Trisha Noble's varied professional performing career began at the age of six performing on Saturday morning radio. Through the 1960s, she became well known as a singer, dancer, stage and television performer and motion picture actress. In 1962, Noble won the first Logie Award for the Best Female Singer on Australian Television. She launched her British career in 1964 and shared her first BBC radio show with The Beatles. She began her U.S. career in 1971 appearing in many stage productions, films, and top television programs including The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Columbo, Fantasy Island, The Love Boat, and Buck Rogers in the 25th Century before returning to Australia in 1983. "For me, bringing in Trisha was a personal kick," says Casting Director Robin Gurland. "One of my favorite shows growing up was The Courtship of Eddie's Father and I had remembered her from the show."