It only lasted 17 episodes.

The star, Renne Jarrett, doesn't have her own Wikipedia page. The show only lasted 17 episodes and she didn't become famous, but Jarrett did play the title character in a network sitcom, and on IMDB it looks like she was in about 60 TV episodes over a period of 30 years. The Wikipedia article for "Nancy" lists five other regulars, and they all have their own wikipedia articles.

Are there other people out there who literally headlined a series, but don't have a Wikipedia article? Other important TV figures who it's surprising don't have articles?

[bmasters9]

Originally Posted by Alan Brady's Hair

Was looking at the 1970-71 TV schedule on Wikipedia, and noticed a show called "Nancy" that I barely remembered - a sitcom about the President's daughter who married a veterinarian. It only lasted 17 episodes.

The star, Renne Jarrett, doesn't have her own Wikipedia page. The show only lasted 17 episodes and she didn't become famous, but Jarrett did play the title character in a network sitcom, and on IMDB it looks like she was in about 60 TV episodes over a period of 30 years. The Wikipedia article for "Nancy" lists five other regulars, and they all have their own wikipedia articles.

Are there other people out there who literally headlined a series, but don't have a Wikipedia article? Other important TV figures who it's surprising don't have articles?

Paul Sylvan is definitely one who does not have a Wikipedia entry.