One of first appearances for this tall (5'7") beauty was as a regular on the popular show, "Dean Martin Presents the Golddiggers" in 1969. This would lead to a few minor guest appearances on some TV series, a pilot for "Wonder Woman, " and a few low-budget movies. Cathy Lee finally seemed to find her niche by appearing as a performer in "Circus of the Stars" in 1979. As a former semi-pro tennis player, this was a showcase for her athletic abilities. Cathy Lee's big year was 1980; as one of a trio of hosts for "That's Incredible, " the 4-year stint provided both steady employment and enough episodes for syndication. This was the first program in which handicapped people were referred to, by Cathy Lee, as "handicapable, " emphasizing what they could do, and offered inspiration to people. At the height of physical perfection, Cathy Lee appeared in the premiere issue of "One Woman" magazine, a tastefully done magazine in which she alone was featured by 6 photographers in art studies. By 1992, her breakup with Joe had left her ruined financially, and Epstein-Barr drained her of energy physically. However, this was a time of growth spiritually.