Brooklyn born comedian Chris Distefano is a prominent figure in the New York comedy scene, celebrated for his high-energy and deeply personal comedic style. Balancing a blue-collar demeanor with an impressive educational background, Distefano holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from St. Joseph’s College and a doctorate in physical therapy from the New York Institute of Technology. His career in comedy took off as he opened for iconic performers such as Gilbert Gottfried, Richard Lewis, and Artie Lange. In 2012, his talent was recognized when he was named one of Comedy Central’s ‘Comics to Watch’ during the New York Comedy Festival. This accolade helped propel him into greater visibility in the entertainment world. Distefano's dynamic and engaging personality made him a favorite on MTV, where he hosted the hit show Guy Code and appeared on several of the network’s other programs, including Girl Code, Guy Court, Failosophy, and Money From Strangers. His television presence further solidified his status as a rising star in comedy. In addition to his work on stage and television, Distefano ventured into scripted comedy. CBS picked up a multi-camera sitcom centered on his life, co-written by Chris and the creators of How I Met Your Mother, Carter Bays and Craig Thomas. The show is an autobiographical take on his experiences, focusing on his marriage to his Puerto Rican wife and the birth of their daughter, providing a humorous yet heartfelt look at his family life. With a blend of humor, relatability, and authenticity, Chris Distefano has carved out a unique niche in comedy, connecting with audiences through both his personal experiences and his vibrant performances.