Eric Deskin is a multifaceted individual, exceling as both an actor and comedian. His television credits are impressive, with recurring appearances in sketches on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, as well as notable roles in "Criminal Minds," "Elementary," "For The People," and "Grace & Frankie." He has also made significant contributions to the world of film, starring alongside notable actors like Jason Bateman and Wayne Knight in "The Longest Week" and "Excuse Me for Living," respectively.
In addition to his on-screen work, Eric has had a prolific career in commercials and print campaigns, representing reputable brands such as Nexium, Apple, Cablevision, British Airways, and Post Cereal.
As a comedian, Eric has become a staple in the Los Angeles comedy scene, regularly performing at comedy clubs, theaters, and other venues. His unique brand of humor has been praised by BackStage Magazine, which described his comedy as "edgy, observant, and funny, with the sort of brainy observations you wish you'd thought of yourself."
Eric is also the co-writer, co-star, and co-producer of The Cat & Eric Show, an online comedy sketch series that has garnered tens of millions of views. The show's success is a testament to Eric's creative prowess and ability to craft humor that resonates with a wide audience.
Born and raised in New York, Eric has a diverse background, having worked as a corporate attorney at one of the city's oldest and most prestigious law firms. Although the firm's demise was not entirely his fault, Eric's legal expertise is now limited to offering tongue-in-cheek advice.
A passionate hockey enthusiast, Eric once aspired to play in the NHL, but ultimately realized his lack of size and skill made it an unrealistic goal. Instead, he channels his energy into playing for The Pasadena Outlaws, a beer league team, where he has even scored a goal on a one-timer passed by Academy Award-winning actor Tim Robbins.
