Kirk Fox is a triple threat—a film and television actor, TV host, and respected stand-up comedian.

As an actor, in television, he has had recurring roles on NBC’s hit comedy Parks and Recreation opposite Amy Poehler, Nickelodeon’s How To Rock, and more recently on the hit FOX show The Mick starring Kaitlin Olson. Additionally, he has guest starred on some of the best shows on television, including Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Community, and The Carmichael Show, as well as being a series regular on the
CBS one-hour dramedy, Rush Hour.

Fox’s experience is not only limited to TV, as he has also built an impressive list of movie credits including Forgetting Sarah Marshall, The Postman directed by Kevin Costner, Post Grad starring Michael Keaton, Wyatt Earp, and
The Patriot starring Mel Gibson.

In stand-up, besides being a regular at the Comedy Store, Improv, and Laugh Factory in Los Angeles, he has been seen on Comedy Central Presents and has performed multiple guest appearances on The Tonight Show and Conan. His newest project—and first one-hour stand-up comedy special—titled Kirk Fox: That Guy, will debut in April of this year on Showtime.

Mary Lynn Rajskub has established herself as a versatile and dynamic actress, writer and performer through impressive television and film roles, as well as stand-out live performances. Her fan-favorite role as computer genius Chloe O’Brian on FOX’s smash hit 24 helped earn the show a 2006 Emmy win for Best Drama, as well as 2006 and 2005 SAG nominations for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series.
Rajskub went to art school for painting but discovered performing arts. After her first one-woman show, she received a review saying her performance was “one of the strangest and funniest performances I have ever seen.” From that moment, she began honing her skills as a comedian and dramatic actress.
After arriving in Los Angeles, Mary Lynn was cast on David Cross and Bob Odenkirk’s critically acclaimed HBO sketch comedy Series Mr. Show with Bob and David. Quickly thereafter she joined HBO’s The Larry Sanders Show. In addition to 24, her recent episodic work includes It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Flight of the Conchords, Raising Hope and Modern Family.
Mary Lynn’s big screen credits include Julie and Julia with Meryl Streep and Amy Adams, Firewall, opposite Harrison Ford, Legally Blonde II: Red, White, and Blonde, Sweet Home Alabama, Dude, Where’s My Car, and Roadtrip. She can also be seen in indie hits including Sunshine Cleaning, with Amy Adams and Emily Blunt, Academy Award winning Little Miss Sunshine, Punch Drunk Love starring Adam Sandler and in the upcoming film Safety Not Guaranteed which aired at Sundance.
Mary Lynn is currently making a return to stand up comedy where she has an established cult following, and resides in Los Angeles with her husband and their son.

Brian Scolaro is most known for his appearances on "CONAN", his half hour Comedy Central special "COMEDY CENTRAL PRESENTS: BRIAN SCOLARO", as Doug on TBS's "SULLIVAN AND SON", and as Stuart on FOX's "STACKED". He has appeared on "DEXTER", "MAD MEN", "BONES", "CASTLE", "GREY'S ANATOMY," "THE MIDDLE", "SUPERIOR DONUTS", "I'M DYING UP HERE", "HARRY'S LAW," "MEN OF A CERTAIN AGE", "THE EXES", "GIRL MEETS WORLD", "TRUTH BE TOLD" and has also had recurring roles on "KROLL SHOW", "LIFE AND TIMES OF TIM" and "WIZARDS OF WAVERLY PLACE"; as well as a regular role as Gordon on NBC's "THREE SISTERS".

He has gone on to share his original and yet old school style of stand up on "CONAN", "THE LATE LATE SHOW WITH CRAIG FERGUSON", "GOTHAM COMEDY LIVE", "LATE NITE WITH CONAN O'BRIEN", COMEDY CENTRAL'S "LIVE AT GOTHAM", "COMICS UNLEASHED " and finally his very own half hour special "COMEDY CENTRAL PRESENTS: BRIAN SCOLARO" which still airs multiple times a year and is one of their popular downloads on Comedy Central's iTunes page.

Justin Martindale is an LA based comedian originally from San Antonio, TX who has been seen on @Midnight on Comedy Central, Acting Out on MTV and as the correspondent on E! as well as the series Worst Thing I Ever…. In 2014, he was the co-creator for the hit Funny or Die web series Not Looking which received high acclaim by Slate, The Advocate, and Huffington Post. He wrote for the LEGENDARY Joan Rivers on Fashion Police and has opened for Sandra Bernhard, Whitney Cummings, and Fortune Feimster. He's performed with Atlantis cruises and resorts and has been seen on LOGO TV's One Night Stand Up. He can also be heard on such podcasts as the Joe Rogan Experience with Joe Rogan and the Skeptic Tank with comedian Ari Shaffir.

Who is Argus Hamilton, and why is everybody quoting him?

Meet the funniest topical comedian in America, the man Robin Williams once called "the Will Rogers of the Baby Boom." Argus Hamilton's daily column of jokes on the news, now carried in over 100 newspapers across the United States, is also read and heard by millions on the Internet and on radio stations across the country.

Argus James Hamilton III is the son, grandson and great-grandson of Methodist ministers in the South. A proud graduate of the University of Oklahoma and now based in Los Angeles, Argus brings an unusual perspective to the news from Washington and around the country. "I'm an English Monarchist and a Southern secessionist," Argus says. "Let's see Rush Limbaugh get to the right of that."

Argus Hamilton performs at corporate, political and charity events around the country. When he's in Los Angeles, he can be seen working out the latest material nightly at The Comedy Store in Hollywood.
Argus is regularly quoted by daily newspapers including The San Francisco Chronicle and the Los Angeles Times, by weekly business papers including the Orange County Business Journal, by Time magazine and by radio personalities including Paul Harvey.

Argus was honored by Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry as the official comedian of the Oklahoma Centennial and appeared with the governor in the 2007 Tournament of Roses Parade.

You can read Argus Hamilton's outrageously funny humor column on the Internet six days a week -- yes, six days a week ("Unbelievable," says Yahoo.com) -- at www.argushamilton.com