As far as I know, Ms. Sullivan's first television appearance was on an episode of Herman's Head, first telecast on December 1, 1991. Here is an excerpt from the Herman's Head episode guide:
12. 12/01/91 "THE LAST BOY SCOUT" (11) {8.0/13}
Graham Yost
Herman buys a stolen computer, and then his conscience drives
him to extraordinary lengths to try and get rid of it.
Bob Randall ....... Earl Boen
Uncle Harry ....... John Disanti
Frank Keller ...... William Utay
Dierdre ........... Janet Gunn
Young Woman ....... Nicole Sullivan
Man ............... Victor Wilson
As you can see, Nicole Sullivan is the "Young Woman." I had the misfortune of watching several episodes of this rather weak Fox TV sitcom, which ran for about two and a half years. I do not recall whether I saw this particular episode, although I do remember watching several episodes in late 1991 and early 1992. I should note however, that given the relatively poor quality of the program, Ms. Sullivan could only have been an improvement.
No information on this one, but as the show ran from 1985 to 1992, and Ms. Sullivan moved to Hollywood in 1991, we can deduce that her appearance was probably in an episode from the last season of the show. The Golden Girls episode guide does not lend any intelligence in this direction. Please send e-mail if you have any information on this.
Nicole Sullivan next appeared on an episode of Diagnosis Murder that aired on October 21, 1994. Here is some additional information on this episode, taken from a Diagnosis Murder episode guide:
25. "Murder Most Vial"
Guest Stars: Ken Kercheval [William P. Bissell], Wendy Phillips [Dr. Karen Fielder], Amy Steel [Jenny Morley], Christina Belford [Amy Bissell], John Rubenstein [Thomas Taylor], David Selberg [Lawrence Bloustein], David Kagen [Detective], Anne Betancourt [Nurse #2], Nicole Sullivan [Nurse #1], Lee Newman [Dan].
A catankerous patient at Community General is given a double injection of his medication, eventually leading to his death. Jack suspects a doctor he's had a grudge against for a long time. Despite Mark's objections, Jack sets out to prove his "enemy" is the killer.
b:21 Oct 1994 pc:3925 w:Richard Collins d:Richard Compton
Nicole Sullivan appears as Nurse #1. I saw this one; more information can be found at my Nicole Sullivan on Diagnosis Murder page.
Ms. Sullivan next appeared in the Fox Network's hit drama program, Party of Five, in an episode first broadcast on November 21, 1994. Here is some additional information on this episode:
#10 Private Lives: Aired Monday, November 21, 1994 Written by W.K. Scott Meyer, directed by Peter O'Fallon Rating: 6.3A social worker makes an unexpected visit--and Claudia's missing; Julia's job requires her to wear a revealing costume; and Charlie is doing another nighttime disappearing act. Additional Cast Mrs. Gideon......La Tanya Richardson Morgan......Peter Dobson Professor......Harry Johnson Terry......Nicole Sullivan Dana......Lauren Kenny O'Fallon
Nicole Sullivan appears as Terry, a waitress who is a co-worker of Julia's. This was the tenth episode in the first season of what would prove to be a major hit series for the Fox Network. I saw this episode; my review and analysis can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Party of Five page.
This was a relatively short-lived Fox TV series (a phrase which is often
redundant) which ran from June 1994 to March 1995. Apparently it was
a spin-off of "Melrose Place." Ms. Sullivan appeared
in "Of Models and Men," an episode broadcast on December 14, 1994.
Here is some additional information about this episode:
Wednesday December 14
(9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT)
In Stereo-CC
GRAYSON PLAYS ON ADAM'S SYMPATHY TO GET
CLOSE;
CYNTHIA SEEKS PROFESSIONAL HELP;
CRAIG DECIDES TO GIVE
'THE GOOD LIFE' A TRY
Monique begins to feel the wrath of Grayson, although Adam remains oblivious to her devious ways; overwhelmed by her fears, Cynthia seeks professional help to overcome the rape; now that Julie knows about Craig's secret life, he decides to give "the good Iife" a try in order to keep Julie happy on the MODELS INC. episode, "Of Models and Men," airing Wednesday. Dec. 14 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (MI-120)
Cast:Linda Gray as Hillary Michaels, Cassidy Rae as Sarah Owens, Carrie-Anne Moss as Carrie Spencer, Kylie Travis as Julie Dante, Teresa Hill as Linda Holden, Cameron Daddo as Brian Petersen, David Goldsmith as Eric Dearborn, Stephanie Romanov as Monique Duran and Garcelle Beauvais as Cynthia Nichols.
