Kate Flannery
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Katherine Patricia "Kate" Flannery (born June 10, 1964) is an American actress best known for playing the role of Meredith Palmer on the NBC hit series The Office. Description above from the Wikipedia article Kate Flannery, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known for
Credits
Cooties (2014)
as Charman
Plan B (2024)
as Jane Brantley
Helicopter Mom (2015)
as Norma
The Office Retrospective (2013)
as Self (archive footage)
Trick (1999)
as Ridiculous Writer
Danny Roane: First Time Director (2006)
as Marla
4th Man Out (2015)
as Karen
Life Without Dick (2002)
as Crampy Legs Partygoer
Miss Valentine (2025)
as Darla Rains
Carolina (2003)
as Café Waitress
Micro Budget (2026)
as Janine
Tenured (2015)
as Assistant Principal Gruber
The Christmas Pageant (2011)
as Beverly Simmons
Lakewood Plaza Turbo (2013)
as Carol / Gertie (voice)
The Prank (2024)
as Loretta
Summer Camp Island (2017)
as Georgina the Beaver (voice)
Break Point (2014)
as Commonwealth Rep
Golden Arm (2021)
as Randy
Wild Girls Gone (2007)
as Reading Circle #4
Can't Stop Dancing (1999)
as Tonia
Surprise! Instant Xmas Carol! (—)
as Self
Dial a Prayer (2015)
as Siobhan
I'm Not Gay (2005)
as Secretary
Help Me Understand (2023)
Actor
Emergency Contact (2015)
as Carol
Slow Learners (2015)
as Principal Miller
How to Get Girls (2017)
as Linda Fox
You (2009)
as Airline Counter Girl
Everybody Has an Andy Dick Story (2017)
as Self
Fishbowl California (2018)
as Susan
Bolt from the Blue (2024)
as Amy Fletcher
How Hard Can It Be (—)
as Robin
Stuck (2018)
as Ms. Jenkins
Crossroads of Laredo (1996)
as Barbara (voice)
Paulie Go! (2022)
as University Receptionist
Cabali And The Tiki Mug Obsession (2025)
as Self
The Red Sandwich Christmas Hour (2007)
as The Lampshades
Love or Whatever (2012)
as Rosemary
Gotta Get Off This Merry-Go-Round: 'Valley of the Dolls' (2006)
as Self