Kyle Dunnigan

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Kyle Dunnigan
Born 1971
Medium Stand up, television, film, radio
Nationality American
Partner(s) Sarah Silverman (2011–present) [1][2]
Notable works and roles "Comedy Central Presents", Cedric the Entertainer Presents, Howie Do It, Reno 911!, Professor Blastoff

Kyle Dunnigan is an American comedian.

He has appeared in stand-up comedy shows on Comedy Central like Comedy Central Presents,[3] and has made appearances on Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. He had a recurring role as Trudy Weigel's serial killer boyfriend, Craig Pullin, on Comedy Central's Reno 911! [4] and appeared in the Reno 911 movie.[5] He also was a cast member on Fox's Cedric the Entertainer Presents. He was also a cast member on Howie Mandel's practical joke reality show Howie Do It.[6] He headlined Laugh-A-Palooza in August 2012[7] and promised to "high five" [8] those who went to the show.

Dunnigan is also a musician and plays the electric guitar and the piano. He released an album with the title "Wait, There's More ..."[9]

Kyle has written (with Jordan Allen-Dutton) and starred in a pilot called "Brothers Strong" featuring his character "Craig", which he also portrays on various YouTube videos, including "Vanswers" which have millions of views.

Kyle, along with Tig Notaro and David Huntsberger, co-hosts the podcast Professor Blastoff on the Earwolf network.

Personal life [edit]

Dunnigan and comedian Sarah Silverman have been "in a relationship" since October 2011.[10]

References [edit]

  1. ^ dailymail.co.uk
  2. ^ Aukerman, Scott (28 May 2012). "Interview with Sarah Silverman and Kyle Dunnigan (Episode 160)". Comedy Bang Bang: The Podcast. 
  3. ^ comedycentral.com
  4. ^ w.imdb.com
  5. ^ rottentomatoes.com
  6. ^ nbc.com
  7. ^ theoaklandpress.com
  8. ^ theoaklandpress.com
  9. ^ billboard.com
  10. ^ dailymail.co.uk

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