Squeaky-voiced comedienne Victoria Jackson is perhaps best known for being a cast member of the NBC's Saturday Night Live from 1986 to 1992, but she also makes film appearances. Jackson made her film debut in Stoogemania. Following college, Jackson did summer stock theater in California. From there, Jackson went to Hollywood, working odd jobs while launching her career as a stand-up comic. Jackson's big break came from an appearance on The Tonight Show in which she recited poetry while doing a handstand. The funny lady went on to appear a total of 22 times on the enduring nighttime talk show. Following her long stint on SNL, Jackson married her old high school flame and returned to Florida to raise a family. Since then her film and television appearances, on shows such as The Naked Truth, have been sporadic, though Jackson did find time to record a children's album, Ukulele Lady. Fortunately, Victoria Jackson continues to perform stand-up around the country. Funny lady!