Biography
A larger than life figure in every sense of the term, he was part of a cadre of confrontational stand-ups that included Colin Quinn, Jim Norton, Nick DiPaolo and Rich Vos, whose no-holds-barred humor found favor with young audiences, if not always critical praise. After a slow-starting career that saw him move from his native Boston to the U.K. in search of a break, he returned to the States in 2002, where he became a favorite on comedy series …
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Career Milestones
2011 | Returned to his roasting duties in "The Comedy Central Roast of Charlie Sheen" |
2008 | Appeared on HBO's "Def Comedy Jam" |
2005 | Made a recurring appearance on NBC's "The Office" |
2005 | Joined the ensemble cast of roasters in "The Comedy Central Roast of Jeff Foxworthy" |
2005 | Returned to the VH1 special sequel "I Love the '90s: Part Deux" |
2004 | Landed a featured role on the Fox series "The Jury" |
2004 | Featured as a commentator on VH1 special "I Love the '90s" |
2002 | Starred in the action comedy "Paper Soldiers" |
2002 | Feature debut in Spike Lee directed crime drama "25th Hour" |
1997 | Made his television debut playing a comic on the MTV series "Apt. 2F" |