Television in the 1970s could turn a show into something almost everyone watched. The next morning, people discussed it at work, at school, and pretty much anywhere else two human beings happened to meet. But for every massive hit, another show was quietly sinking to the bottom of the ratings. Some disappeared so completely that even their titles now sound made up.

Before she was old enough to attend school, Baby Peggy was living in a Beverly Hills mansion, receiving mountains of fan mail and earning more money than most adult movie stars could dream of. But before she was old enough to understand what any of it meant, the whole thing began to fall apart.

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She’s best remembered for her role as Morticia Addams, the macabre matriarch of the 1964 version of The Addams Family, but Carolyn Jones didn’t always have it easy. Throughout her yo-yoing career, she battled through health issues, typecasting, multiple marriages, and at times, even poverty. Still, the dedicated actress valued her profession as much as life itself—or, possibly, even more. From ingénue to icon, this is the story of the indomitable Carolyn Jones.