Biography
A. comedy clubs, cable specials, and TV guest spots before joining the talented ensemble of the disappointing "All-American Girl" (ABC, 1994-95), a would-be breakthrough sitcom about the Asian American experience. Gold played Gloria, the sharp-tongued white girlfriend and department store co-worker of Margaret Cho. As much of Gold's material deals with her relationship with her mother, her sensibility fit in well with the themes of the sitcom …
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Career Milestones
1999 | Returned to performing stand-up | |
1997 | Was featured in one-act play "Sisters" at the Ensemble Studio Theatre Marathon '97, Series A | |
1996 | Became a writer-producer on "The Rosie O'Donnell Show", a syndicated daytime talk/variety show | |
1996 | Appeared in the pilot for "Arli$$", an HBO sports sitcom | |
1995 | TV-movie acting debut, played Elsa Munster Hyde, the sister of Herman, in Fox's "Here Come the Munsters" | |
1995 | Joined cast of ABC soap "The City" | |
1995 | Cast as a regular on "Blame It on Ernie", an ill-fated UPN sitcom which suspended production after three episodes were in the can when the network backed out of its 13 episode commitment | |
1995 | Made TV writing debut as headliner of her own stand-up comedy special, "HBO Comedy Half-Hour: Judy Gold", which won a 1996 Cable Ace Award for Best Stand-up Show or Special | |
1994 | TV series debut as a regular, "All-American Girl" | |
1992 | Appeared on the NBC special "The Comedy Store's 20th Birthday" | |
1992 | Appeared in "Laughing Back: Comedy Takes a Stand", a Lifetime variety special that raised awareness for the National Coalition Against Sexual Assault | |
1991 | Did a TV guest spot on "Roseanne" playing a clerk at a Big and Tall clothing store | |
| Made frequent guest appearances on "The Arsenio Hall Show" | ||
| Began performing stand-up comedy for her friends at her Rutgers University dormitory | ||
| Grew up in Clark, New Jersey | ||