Nicole Sullivan Links

If you didn't find the information you were looking for here, you may be able to find it at one of these sites:

• Sites with information about Nicole Sullivan:
  • Nicole Sullivan's Official Web Page. Nicole Sullivan's web page on the Mad TV web server.
  • The First Nicole Sullivan Homepage. As far as I know, this is the first (fan) home page to deal exclusively with Nicole Sullivan. It is noteworthy because apart from containing an extensive photo gallery and a Nicole Sullivan FAQ, it also contains an interview with Ms. Sullivan which appeared in a recent issue of the online magazine Smarty Pants.
  • Another fan's Nicole Sullivan tribute page. Tim Berners-Lee, who created the World Wide Web about ten years ago, once said that the biggest challenge facing present-day web authors is creating new, original content. The author of this Nicole Sullivan web site has met this challenge. Here you will find many scripts from sketches and segments that Ms. Sullivan appeared in on Mad TV. Heavy emphasis is on material from seasons one and two, those having recently been screened in Australia, from which this web site originates, along with a smattering of material from season three (there's even a Chris Hogan archive).
  • Nicole Sullivan (Actresses in Character). Pictures of some of the characters Nicole Sullivan has played on Mad TV.
  • Nicole Sullivan's entry in the Internet Movie Database.
  • Nicole Sullivan's entry in the Female Celebrity Smoking List.
  • Nicole Sullivan's entry in Northwestern University's Class of 1991 Alumni Notes. I suspected that the Northwestern University web site might mention Nicole Sullivan somewhere, and I was right: the alumni site mentions Ms. Sullivan briefly in the alumni notes, as you can see here.
  • Animated Baby Blues on WB Network! Nicole Sullivan has mentioned publicly her work for a new animated series based on the comic strip Baby Blues. Now, you can find out more about the project at the official Baby Blues web site.
  • Nicole Sullivan publicity photo. This is from the 2wist Media web site.
  • Nicole Sullivan signed letter and photo. A fan's web site devoted to Mad Magazine and Mad TV memorabilia, and which includes an autographed photo of Nicole Sullivan and an accompanying letter.
  • Films: In Production. The Celluloid Jungle web site contains a list of films currently in production. One of the movies listed here, Bar Hopping, features Nicole Sullivan.
  • Detroit News article on Nicole Sullivan. This article originally appeared in December 1996 (around the same time as the USA Today article). It's a short article, but at least Ms. Sullivan got to talk about her shift from serious dramatic roles (e.g. roles in Shakespearean plays) to comedy.
  • Austin Chronicle article about the Big Stinkin' Comedy Festival. This article originally appeared in April 1999 right after Big Stinkin' Comedy Festival 4, in which several Mad TV cast members (including Nicole Sullivan) participated. Ms. Sullivan is briefly mentioned.

• Sites with information about Mad TV (these are sites which may or may not mention Nicole Sullivan, and which are primarily concerned with Mad TV in general):
• On the World Wide Web:
  • The Official Mad TV Web Site. The Mad TV web site maintained by the Fox Network. They finally updated the site in early December 1998, and it looks like they did a pretty good job, although they apparently got rid of the chat room.
  • The Mad TV Home Page. A Mad TV home page, done by a fan. Contains an episode guide.
  • Mad TV Episode Guide. The most extensive Mad TV episode guide I have seen so far, complete with air dates.
  • Lord Viper's Mad TV Web Page. Mad TV web page with many graphics and sound files (many of which feature Nicole Sullivan characters). Hasn't been updated in a while, though.
  • Bryan's Mad TV Web Site. One of the better Mad TV web sites, done by a fan of the show. Contains one of the most up-to-date (as of November 1998) and comprehensive episode guides I have seen.
• On Usenet:
  • alt.tv.mad-tv: available on cool news servers throughout the Internet.