Special Guest Cast: Emma Samms as Grayson Louder, James Wilder as Adam Louder and Don Michael Paul as Craig Bodi.
Guest Cast: Kaela Dobkin as Kristy, Lonnie Schuyler as Ben Singer, Nancy Lee Grahn as Detective Towers, Yvonne Farrow as Dr. Brennan, Daniel Guzman as Hector Suazo, Nicole Sullivan as Elaine, Todd McKee as Mike McClain, Geraldine Farrell as Nora and Cindy Katz as Jody.
Nicole Sullivan appears as Elaine, whoever that was. I never watched this show, so I cannot comment on how good it was or the relative merits of Ms. Sullivan's performance.
I have no additional information on the air dates of Ms. Sullivan's appearances in this short-lived Fox Network series, nor do I have any information on what character(s) she played. Apparently, this was yet another attempt to launch a Dabney Coleman sitcom. I never saw it, although I thought he was good in the short-lived Buffalo Bill, Slap Maxwell Story, and Drexell's Class. Maybe some day he will find success on this level. This show aired in the 1994-95 season, and did not do too well.
Original Cast:
* Craig Anton appeared in the pilot episode, but was replaced by Bryan Callen. Craig Anton later made a special appearance in Episode #205, and rejoined the cast in season three.
Here's where Ms. Sullivan got her big break. After several years of making guest appearances on various sitcoms and drama series, she was hired by the producers of MAD TV as a regular cast member, in spite of her relative inexperience in the realm of sketch comedy (Ms. Sullivan was an actress, not a comedienne). She quickly established herself as the breakout star of MAD TV, the Fox Network's answer to Saturday Night Live. Some of her more popular characters include the Vancome Lady (a woman who thrives on withholding assistance from people with a hiss of phony regret that sounds something like "shaaaaah"), Amy, the nose-ringed, sullen co-anchor of "X-News," Antonia, a clueless fast-food worker who finds simple tasks like telling Santa Claus what she wants for Christmas to be a monumental challenge, and Diane Lawyer-Trabajo, the News at Six anchor who seems fixated on the possibility of a sudden attack from killer bees.
Just so you don't think I forgot, I note here that Nicole Sullivan appeared on The Late Show on October 2, 1996.
Ms. Sullivan appeared in an episode of ABC's hit sitcom The Drew Carey Show. This episode originally aired on Febraury 26, 1997. Here is some additional information on this episode:
"Drew Gets Married" Brett Butler [ Grace Kelly ] Jerry Van Dyke [ Luther Van Dam ] Joely Fisher [ Paige Clark ] Jeremy Piven [ Spence Kovak ] Nicole Sullivan [ Diane ] James Leisure [ Alan ] Miles Marisco [ Joey ] Mika Borem [ Sarah ] Julie Uribe [ Julie ] Michael Winslow [ Jimi Hendrix ] Macka Foley [ Security Guard #1 ] A woman Drew meets in Las Vegas tricks him into marriage so she can retain custody of her children. b: 26 Feb 97 pc: _________ w: Robert Borden d: Sam Simon NOTE: As part of ABC's Viva Las Vegas night, characters from the four shows airing this evening met each other in Las Vegas. In Grace Under Fire, Grace becomes Drew's good luck charm at the craps table. In Coach, Mimi and Luther bid against each other for Elvis memorabilia. In Drew Carey, Luther becomes Drew's bad luck charm at the craps table. In Ellen a dazed Spence asks Drew for help finding Caesar.
