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| − | Rabidly right-wing and hideously over-makeuped female country singer and recurring character from [http://us.imdb.com/Details?0112056 Mad TV]. Played by Nicole Sullivan. She has appeared in at least seven sketches: "Darlene McBride" (10/04/97), "Darlene McBride Tour" (11/22/97) in which she launches her "Take Back America Tour," "Darlene McBride Valentine's Album" ( | + | Rabidly right-wing and hideously over-makeuped female country singer and recurring character from [http://us.imdb.com/Details?0112056 Mad TV]. Played by Nicole Sullivan. She has appeared in at least seven sketches: "Darlene McBride" (10/04/97), "Darlene McBride Tour" (11/22/97) in which she launches her "Take Back America Tour," "Darlene McBride Valentine's Album" (first aired 7 Feb. 1998), "Darlene McBride's Mother's Day Special" (first aired 9 May 1998), "Darlene McBride's Thanksgiving" (first aired 21 Nov. 1998), "Darlene McBride's X-mas Album" (20 Nov. 1999), and "Marshall McBride LP" (first aired 14 April 2001) which is her tribute to fellow hatemonger and rapper Eminem complete with a parody of his song "Stan." |
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| + | See also [[Defcon One]], [[Dr. Dazzle]], [[The Erascists]], [[Hoppy Potty]], [[Savante]], [[Michael McLoud and Jasmine Wayne-Wayne]], [[Shaunda]], [[Little Hassan Taylor]], [[Willow]]. | ||
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Revision as of 23:03, 5 May 2011
Rabidly right-wing and hideously over-makeuped female country singer and recurring character from Mad TV. Played by Nicole Sullivan. She has appeared in at least seven sketches: "Darlene McBride" (10/04/97), "Darlene McBride Tour" (11/22/97) in which she launches her "Take Back America Tour," "Darlene McBride Valentine's Album" (first aired 7 Feb. 1998), "Darlene McBride's Mother's Day Special" (first aired 9 May 1998), "Darlene McBride's Thanksgiving" (first aired 21 Nov. 1998), "Darlene McBride's X-mas Album" (20 Nov. 1999), and "Marshall McBride LP" (first aired 14 April 2001) which is her tribute to fellow hatemonger and rapper Eminem complete with a parody of his song "Stan."
See also Defcon One, Dr. Dazzle, The Erascists, Hoppy Potty, Savante, Michael McLoud and Jasmine Wayne-Wayne, Shaunda, Little Hassan Taylor, Willow.
