Tom Cotter is a comedian known for his high-energy, rapid-fire style that leaves audiences in stitches. His career took a significant leap when he became the first comedian to reach the finals of NBC’s “America’s Got Talent,” where his remarkable performance earned him a runner-up finish. This achievement propelled him into the comedic stratosphere, garnering him widespread recognition and acclaim. Before his landmark moment on “America’s Got Talent,” Tom had already established himself as a formidable presence in the comedy world. He won the Seattle International Comedy Competition and took home the grand prize at The Boston Comedy Festival. His talent was further acknowledged when he was voted "Best Stand-Up" at The Las Vegas Comedy Festival. Tom has become a familiar face on several popular television shows, including The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, NBC’s “Last Comic Standing,” and The Today Show. He also starred in his own series, TWO-FUNNY, on The Women’s Entertainment Network. His other TV credits include CBS’ The Late Late Show, Comedy Central’s “Premium Blend,” Comics Unleashed, and a Barbara Walters Prime-Time Special, among many others. After moving to New York City, Tom filmed his own Comedy Central special, “Comedy Central Presents… Tom Cotter,” and he was featured in the Miramax film, “Next Stop Wonderland.” His comedic talents have taken him to over 300 colleges and a diverse array of venues worldwide, from London and Beijing to the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. In addition to his stand-up success, Tom has appeared in numerous television commercials for well-known brands such as McDonald’s, Doritos, Pepsi, and Amstel Lite. His ability to connect with audiences through both television and live performances has made him a beloved and enduring figure in comedy.