Changes

Stuart portrayed "Miss Bunny," the girlfriend of [[Sergeant]] Vincent Carter, played by Frank Spencer Sutton (1923-1974), on three seasons of [[CBS]]'s ''Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.''<ref name=imdb>{{cite web|url=http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0835651|title=Barbara Stuart|publisher=Internet Movie Data Base|accessdate=February 13, 2020}}</ref>​

Stuart portrayed "Miss Bunny," the girlfriend of [[Sergeant]] Vincent Carter, played by Frank Spencer Sutton (1923-1974), on three seasons of [[CBS]]'s ''Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.''<ref name=imdb>{{cite web|url=http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0835651|title=Barbara Stuart|publisher=Internet Movie Data Base|accessdate=February 13, 2020}}</ref>​

In 1969, Stuart was cast as "Wilma Winslow" on the CBS series ''The Queen and I.'' In 1985, she was cast as Marianne Danzig, the wife of a [[Mafia]] godfather in the [[ABC]] crime [[drama]] ''Our Family Hono,'' both in the  television movie and the short-lived series of the same name.<ref name=imdb/> Between 1959 and 1961, she appeared in four episodes of the [[NBC]] crime drama '[The Lawless Years,'' starring James Gregory and Robert Karnes ("The Marie Walters Story," "The Maxey Gorman Story," "The Billy Boy 'Rockabye' Creel Story," and "Ginny"). She also appeared as "Alice" in nine episodes of another CBS sitcom, ''Pete and Gladys,'' starring Harry Morgan and Cara Williams.<ref name=imdb/> In 1976, she played McLean Stevenson's wife on the short-lived NBC sitcom, ''The McLean Stevenson Show.''​

In 1969, Stuart was cast as "Wilma Winslow" on the CBS series ''The Queen and I.'' In 1985, she was cast as Marianne Danzig, the wife of a [[Mafia]] godfather in the [[ABC]] crime [[drama]] ''Our Family Hono,'' both in the  television movie and the short-lived series of the same name.<ref name=imdb/> Between 1959 and 1961, she appeared in four episodes of the [[NBC]] crime drama ''The Lawless Years,'' starring James Gregory and Robert Karnes ("The Marie Walters Story," "The Maxey Gorman Story," "The Billy Boy 'Rockabye' Creel Story," and "Ginny"). She also appeared as "Alice" in nine episodes of the 1960-72 situation comedy, ''Pete and Gladys,'' starring Harry Morgan and Cara Williams.<ref name=imdb/> In 1976, she played McLean Stevenson's wife on the short-lived NBC sitcom, ''The McLean Stevenson Show.''​

​​

​​

She guest starred in numerous television series, including two Rod Cameron syndicated crime dramas, ''State Trooper'' and ''COronado 9.'' She appeared in three episodes of​ the television crime drama ''Peter Gunn.'' She was cast as Mrs. Bugsy McKenna in the episode "Bugsy" of the CBS crime drama ''Mr. Lucky,'' with John Vivyan, who had also appeared on ''The Lawless Years.''<ref name=imdb/>​

She guest starred in numerous television series, including two Rod Cameron syndicated crime dramas, ''State Trooper'' and ''COronado 9.'' She appeared in three episodes of​ the television crime drama ''Peter Gunn.'' She was cast as Mrs. Bugsy McKenna in the episode "Bugsy" of the CBS crime drama ''Mr. Lucky,'' with John Vivyan, who had also appeared on ''The Lawless Years.''<ref name=imdb/>​

Stuart appeared in two other ABC/WB series, ''Sugarfoot and ''Lawman.'' Her other western roles were on ''Sheriff of Cochise,'' ''Jefferson Drum,''  ''[[Outlaws (TV series)|Outlaws]]'', ''Riverboat," ''Frontier Circus,'' ''Two Faces West,'' ''Rawhide'' (1963 episode "Incident of the Wild Deuces"), ''The Wide Country,'' ''Alias Smith and Jones,'' ''Destry,'' ''Kung Fu,'' and ''[[Tales of Wells Fargo]].'' She later appeared as Lil Kane in the 1967 episode "Sister Death" of Dale Robertson's ABC television series ''The Iron Horse.''<ref name=imdb/>​

Stuart appeared in two other ABC/WB series, ''Sugarfoot and ''Lawman.'' Her other western roles were on ''Sheriff of Cochise,'' ''Jefferson Drum,''  ''[[Outlaws (TV series)|Outlaws]]'', ''Riverboat," ''Frontier Circus,'' ''Two Faces West,'' ''Rawhide'' (1963 episode "Incident of the Wild Deuces"), ''The Wide Country,'' ''Alias Smith and Jones,'' ''Destry,'' ''Kung Fu,'' and ''[[Tales of Wells Fargo]].'' She later appeared as Lil Kane in the 1967 episode "Sister Death" of Dale Robertson's ABC television series ''The Iron Horse.''<ref name=imdb/>​

​

​

==Drama roles==

==Drama roles==