Jon Dore, an Ottawa-born comedian, host, and actor, has captivated audiences with his offbeat humor and unique bait-and-switch style. Recognized by Variety as one of their “Top 10 Comics to Watch,” he has become a favorite on the comedy club and festival circuits across Canada and the United States. Dore’s career began with his role as the co-host of the cable talk show "Daytime Ottawa," where he showcased his comedic talent. He gained wider attention as an irreverent roving reporter on "Canadian Idol," where his humorous segments became a hallmark of the show. His breakout role came as the star of the award-winning 'mockumentary' series, "The Jon Dore Television Show," which highlighted his innovative comedic approach and garnered critical acclaim. Dore transitioned to American television, recently starring in the ABC-TV series "How to Live with Your Parents (for the Rest of Your Life)." He also hosted HBO Canada's "Funny as Hell," further solidifying his presence in the comedy world. Among his many television credits, Dore has starred in the stand-up specials "Comedy Central Presents…Jon Dore" and "Comedy Now!" and has been featured in Comedy Central's "Live At Gotham," "CC: Stand-Up: The Bonnaroo Experience," and "Mash Up." His versatility extends to acting, with guest appearances on popular shows like "How I Met Your Mother" and "Scare Tactics." He played the lead role in CBS’s pilot "My Life As An Experiment," showcasing his ability to adapt his comedic style to various formats. Dore made late-night television history as the first stand-up comedian to appear on "Conan," marking a significant milestone in his career. In addition to his television work, Dore has made his mark in film with credits including the indie drama "Gus" and the comedy "Stag." Through each project, Jon Dore continues to engage audiences with his dynamic performances and remains a prominent figure in the comedy industry.