On All That, she was the original anchor of the "Vital Information" sketch, reprising the role in successor Danny Tamberelli's absence in the 100th episode. She also played Miss Fingerly and Miss Hushbaum, the loud librarian. She played Connie Muldoon in the 1997 Good Burger film, as a patron of the burger joint as she would be when the character appeared in several "Good Burger" sketches. Her role in the show led to her being a frequent panelist on the game show Figure It Out, in fact taking over hosting duties in one episode, while host Summer Sanders took over Denberg's panelist seat.
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| - On All That, she was the original anchor of the "Vital Information" sketch, reprising the role in successor Danny Tamberelli's absence in the 100th episode. She also played Miss Fingerly and Miss Hushbaum, the loud librarian. She played Connie Muldoon in the 1997 Good Burger film, as a patron of the burger joint as she would be when the character appeared in several "Good Burger" sketches. Her role in the show led to her being a frequent panelist on the game show Figure It Out, in fact taking over hosting duties in one episode, while host Summer Sanders took over Denberg's panelist seat.
- Lori Beth Denberg (born February 2, 1976) is an American actress and comedian. Other than being in movies and other television shows, she is most famous for doing works on Nickelodeon such as All That. She is also most notable for being one of the panelists on Figure it Out. She sat on the last panel seat next to Danny Tamberelli on the left and had a knack for guessing the right answer before the contestant got the grand prize. One time in 1998, she sub-hosted for Summer Sanders for the first half of the episode. But before she became a panelist on Figure it Out, she was a contestant on Child's Play giving out the words to the contestants in the studio. As of 2012, she starred in one episode of Workaholics.
- Lori Beth Denberg (born 2/2/76) is an American actress and comedian, best known for her work as a part of All That as was as her role as Lydia on the WB sitcom The Steve Harvey Show. She was also a regular Figure It Out panelist, having a knack for guessing the right answer just before the contestant could win the grand prize. She began acting in community theater and school plays at the age of six.
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| - On All That, she was the original anchor of the "Vital Information" sketch, reprising the role in successor Danny Tamberelli's absence in the 100th episode. She also played Miss Fingerly and Miss Hushbaum, the loud librarian. She played Connie Muldoon in the 1997 Good Burger film, as a patron of the burger joint as she would be when the character appeared in several "Good Burger" sketches. Her role in the show led to her being a frequent panelist on the game show Figure It Out, in fact taking over hosting duties in one episode, while host Summer Sanders took over Denberg's panelist seat.
- Lori Beth Denberg (born February 2, 1976) is an American actress and comedian. Other than being in movies and other television shows, she is most famous for doing works on Nickelodeon such as All That. She is also most notable for being one of the panelists on Figure it Out. She sat on the last panel seat next to Danny Tamberelli on the left and had a knack for guessing the right answer before the contestant got the grand prize. One time in 1998, she sub-hosted for Summer Sanders for the first half of the episode. But before she became a panelist on Figure it Out, she was a contestant on Child's Play giving out the words to the contestants in the studio. As of 2012, she starred in one episode of Workaholics.
- Lori Beth Denberg (born 2/2/76) is an American actress and comedian, best known for her work as a part of All That as was as her role as Lydia on the WB sitcom The Steve Harvey Show. She was also a regular Figure It Out panelist, having a knack for guessing the right answer just before the contestant could win the grand prize. She began acting in community theater and school plays at the age of six.
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