Julie Brown - Revision history

Timbo: /* External links */

2025-02-16T21:01:21Z

External links

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			* {{famousfix}}
			* {{listal}}
	* {{wikipedia}}		* {{wikipedia}}
	* [https://www.mrskin.com/julie-brown-nude-c277 {{PAGENAME}}] at Mr. Skin		* [https://www.mrskin.com/julie-brown-nude-c277 {{PAGENAME}}] at Mr. Skin

VL2345 at 18:33, 1 September 2024

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			* {{babepedia}}
	* {{wikipedia}}		* {{wikipedia}}
			* [https://www.mrskin.com/julie-brown-nude-c277 {{PAGENAME}}] at Mr. Skin
			* [https://www.aznude.com/view/celeb/j/juliebrown.html {{PAGENAME}}] at AZNude

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MasterofBustyz at 15:04, 30 September 2023

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	\| homepage = http://www.juliebrown.com/		\| homepage = http://www.juliebrown.com/
	\| blog =		\| blog =
			\| links = https://linktr.ee/missjuliebrown
	\| livejournal =		\| livejournal =
	\| twitter = missjuliebrown		\| twitter = missjuliebrown
			\| tiktok = juliebrownbitches

	\| myspace = therealjuliebrown		\| myspace = therealjuliebrown
	\| youtube = JulieBrownTV		\| youtube = JulieBrownTV
	\| facebook = juliebrownfans		\| facebook = juliebrownfans
			\| instagram = missjuliebrown

	\| modelmayhem =		\| modelmayhem =

The Honorable at 04:15, 27 December 2022

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	* {{wikipedia}}		* {{wikipedia}}

The Honorable at 18:58, 26 December 2022

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	\| years active = 1980s-present		\| years active = 1980s-present
	\| ethnicity = ~~Caucasian~~		\| ethnicity = White
	\| ethnicity2 =		\| ethnicity2 =
	\| nationality = American		\| nationality = American
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	* {{aznude}}		* {{aznude}}
			* {{wikipedia}}

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	[[Category:Comedians]]		[[Category:Comedians]]
	[[Category:Singers]]		[[Category:Singers]]
	~~[[Category:White]]~~

The Honorable: /* Big tit movies / pictures of Julie Brown */

2022-12-26T18:57:36Z

Big tit movies / pictures of Julie Brown

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	== ~~Big tit movies / pictures of Julie Brown~~ ==		== External links ==
	* {{~~mrskin\|00277~~}}		* {{aznude}}

	{{GFDL}}		{{GFDL}}

The Honorable: Copying from Category:Caucasian to Category:White using Cat-a-lot

2022-01-22T19:51:29Z

Copying from Category:Caucasian to Category:White using Cat-a-lot

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MasterofBustyz at 19:17, 31 August 2020

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	\| myspace = therealjuliebrown		\| myspace = therealjuliebrown
	\| youtube = JulieBrownTV		\| youtube = JulieBrownTV
	\| ~~xpeeps~~ =		\| facebook = juliebrownfans

	\| modelmayhem =		\| modelmayhem =

The Honorable: Reverted edits by ILuvHourglass (talk) to last revision by Glaivas

2015-01-09T23:27:11Z

Reverted edits by ILuvHourglass (talk) to last revision by Glaivas

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	Another pilot was filmed for NBC called ''Julie Brown: The Show'' and featured a similar theme. In it Brown was the hostess of a talk show and she would interview actual celebrity guests, interspersed with scripted scenarios. The pilot was aired but the show was not picked up; years later it leaked onto the internet.<ref>http://youtube.com/watch?v=rqBaYdzZn9k 3</ref>		Another pilot was filmed for NBC called ''Julie Brown: The Show'' and featured a similar theme. In it Brown was the hostess of a talk show and she would interview actual celebrity guests, interspersed with scripted scenarios. The pilot was aired but the show was not picked up; years later it leaked onto the internet.<ref>http://youtube.com/watch?v=rqBaYdzZn9k 3</ref>