Nicole Sullivan played Drew Carey's short-lived wife in this episode. As far as I know, Ms. Sullivan never commented publicly on her appearance in this episode, although in an interview she stated that she thinks Christa Miller gets some good lines, and that she thought it "would be an amazing show to play." More information on this show (and some video clips) can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on The Drew Carey Show page.
Nicole Sullivan appeared as a guest on The Late Show for the second time on May 22, 1997. Interestingly enough, I think Wendy Leibman, who appeared on the same episode as Nicole Sullivan when Ms. Sullivan returned for a third appearance in June 1998, was also featured on The Late Show the very same week of this second appearance.
Nicole Sullivan appeared in episode seven of the second season of Fired Up, a sitcom that appeared on NBC. This episode aired on November 10, 1997, and was called "The Baby-Sitter's Club." Here is the guest cast:
This sitcom apparently first aired in April 1997 as a mid-season replacement; the last episode aired on February 8, 1998 and the show was cancelled after a 22-episode run. Recently, however, the show has resurfaced on the USA Network, thus giving me a chance to screen this episode. More information about this episode can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Fired Up page.
It has recently (February 2000) come to my attention that Nicole Sullivan made a second guest appearance on this show. "The Pajama Game" did not air during the show's original run on NBC (the last episode aired was February 9, 1998; "The Pajama Game" would have been the next episode and thus probably would have aired on February 16). More information on this episode can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Fired Up (second appearance) page.
This is a television appearance by Nicole Sullivan of which I was unaware, and which I discovered in late March 1998 while surfing the Internet. This was a Fox New Year's Eve special which aired December 31, 1997 - January 1, 1998 from 11:00 PM to 12:30 AM EDT. Unfortunately, I went to sleep early that night and missed it (did not know Nicole Sullivan was going to be on; sorry about that). This special was hosted by David Alan Grier, and was hosted from the Rio Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. In addition to Nicole Sullivan, MAD TV's Craig Anton also was scheduled to appear, along with musical groups Third Eye Blind, Chumbawamba and Sugar Ray.
I recently (June 27, 1999) discovered that Nicole Sullivan was apparently one of the judges in Battle of the Sexes II, at least part of which consisted of a skating contest which pitted male figure skaters versus female figure skaters. This special apparently aired on the Fox Network in January 1998. I did not see this special, and I have no further information on it.
Ms. Sullivan was on The Late Show with David Letterman on June 10, 1998. The segment ran about seven minutes and consisted mostly of her recounting a bungee-jumping experience (which apparently can be quite safe if done properly). More information can be found on this telecast on my Nicole Sullivan on The Late Show page.
Ms. Sullivan was on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on September 8, 1998. The other guests were Jean Claude Van-Damme and En Vogue. On the whole, I thought the segment was better than her previous appearance on the Late Show. Conspicuously absent from this interview was any mention of her absence from Mad TV. Further information on this telecast can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on The Tonight Show page.
Nicole Sullivan co-anchored (with Aries Spears) coverage of the KISS Halloween concert simulcast live from Dodgers Stadium on November 1, 1998 at midnight (this was broadcast live, at least on the east coast of the USA). This special ran for 30 minutes; Sullivan and Spears interviewed various concert-goers in between songs. The Smashing Pumpkins also appeared.
Nicole Sullivan appeared in World's Greatest Magic V, a special that aired on NBC on November 25, 1998 from 8:00 to 10:00 PM (EST). Mac King shows her how to turn a fork into a knife. More information on this appearance (and a video clip) can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on World's Greatest Magic page.
Nicole Sullivan has also announced that she will be doing a voice-over for a new WB series called Baby Blues. Few details are known about this show, other than the fact that it is a cartoon based on a comic strip. Also, the show was scheduled to debut in December 1998, but the air date was postponed to Fall 1999. Recently, a WB press release announced that the show has been added to the 1999-2000 season lineup as a midseason replacement.
Even more recent news: according to one of the production assistants who worked for the show, Baby Blues will debut in Summer 2000.
Nicole Sullivan also appeared on The Late Late Show on August 2, 1999. The first guest was D.L. Hughley. More information on this appearance can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on The Late Late Show page.
