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Her slew of different characters on Disney Channel showed that there were different ways you could be an Asian American teen. For many young Asian Americans who didn’t see themselves represented in pop culture, Brenda was a beacon of hope.
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Sure, her characters were often exaggerations, London best embodying that, but this made sense for children’s programming. It’s safe to say that Brenda was one of the first Asian Americans many young people saw on television, at least in fully developed roles instead of just being a throwaway background extra or one-liner guest star. Stuck in the Suburbs had her playing the rambunctious Natasha, a teen whose best friend, Brittany (Danielle Panabaker), accidentally swaps phones with pop sensation Jordan Cahill (Taran Killam) after he visits their suburban hometown.ĪREA blazer and skirt, $780 to $1,350. She starred alongside Lindsay Lohan in Get a Clue, in which a group of high schoolers follow a thread of mysteries in search of a missing teacher.
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In 2000, Brenda made her DCOM (Disney Channel Original Movie) debut in The Ultimate Christmas Present, a wacky, ahead-of-its-time movie where she and her best friend Allie (Hallee Hirsh) literally cause a snowstorm of trouble after they steal Santa Claus’s weather machine to engineer a snow day. Following her stint on Nickelodeon, Brenda began her reign on Disney Channel. Then eventually she nabbed her first major television role at age 10 on Nickelodeon’s 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd - a zany kid’s sitcom about a former bully who has magically turned into a dog and won't revert back until he completes 100 good deeds.