History Creator / AliWong

** In ''Baby Cobra'', she calls out the double standard for comedians who have children: female comics disappear, male comics get to go up on stage and crack jokes about fatherhood a week later. Wong defies this double standard by appearing visibly pregnant in ''both'' of her Netflix specials.

* IvyLeagueForEveryone: PlayedForLaughs. In her specials, she makes a big deal about her husband being a Harvard alum, because she assumed he'd be rich and successful and she can take it easy. Later, it turns out her husband was $70,000 in student debt, which she paid off with her TV money. She later admits that she's much wealthier than he is.
-->So, as it turns out, [[GoldDigger he’s the one who trapped me]]. How did he do it? How did he bamboozle me?

* CelebrityCrush: In ''Don Wong'' she claims that her type is men who look like Creator/KeanuReeves, a description her husband fills.

* AdoredByTheNetwork: By Creator/{{Netflix}}, in addition to her two comedy specials, she has appeared in a couple of Netflix originals, including the heavily-promoted ''Always Be My Maybe''.

* ADegreeInUseless: She considers her BA in Ethnic Studies, a degree where "you study how to blame everything on white people", a degree that wasn't expected to make money.

* ToiletHumor: One comedic bit in ''Baby Cobra'' is about pooping and the pains of doing it in an office versus doing it at home.

* DoubleStandard: In ''Baby Cobra'', she calls out the double standard for comedians who have children: female comics disappear, male comics get to go up on stage and crack jokes about fatherhood a week later. Wong defies this double standard by appearing visibly pregnant in ''both'' of her Netflix specials.

* ''Series/AmericanHousewife'' (2016-present): Doris

Wong has also written for ''Series/FreshOffTheBoat''. She has two stand-up specials on Creator/{{Netflix}}: ''Baby Cobra'' and ''Hard Knock Wife'', and has appeared AsHerself on ''Series/BillNyeSavesTheWorld'' and ''Series/UglyDelicious''.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheAngryBirdsMovie'' (2016): Betty Bird (voice)

* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegoNinjagoMovie'' (2017): General Olivia (voice)
* ''WesternAnimation/RalphBreaksTheInternet'' (2018): Felony (voice)
* ''WesternAnimation/TucaAndBertie'' (2019): Bertie (voice)

* ''WesternAnimation/BigMouth'' (2019): Ali (voice)

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Onward}}'' (2020): Gore (voice)
* ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerbTheMovieCandaceAgainstTheUniverse'' (2020); Super Super Big Doctor (voice)

* IvyLeagueForEveryone: PlayedForLaughs. She makes a big deal about her husband being a Harvard alum, because she assumed he'd be rich and successful and she can take it easy. Later, it turns out her husband was $70,000 in student debt, which she paid off with her TV money. She later admits that she's much wealthier than he is.

* IvyLeagueForEveryone: PlayedForLaughs. She makes a big deal about her husband being a Harvard alum, because she assumes he'll be rich and successful and she can take it easy. Later, it turns out her husband was $70,000 in student debt, which she paid off with her TV money. She later admits that she's much wealthier than he is.

* TrophyWife: Backfired on her. In her first special, She believed that she could be a stay at home mom while her husband, an Ivy League graduate would be easy street for her. Come Hard Knock Wife, she learns that not only does she get tired of being a mom who never rests at all, but her husband was in such colossal debt (which she paid off) that he's ultimately the one who believes he can knock off on his job while she carries the weight.

* ToiletHumor: One comedic bit in ''Baby Cobra'' is about pooping and the pains of doing it in an office versus doing it at home.

* IvyLeagueForEveryone: PlayedForLaughs. She makes a big deal about her husband being a Harvard alum, because she assumes he'll be rich and successful and she can take it easy. Later, it turns out her husband was $70,000 in student debt, which she paid off with her TV money.

* IvyLeagueForEveryone: PlayedForLaughs. She makes a big deal about her husband being a Harvard alum, because she assumes he'll be rich and successful and she can take it easy. Later, she admits that it turns out her husband was $70,000 in student debt, which she paid off with her TV money.

Alexandra "Ali" Wong (born 1982) is an American comedian, writer, and actress of Chinese and Vietnamese descent. She started out appearing in high-profile comedy shows before becoming a regular on Creator/ChelseaHandler's ''Series/AreYouThereChelsea''. She has had both minor and major roles in film and television since, including ''Series/BlackBox'', ''Series/AmericanHousewife'', and ''WesternAnimation/TucaAndBertie''. In 2019 she wrote and starred in ''Film/AlwaysBeMyMaybe'' alongside her friend and colleague Creator/RandallPark.

* FakeNationality: Her character in ''American Housewife'' is Korean-American though she is not, but this might be an in-joke/reference to her friend Randall Park (who ''is'' Korean-American) playing Chinese on ''Fresh Off the Boat''.

* StereotypeFlip: One of her raunchier jokes is about her relationship with a man who has [[spoiler:[[TeenyWeenie a micropenis]]]]. She drops the bomb when she reveals (to the audible shock of the audience) that [[spoiler:[[BlackIsBiggerInBed he was a black guy]]]]. She compares it to seeing a homeless Asian person.

* StereotypeFlip: One of her raunchier jokes is about her relationship with a man who has [[spoiler:[[TeenyWeenie a micropenis]]]]. She drops the bomb when she reveals (to the audible shock of the audience) that [[spoiler:[[BlackIsBiggerInBed he was a black guy]]]].

* ImpossiblyTackyEyewear: She is known for her comically large eyeglasses, which she wears in her private life as well as in many of her onscreen roles.

* ''Film/AlwaysBeMyMaybe'' (2019): Sasha Tran

* ImpossiblyTackyGlasses: She is known for her comically large eyeglasses, which she wears in her private life as well as in many of her onscreen roles.

* DoubleStandard: In ''Baby Cobra'', she calls out the double standard for comedians who have children: female comics disappear, male comics get to go up on stage and crack jokes about fatherhood a week later. Wong defies this double standard by appearing visibly pregnant in ''both'' of her Netflix specials.

* AdoredByTheNetwork: By Creator/{{Netflix}}, in addition to her two comedy specials, she has appeared in a couple of Netflix originals.
* DoubleStandard: In ''Baby Cobra'', she calls out the double standard for comedians who have children: female comics disappear, male comics get to go up on stage and crack jokes about fatherhood a week later.