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Birthplace:
Spokane, Washington
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This softly pretty comic writer-performer is only one of many women whose talent was largely wasted on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" (on which she was featured from 1989-94). Sweeney was best known for her popular recurring character Pat, an annoying, androgynous, bespectacled person whose gender remained a mystery. The character was even the centerpiece of a feature, "It's Pat!" (1994), which was afforded only a regional release before being shunted off to the video shelves. While still working at her day job as an accountant at a film studio, Sweeney began performing with the L.A.-based improv
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Characters as Source Material
Worked as an accountant at a motion picture studio
Joined the Los Angeles based improv group The Groundlings where Phil Hartman became her mentor
1989
First TV guest shot, "Murphy's Law" (ABC)
1989
Spent four seasons as an ensemble member on the NBC variety series "Saturday Night Live"
1989
TV-movie debut, "Dinner at Eight" (TNT)
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