	In 1992, Brown starred in her own Fox sketch comedy show, ''The Edge''. It was soon cancelled, although two regulars she cast, Jennifer Aniston and Wayne Knight, went on to success in other television comedies, while still another, Tom Kenny, found success with ''Mr. Show''. That same year, she released the Showtime television movie ''Medusa: Dare to Be Truthful'', a scathing satire of celebrity [[Madonna]] and her backstage documentary ''Truth or Dare''. (Co-star Kathy Griffin later starred on ''Suddenly Susan.'') Brown followed with another satire, ''Attack of the 5 Ft. 2 Women'', which lampooned the violence of ice skater Tonya Harding toward rival Nancy Kerrigan, as well as that of widely publicized castrator Lorena Bobbitt. Brown continued to make television guest appearances and contributed voices to various cartoons, including ''Animaniacs'' and ''Aladdin''.		In 1992, Brown starred in her own Fox sketch comedy show, ''The Edge''. It was soon cancelled, although two regulars she cast, Jennifer Aniston and Wayne Knight, went on to success in other television comedies, while still another, Tom Kenny, found success with ''Mr. Show'' and ''SpongeBob Squarepants''. That same year, she released the Showtime television movie ''Medusa: Dare to Be Truthful'', a scathing satire of celebrity [[Madonna]] and her backstage documentary ''Truth or Dare''. (Co-star Kathy Griffin later starred on ''Suddenly Susan.'') Brown followed with another satire, ''Attack of the 5 Ft. 2 Women'', which lampooned the violence of ice skater Tonya Harding toward rival Nancy Kerrigan, as well as that of widely publicized castrator Lorena Bobbitt. Brown continued to make television guest appearances and contributed voices to various cartoons, including ''Animaniacs'' and ''Aladdin''.

	Brown appeared as Coach Millie Stoeger in the hit film ''Clueless'', reprising that role on ABC's 1996-1999 spinoff TV series, for which she was also a writer, producer and director. In 2000, Brown created the series ''Strip Mall'' for the Comedy Central network; it ran two seasons.		Brown appeared as Coach Millie Stoeger in the hit film ''Clueless'', reprising that role on ABC's 1996-1999 spinoff TV series, for which she was also a writer, producer and director. In 2000, Brown created the series ''Strip Mall'' for the Comedy Central network; it ran two seasons.

ILuvHourglass: unessarry inclusion

2014-07-22T00:25:40Z

unessarry inclusion

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	Another pilot was filmed for NBC called ''Julie Brown: The Show'' and featured a similar theme. In it Brown was the hostess of a talk show and she would interview actual celebrity guests, interspersed with scripted scenarios. The pilot was aired but the show was not picked up; years later it leaked onto the internet.<ref>http://youtube.com/watch?v=rqBaYdzZn9k 3</ref>		Another pilot was filmed for NBC called ''Julie Brown: The Show'' and featured a similar theme. In it Brown was the hostess of a talk show and she would interview actual celebrity guests, interspersed with scripted scenarios. The pilot was aired but the show was not picked up; years later it leaked onto the internet.<ref>http://youtube.com/watch?v=rqBaYdzZn9k 3</ref>

	In 1992, Brown starred in her own Fox sketch comedy show, ''The Edge''. It was soon cancelled, although two regulars she cast, Jennifer Aniston and Wayne Knight, went on to success in other television comedies, while still another, Tom Kenny, found success with ''Mr. Show~~'' and ''SpongeBob Squarepants~~''. That same year, she released the Showtime television movie ''Medusa: Dare to Be Truthful'', a scathing satire of celebrity [[Madonna]] and her backstage documentary ''Truth or Dare''. (Co-star Kathy Griffin later starred on ''Suddenly Susan.'') Brown followed with another satire, ''Attack of the 5 Ft. 2 Women'', which lampooned the violence of ice skater Tonya Harding toward rival Nancy Kerrigan, as well as that of widely publicized castrator Lorena Bobbitt. Brown continued to make television guest appearances and contributed voices to various cartoons, including ''Animaniacs'' and ''Aladdin''.		In 1992, Brown starred in her own Fox sketch comedy show, ''The Edge''. It was soon cancelled, although two regulars she cast, Jennifer Aniston and Wayne Knight, went on to success in other television comedies, while still another, Tom Kenny, found success with ''Mr. Show''. That same year, she released the Showtime television movie ''Medusa: Dare to Be Truthful'', a scathing satire of celebrity [[Madonna]] and her backstage documentary ''Truth or Dare''. (Co-star Kathy Griffin later starred on ''Suddenly Susan.'') Brown followed with another satire, ''Attack of the 5 Ft. 2 Women'', which lampooned the violence of ice skater Tonya Harding toward rival Nancy Kerrigan, as well as that of widely publicized castrator Lorena Bobbitt. Brown continued to make television guest appearances and contributed voices to various cartoons, including ''Animaniacs'' and ''Aladdin''.

	Brown appeared as Coach Millie Stoeger in the hit film ''Clueless'', reprising that role on ABC's 1996-1999 spinoff TV series, for which she was also a writer, producer and director. In 2000, Brown created the series ''Strip Mall'' for the Comedy Central network; it ran two seasons.		Brown appeared as Coach Millie Stoeger in the hit film ''Clueless'', reprising that role on ABC's 1996-1999 spinoff TV series, for which she was also a writer, producer and director. In 2000, Brown created the series ''Strip Mall'' for the Comedy Central network; it ran two seasons.