Lynne Koplitz, a prominent figure in the world of comedy, is a graduate of Troy State University in Alabama. Her journey in entertainment began with community theater ventures in Nashville, Knoxville, and Atlanta, where she honed her acting skills before venturing into the bustling comedy scene of New York City. It was there, on a whim, that Lynne tried her hand at stand-up comedy, quickly making a name for herself with her sharp wit and distinctive humor. In New York, she became a regular performer at notable venues such as Stand-Up New York, Comic Strip Live, and Gotham Comedy Club. Her comedic talents earned her a co-starring role on SONY's syndicated talk show "Life and Style," where she shared the screen with Jules Asner, Kimora Lee Simmons, and Cynthia Garrett. Lynne's charisma and humor led to her own half-hour comedy special, "Comedy Central Presents: Lynne Koplitz," which remains in rotation on the popular network. Lynne's comedy has been showcased at the prestigious Montreal Just For Laughs Comedy Festival on two occasions, further cementing her status as a respected comedian. Diversifying her television appearances, she co-hosted the Food Network's comedy cooking show "How to Boil Water" and served as a co-host for NBC's "Shop & Style." Her early television presence was marked by her role as the host of the nationally syndicated relationship show "Change of Heart," where her engaging personality caught the attention of many. Lynne has also guest hosted NBC's "Later" and appeared as a featured comedian on Comedy Central's "Premium Blend." She has made guest appearances on NBC's "Extra" and "The Other Half." Lynne achieved a significant milestone in her career as the first comedienne, since the likes of Roseanne and Brett Butler, to secure a development deal for a sitcom with Tom Werner, part of the renowned Carsey/Werner team known for producing classic TV hits such as "Roseanne," "Grace Under Fire," and "That 70s Show." Lynne Koplitz continues to charm audiences with her humor and remains a recognizable and influential figure in the world of stand-up comedy.