‘Misplaced in House’ Star June Lockhart Useless at 100

June Lockhart — a legendary tv actress of the Nineteen Fifties, ’60s and ’70s — has died.

Lockhart handed away Thursday in Santa Monica, simply after 9 PM native time along with her daughter June Elizabeth, and her granddaughter, Christianna, by her aspect, TMZ can affirm. June died from pure causes.

The daughter of actors Gene and Kathleen Lockhart, June secured her first credited position within the 1940 film “All This, and Heaven Too” when she was nonetheless simply an adolescent.

June grabbed components in iconic movies like “Meet Me in St. Louis,” “Sergeant York” and “T-Males” through the ’40s earlier than making the bounce to tv when the medium took off within the Nineteen Fifties.

She secured her first massive position within the “Lassie” TV present in 1958 when she took over the position of June Martin from Cloris Leachman … an element she performed in additional than 200 episodes of the present, from ’58 by ’64.

After “Lassie”, Lockhart appeared in a sequence of TV reveals like “The Man From U.N.C.L.E” and “Bewitched” — at all times in a single episode bit components.

Science fiction followers could acknowledge her as Dr. Maureen Robinson the biochemist in “Misplaced in House” in all 84 episodes of the present.

Different reveals embody … “Petticoat Junction,” “The Beverly Hillbillies,” “Vega$,” “Homicide, She Wrote,” “Babylon 5,” “Beverly Hills, 90210,” “Johnny Bravo” and extra. In her remaining position, she lent her voice to the a part of Alpha Management within the “Misplaced in House” reboot.

June has 2 stars on the Hollywood Stroll of Fame — one for TV and one for motion pictures. She married twice, with each marriages ending in divorce.

Lockhart was 100.