Patton Oswalt, a renowned comedian, has been a staple in the American comedy scene since 1996, consistently headlining at various clubs across the United States. His impressive career has also been showcased through his own standup specials on Comedy Central and HBO, solidifying his status as a household name.
In 2002, Entertainment Weekly recognized Oswalt as the "It" comedian, a testament to his rising popularity and influence in the industry. His extensive television credits include a recurring role on Late Night with Conan O'Brien, which began in 1993, as well as guest appearances on iconic shows such as Seinfeld in 1989 and NewsRadio in 1995.
Beyond his comedic endeavors, Oswalt has also made a name for himself as a talented writer. He spent two seasons working on the popular sketch comedy show Mad TV, which premiered in 1995, and has also lent his writing skills to the MTV Music Video Awards. Currently, Oswalt is focusing on writing screenplays and has made notable appearances in several feature films, including Starsky & Hutch in 2004, Man on the Moon in 1999, and Magnolia in 1999.
