News (sort of): Courtney Henggeler Quits TV Acting at 46

 From People:
https://people.com/cobra-kai-courtney-henggeler-quits-acting-after-20-years-in-industry-11715185
See also:
https://www.reddit.com/r/television/comments/1jzfv38/cobra_kais_courtney_henggeler_quits_acting_after/
First comment: Add another one to Anim's "Actress Gets to 40 (or 30) and Quits the Biz" pile.
    Since I've been watching for this, I've noticed this pile getting huger and huger.
Second comment: I have always really liked Henggeler. She was in one of my favorite "Henry Danger" ep's and really shined, to the point where I was always disappointed that they never brought her character back for another episode. Pretty much the same thing with her "Big Bang Theory" role. I guess her entire career was like that - a shining guest star performance that was never followed up on (because producers/writers/casting people are morons?!). I'm glad she was at least able to land a steady gig on "Cobra Kai" (a show I've never watched... and her role seemed fun, according to Reddit).
    Henggeler "quit the business" announcement really does make the whole TV acting gig/career sound awful. I don't blame her for quitting. Frankly, it's probably amazing that she stuck it out to 46.
This does go a long way towards explaining why so many more obscure actresses I have really liked have left the business (incl. even soap actresses), and why so many of them used COVID as an excuse to throw in the towel.