Nicole Sullivan participated in MTV's first annual All Star League Tournament. The tournament aired at least twice on MTV: on August 26, 1999 and August 28, 1999. This was a series of events taped over a four-day period in the Bahamas; she competed against celebrities such as Charlie O'Connell and Jennifer Aspen. She placed second overall and was the first-place winner on day three of the competition. More information about her participation in this event can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on MTV's All Star League page.
Nicole Sullivan provided the voice of Tundra Woman in episode 302 (season three episode two) of Pepper Ann, an animated Disney series which airs on ABC on Saturday mornings. The show aired on September 18, 1999; her contibution was in the second short (there are two shorts per half-hour show), "Girl Power." Here is some additional information about this segment:
Moose is appalled when the new "Tundra Woman" cartoon is a cliched "girls' cartoon" that has Tundra Woman shopping and doing her hair.
| Tundra Woman | Nicole Sullivan |
| Ice Thoron | Rob Paulsen |
| Pengy | Rob Paulsen |
| Narrator | Jim Cummings |
Additional information on this program can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Pepper Ann page. Unlike Baby Blues (which Ms. Sullivan has mentioned at least three times during various guest appearances on TV shows), as far as I know she has not mentioned this role on any of her other television appearances.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on the NBC late night talk show Later on September 21, 1999. She promoted her new side project, Talk to Me, as well as the season premiere of Mad TV. More information can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Later page.
Nicole Sullivan appeared as one of the cast members representing Mad TV on the MTV show Loveline, a dating/relationships program hosted by Dr. Drew Pinsky and Adam Carolla on October 28, 1999 (the other members of the Mad TV "delegation" were Michael McDonald and Alex Borstein). More information on this appearance can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Loveline page.
Nicole Sullivan appeared as Claire Teevens in the November 1, 1999 episode of Suddenly Susan (starring Brooke Shields). I screened this episode in February 2001, and more information about this program can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Suddenly Susan page.
Nicole Sullivan appeared as the guest host of Later, an NBC late-night talk show which airs after Conan O'Brien on most NBC affiliates during the week of November 21, 1999. The guests were Julie Warner, Wilmer Valderrama, John Ducey and Daisy Fuentes. More information on these shows can be found on my Nicole Sullivan Hosts Later page.
This upcoming (April 2000) ABC sitcom stars Kyra Sedgwick as a talk show host. The supporting cast includes Beverly D'Angelo and Nicole Sullivan. As far as I know, this will be Ms. Sullivan's first major role in a sitcom, although she did have a recurring role on the NBC sitcom Fired Up. More information on this series can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Talk to Me page.
This is another upcoming cartoon (it's a direct-to-video production slated for release sometime in 2000) for which Nicole Sullivan provides voices for one or more cartoon characters. Patrick Warburton (David Puddy from Seinfeld) provides the voice of Buzz Lightyear in this cartoon, which also features the voices of Adam Carolla, Linda Hamilton, Wayne Knight and French Stewart.
Nicole Sullivan made her fourth appearance on The Late Show on April 26, 2000. The first guest was Dennis Quaid and the musical guest was The Smashing Pumpkins. More information on this appearance can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on The Late Show (April 26, 2000) page.
Making her first appearance in a dramatic series in over five years, Nicole Sullivan guest-starred in "Contact," the April 28, 2000 episode of Law and Order: Special Victims Unit. In it, she plays a Jen Caulder, a rape victim on a subway. More information on this episode is available at my Nicole Sullivan on Law and Order: Special Victims Unit page.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on The Edge with Paula Zahn on May 19, 2000 along with fellow cast members Mo Collins and Michael McDonald. The program aired on the Fox News Channel at 10:00 PM EDT. A brief clip from the one hundredth episode was shown, and the cast commented on the news and on their work on Mad TV. More information can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on The Edge with Paula Zahn page.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on Politically Incorrect on June 6, 2000. The other guests were Mary Louise Kurey, James Marsters and Tray Deee. More information can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Politically Incorrect page.
