Megan Mullally (born November 12, 1958) is an American actress, singer and media personality. After working in the theatre in Chicago, Mullally moved to Los Angeles in 1981, and appeared in several small roles in film and television productions. She made her Broadway debut in 1994, and has appearance in several musical theatre productions such as Grease and Young Frankenstein. From 1998 until 2006, she played Karen Walker on the TV sitcom Will...
Karen confirms Jack's worst fears, that Will has feelings for him....or so sh...
Karen gives in and tells Rosario she'll give her every Friday off.
Rosario reminds Karen that when Rosario was saving her life, Karen promised h...
Karen apologizes to Rosie right after she insults her. Rosario did save her ...
Karen tells Grace that while she was out in the freezing water of the ocean s...
Karen recounts her story to Grace, Will and Jack about how she fell overboard...
Rosario wants into the room to let Karen know that Olivia is there to stay wi...
Karen is talking to Olivia as they try to renew their relationship.
Karen is talking to Olivia after she decided to kick her out of the house bec...
Karen showed up at the mall to hang out with Olivia and her teenage friends b...
Karen is using slang to try and fit in with Olivia and her teenage friends bu...
Jack was hanging out with Olivia and her friends at the mall when Karen showe...
Karen is trying to fit in with Olivia and her friends at the mall by using wh...
Karen is trying to fit in with Olivia and her friends at the mall so she's tr...
Karen shows up at the mall to hang out with Jack and Olivia and she's rocking...
Karen is talking to Jack who just got back from the mall with Olivia.
Karen and Rosario are putting up decorations and Rosario needs a break from b...
Karen is talking to Olivia who needs to stay at her house for awhile since he...
Rosario came into the room where Jack was reading a story to Karen.
Will probably gives his bills to Karen who pays him without knowing what he d...
Karen is talking to the board members of her company that just voted her out.
Karen is getting sentimental with the board members who have voted her out of...
Karen is at the board meeting for her company and she's defending herself ove...
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