Dan St. Germain is a prominent comedian known for his sharp wit and dynamic stage presence. He has a Half Hour Special on Comedy Central and has showcased his talents on a variety of popular television shows such as The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Conan, and @Midnight. His relatable and often self-deprecating humor has also been featured on John Oliver’s New York Stand-Up Show, The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore, and Adam Ruins Everything. Recognized for his comedic prowess, Dan was selected as one of Variety’s “10 Comics To Watch” and listed as one of Paste Magazine’s Top 10 Great Underrated Comedians. In 2013, he was named Time Out NY’s “Comedy Breakout.” His acclaim continued with honors such as being a Playboy Touring Comic to Watch in 2015 and appearing on Mandatory.com’s “Comedians to Watch Out For” list in 2014. He also participated in Stephen Sondheim’s Young Playwrights Festival, highlighting his diverse talents beyond stand-up comedy. Dan has made significant contributions to the world of television writing and show development. He has created and starred in several web series, including Kicking Dan Out on My Damn Channel, In Security on Comedy Central Studios, and Pulling Out on Above Average. He served as the head writer on truTV’s Ten Things and contributed to The Guys Choice Awards and The Onion Sports Network. His voice and perspective have been shared on numerous podcasts, appearing as a guest on popular shows like WTF with Marc Maron, You Made it Weird, and Girl on Guy with Aisha Tyler. Dan even shared the screen with Howard Stern in a Super Bowl commercial and has portrayed the Jack Links hermit on Comedy Central. Dan's joke-writing skills earned him a spot on Time Out New York's list of best jokes about New York City, joining ranks with legends like Woody Allen. His podcast My Dumb Friends, part of the All Things Comedy Network, and his album Bad at the Good Times on AST Records were both praised by Paste Magazine as among the best of 2014. Currently, Dan is channeling his comedic talents into writing for the Comedy Central show Not Safe with Nikki Glaser, further solidifying his role as a versatile and influential figure in the world of comedy.