Nicole Sullivan made her first appearance as the guest host of Talk Soup on June 8, 2000. I have no further information on this Nicole Sullivan television appearance.
Nicole Sullivan made her second appearance on The Tonight Show on July 11, 2000. The first guest was Richard Simmons and the musical guest was Billy Gilman. More information on this appearance can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on the Tonight Show (July 11, 2000) page.
Nicole Sullivan made her second appearance as the guest host of Talk Soup on July 17, 2000. Highlights of this show included a man who made a sandwich with his feet and a man who claimed to be a vampire. More information on this appearance can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Talk Soup (July 17, 2000) page.
Nicole Sullivan provided one of the voices on the July 18, 2000 episode of The Family Guy. Her role was brief; she was one of the buxom (unnamed) co-eds who converses with Stewie during the opening credits. Apparently she may have also been involved in an earlier episode of the same series, although I am not sure of the airdate.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on The Late Late Show (hosted by Craig Kilborn) on July 31, 2000 (early morning August 1st). Also featured on this show was comedian Bil Dwyer. By the time this show was taped, her cast (on her right wrist) had already been removed). More information on this program can be found at my Nicole Sullivan on Craig Kilborn page.
Nicole Sullivan made a third appearance as guest host of E!'s Talk Soup on August 24, 2000. More information on this appearance can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Talk Soup (August 24, 2000) page.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on The Cindy Margolis Show on September 2, 2000 (actually, early morning September 3rd). The musical guest was Sonique. More information on this appearance can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on The Cindy Margolis Show page.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on Politically Incorrect (for the second time) on September 22, 2000. More information on this appearance will be posted soon.
The long-awaited Buzz Lightyear cartoon, in which Nicole Sullivan provides the voice of Princess Mira Nova, debuted on ABC on October 7, 2000. The current air time of the show on ABC is 7:30 AM EST. The show also debuted the same week in syndication (check local listings for air dates and times.
Nicole Sullivan hosted Talk Soup for the fourth time on October 3, 2000. More information on this appearance will be posted soon.
Nicole Sullivan hosted Talk Soup for the fifth time on November 20, 2000. This was the last week in which the show aired at 8:00 (now the show airs at 7:30 PM). More information on this appearance will be posted soon.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on the November 28, 2000 episode of Titus. She played Carol in the episode "Tommy's Girlfriend." More information on this appearance can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Titus page.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on VH1's The List on December 15, 2000. The guest host for this installment was Jane Krakowski (Ally McBeal). Her picks for "Sexiest Male Artist" were (1) Sting and (2) Dave Matthews. More information on this appearance will be posted soon.
Nicole Sullivan made her sixth appearance as guest host of Talk Soup on E! on December 22, 2000. Among the highlights were a pothead who gets a makeover and a May-December romance which meets its ruination when the wife disses her husband's genitals on The Jerry Springer Show. More information on this appearance will be posted soon. [I know I'm beginning to sound like a broken record, but this time I mean it. Really.]
Nicole Sullivan made her seventh appearance as guest host of Talk Soup on E! on January 16, 2001. Highlights included Richard Lewis on The Daily Show talking about his testicles and an obscene reindeer display on Moral Court. More information on this appearance will be posted soon. This will likely be her last appearance as guest host, at least for the forseeable future, since as of February 2001, Talk Soup has a new permanent host.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on the FX show Test; the show aired on May 2, 2001 at 11:00 PM EDT. The topic was spontaneity; the other guests were Phil Vasser, Alexis Thorpe, and Kerr Smith. More information on this appearance can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on The Test page.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on the season finale of The King Of Queens. The episode, part two of a two-part episode (which originally aired as a one-hour episode), aired on May 21, 2001; Nicole Sullivan appeared as Marilyn. More information on this episode will be posted soon. Addendum: Nicole Sullivan landed a recurring role on The King Of Queens as Holly, Spence's dog-sitter starting with the season premiere of season four. More information about the episodes in which she appeared can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on King Of Queens page.
