Jim Breuer, a dynamic and versatile comedian, began his journey in comedy during his high school years at Valley Stream Central High School in Valley Stream, New York. Cultivating his skills in comedy clubs across the country, he eventually became a staple in the New York comedy scene. It was there, after just seven months, that Breuer landed a role on the nationally syndicated show "Uptown Comedy Club," where he spent two seasons honing his comedic talent. In 1995, Breuer's career took a significant leap when he joined the cast of NBC's "Saturday Night Live." During his four-year stint on the iconic show, Breuer became renowned for his original character "Goat Boy" and his impeccable impression of actor Joe Pesci. His time on "SNL" paved the way for his role in the cult stoner film "Half Baked," where he starred alongside Dave Chappelle. That summer, he showcased his diverse talents as a co-host on MTV's popular "MTV's Beach House." Breuer made numerous guest appearances on NBC's "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" and landed roles in several films, including "Dick" (1999) and "Once in the Life" (2000). More recently, he appeared in the comedy film "Beer League." Known for his innovation, Breuer pioneered the "heavy-metal comedy" revolution, blending his passion for rock 'n' roll with stand-up comedy. Backed by a full band, he entertains audiences with unique impressions, such as AC/DC's Brian Johnson and Metallica singing "If You're Happy and You Know It." His "Heavy Metal Man" comedy tours feature beloved routines like "The Wizard," "Coming Home at 4 a.m.," and "Party in the Stomach," earning him a spot among Comedy Central's "100 Greatest Stand-Ups of All Time." Breuer expanded his reach by launching his career in radio with "Jim Breuer Unleashed" on Sirius Satellite Radio's RawDog 104 in 2004. After four years, the show evolved into "Fridays with Breuer" on the merged Sirius/XM network. In 2009, Breuer's comedy underwent a transformation with his special "Let's Clear the Air." While acknowledging his reputation as a stoner comic from films like "Half Baked," Breuer focused on what truly matters to him: family. Influenced by Bill Cosby's appearance on his radio show, Breuer emphasized caring for his daughters and aging parents. This commitment to family inspired his documentary "More Than Me," which follows Breuer as he takes his 86-year-old father on a comedy tour. The film, which premiered at the 2009 Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal, highlights the challenges and rewards of caring for one's parents while maintaining their dignity. Today, Jim Breuer lives in the suburbs of New Jersey with his wife and three daughters, continuing to bring laughter to audiences while prioritizing family and the human experience.