Nicole Sullivan

Nicole Sullivan, born on April twenty-first, nineteen seventy, is a talented American actress and comedian renowned for her dynamic performances across various television and film platforms. She gained widespread recognition as a cast member on the iconic sketch comedy series MADtv, where she showcased her comedic prowess for six seasons from nineteen ninety-five to two thousand one.

In addition to her work on MADtv, Sullivan is well-known for her role as Holly Shumpert in the beloved CBS sitcom The King of Queens, which aired for five seasons from two thousand one to two thousand five, with a return in two thousand seven. Her versatility extends to memorable guest appearances, including the recurring character Jill Tracy on the medical comedy Scrubs.

Sullivan's voice acting career is equally impressive, having lent her voice to the heroic Mira Nova in the Disney/Pixar series Buzz Lightyear of Star Command and the villainous Shego in the Disney Channel series Kim Possible. She also voiced Franny Robinson in Disney's animated film Meet the Robinsons and had recurring roles on Family Guy.

From two thousand eight to two thousand nine, she starred in her own Lifetime television series, Rita Rocks, and voiced Marlene the Otter in The Penguins of Madagascar from two thousand eight to two thousand thirteen. Her talent continued to shine in various roles, including Lynn Mettler, Jules' therapist on Cougar Town, and Lyla in the Disney Channel film Let It Shine in two thousand twelve. In two thousand thirteen, she took on the role of Wilma Basset in the short-lived Nickelodeon sitcom Wendell & Vinnie.

Most recently, from two thousand fourteen to two thousand twenty-two, Sullivan portrayed Janine, the Johnsons' next-door neighbor, on the ABC sitcom Black-ish. She also voices Kara Danvers, aka Supergirl, in the animated series DC Super Hero Girls, further solidifying her status as a versatile and beloved figure in the entertainment industry.