Nicole Sullivan appeared for one week on Hollywood Squares, the latest incarnation of this syndicated game show. The shows were taped in June 2001 and aired the week of July 8, 2001 (July 9-13 in most markets). A brief synopsis (along with two movie clips) can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Hollywood Squares page.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on The Tonight Show on August 3, 2001. This was her third appearance on the show; the first guest was Tim Roth and the musical guest was Bilail. She discussed, amongst other things: (1) the fact that she will be returning for a seventh season of Mad TV, but in a part-time capacity; (2) she will be appearing on The King of Queens again in the upcoming season, and (3) she will be appearing in an upcoming VH1 movie, The Way She Moves. More information on this appearance can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on The Tonight Show (August 3, 2001) web page.
Not much information is available on this upcoming (air date: August 29, 2001) VH1 movie featuring Nicole Sullivan, except that it's a Dirty Dancing-type movie, but with salsa music. More information on this movie will be posted soon.
Nicole Sullivan appeared in the November 27, 2001 episode of the NBC series Scrubs. The episode aired at 9:30 PM EST and Nicole Sullivan appeared as a neurotic patient.
Nicole Sullivan appeared in the November 28, 2001 episode of the ABC series According to Jim. She appeared as Andy's girlfriend, a piano teacher and vegetarian who doesn't get along with Jim's wife, Cheryl (Courtney Thorne Smith). The episode aired at 8:30 PM EST.
Nicole Sullivan landed a role on the new (premiered June 2002) Disney animated series Kim Possible as the voice of the evil Sheego. More information can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Kim Possible web page.
Nicole Sullivan will provide one of the voices of the upcoming MTV animated series Clone High. An air date of October 16, 2002 has been slated for this series about high school students cloned with the DNA of famous people (as far as I know, Ted Williams is not one of them). Nicole Sullivan provides the voice of Joan of Arc. More information can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Clone High web page.
Nicole Sullivan will appear as a panelist on the new Hollywood Squares the week of September 15, 2002. More information can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Hollywood Squares (September 2002) page.
Nicole Sullivan will again appear as a panelist on Hollywood Squares the week of November 11, 2002. More information on this will likely be posted later.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on the ABC sitcom Less Than Perfect on February 11, 2003. She appeared as an office supply rep who starts a relationship with Owen (Andy Dick). More information can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Less Than Perfect page. News flash: Nicole Sullivan made a second appearance on Less Than Perfect on April 29, 2003. More information can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Less Than Perfect (second appearance) page.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on Hollywood Squares the week of May 11th as part of that show's "Blondes Have More Fun" week. Pamela Anderson was the center square and the show featured such celebrities as Loni Anderson, Charo and Miss Piggy. More information on these appearances can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Hollywood Squares (May 2003) page.
Nicole Sullivan returned to Mad TV as a guest star on May 17, 2003 (the season eight season finale). More information on this appearance can be found on my Nicole Sullivan On Mad TV page.
Nicole Sullivan will appear in the upcoming (Winter 2004) Bravo series, Celebrity Poker, in which celebrities compete against each other in a one-hour, six-part series. More details will be posted later.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on Hollywood Squares the week of October 19th.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on Miss Match on November 7, 2003. She played Rachel, an unmarried CPA who is being matched up by Kate Fox (Alicia Silverstone). More information on this appearance can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Miss Match page.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on the 200th episode of Mad TV. She appeared in two sketches: in the first she reprised her Vancome Lady character; in the second, she was a shoe saleswoman who has to wait on Stuart. More information can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Mad TV (November 2003) page.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on Celebrity Poker Showdown on Bravo on December 16, 2003. The other players were Hank Azaria, Michael Ian Black, Peter Facinelli, and Mo Gaffney. Nicole Sullivan won $50,000 for her charity and the right to return for the final round on January 13th. More information can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Celebrity Poker Showdown page.
Nicole Sullivan appeared on the Celebrity Poker Showdown finals on Bravo on January 13, 2004. More information can be found on my Nicole Sullivan on Celebrity Poker Showdown Finals page.
That's all I could come up with right now. Any questions, comments, corrections and/or additions should be sent to Number Six.