Pat Brown

I’m not entirely certain which Pat Brown you meant by “American entertainer” — there are a few public figures by that name in entertainment or media. Below are sketches of two possible “Pat Browns,” plus pointers so you can tell me which one you meant (or if it’s someone else).

Possible Pat Brown — Stand-up Comedian, Entertainer

One Pat Brown is a contemporary comedian and entertainer.

Biography & Career Highlights

• She has appeared on CBS’s Late Show with Stephen Colbert, HBO’s 2 Dope Queens, NBC’s Comic’s Unleashed, and Comedy Central’s Laffapoolza.

• She was a writer for the 2019 ESPY Awards.

• She also serves as an emcee in San Diego, and has had roles in local media (radio, community emceeing).

• On her comedic profile, she’s described as a “former Division 1 college athlete turned stand-up comedian.”

Style & Persona

• Her comedy is often described as storytelling, blending silly, smart, down-to-earth humor.

• She is said to be a “lovable adult tomgirl” (a humorous self-description) who is “fun smart.”

• She is active on radio (e.g. Sirius) and in stand-up circuits.

Quotes & Public Voice

I couldn’t reliably locate a curated set of her quotes that are widely documented. (Many sites mention “30+ Pat Brown quotes” but do not always provide verifiable sourcing.)

Alternate Possibility — Pat Brown the Criminal Profiler / Author / TV Commentator

Another public figure is Pat Brown, an American criminal profiler, author, and TV commentator.

Although she is known mostly for her work in crime, investigation, and commentary, one might loosely call her a media personality (entertainer is less accurate). But here is her profile:

Biography & Work

• Born in New Jersey; moved to Virginia at age nine.

• She holds a MA in Criminal Justice and has worked with law enforcement on cold cases, profiling, and forensic behavioral analysis.

• Pat Brown has written multiple books, including Killing for Sport: Inside the Minds of Serial Killers and The Profiler: My Life Hunting Serial Killers and Psychopaths.

• She frequently appears on news shows (CNN, MSNBC, FOX) as a crime commentator.

• She also hosted a Discovery Channel documentary The Mysterious Death of Cleopatra (2004) and consulted for crime shows.

Voice & Themes

Her public voice centers on truth-seeking, behavioral analysis, crime prevention, and demystifying the psychology of criminals. Her style is analytical and investigative, rather than comedic or light entertainment.

If you tell me which Pat Brown you had in mind (the stand-up comedian/entertainer or the crime profiler/author), or provide a clue (era, works, known for), I'll write a full biography and quote set accordingly. Which one shall I expand on?