Ro Haber's new doc 'We Are Pat' will explore the complex legacy of Julia Sweeney's 'Saturday Night Live' character Pat.

Saturday Night Live comedian Julia Sweeney opened up about her controversial sketch comedy character Pat in an interview with The View on Wednesday. Appearing alongside SNL alum Laraine Newman and ...

Julia Sweeney appeared on "The View" ahead of the "SNL" 50th Anniversary special and admitted that she "took it to heart" and "thought about it a lot" when her sketch comedy character Pat was met ...

During The View, Sweeney addressed some of the backlash she received from the transgender and non-binary community when she was playing Pat, since the character’s gender was never revealed.

Julia Sweeney’s recurring “Saturday Night Live” character Pat is still making headlines three decades later. Sweeney debuted the androgynous Pat during a December 1990 episode of “SNL.” ...

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So, sometimes, certain characters become fan favorites when it comes to TV. They capture the interest of television viewers, and almost instantly, we are pulled into their stories. But sometimes ...

Julia Sweeney's most memorable character is still her most controversial after 30 years. Pat Riley, named after the legendary NBA coach and executive, is androgynous by design, and the confusion ...

You probably know Pat Sajak as a prolific performer thanks ... Sajak is taking his performance prowess to a new medium after his departure from TV. The 77-year-old is set to take to the stage ...

Even though Pat’s no longer with us ... that fans are going to want to see these things and want to bring these characters to life in their own mind.” The first 10 episodes of Cobra Kai ...

Pat was a recurring character on “SNL” in the early 1990s and headlined the 1994 feature film, “It’s Pat.” The character is an androgynous misfit, with intended humor deriving from those ...