Andy Kindler is a prominent figure in the comedy world, known for his incisive wit and fearless critiques of the entertainment industry. He frequently appeared as a guest and correspondent on "The Late Show with David Letterman," where his sharp humor resonated with audiences. Every summer, he takes center stage at the prestigious Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal to deliver the State of the Industry address, which draws a crowd of comedians and Hollywood insiders. In these addresses, Kindler is notorious for his candid and often scathing observations about the entertainment world, boldly critiquing his fellow comedians—a move that was once considered taboo. As the comedy boom of the nineties was fizzling out, Andy penned the "Hack's Handbook" for National Lampoon, a satirical guide that cleverly parodied overused comedy clichés. This work showcased his talent for exposing the formulaic nature of some comedic styles. Over the years, Andy has amassed an impressive array of credits, including performances on the "HBO Young Comedians Special," "Late Night with Conan O'Brien," "The Daily Show," and roles in animated series like "Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist" and "Home Movies." He also made memorable appearances on "The Larry Sanders Show." Many recognize Andy Kindler for his role as the affable character 'Andy' on the CBS hit sitcom "Everybody Loves Raymond," where his performance added a unique charm to the series. Andy has also been a regular on Lewis Black's "Root of All Evil," further cementing his place in the comedic landscape. Through his work, Kindler continues to be a significant voice in comedy, known for his relentless and humorous examination of the industry.