Wyatt Cenac is a New York-based stand-up comedian, actor, and writer known for his incisive humor and astute social commentary. He gained widespread recognition as a correspondent and writer on "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," where he contributed his sharp wit and unique perspective for several years. Before making his mark on "The Daily Show," Wyatt honed his writing skills on the beloved animated series "King of the Hill," where he worked for three seasons. Wyatt's talents extend beyond television. He has appeared in a variety of films, including Mike Birbiglia’s acclaimed "Sleepwalk with Me," Darren Grodsky’s independent film "Growing Up (and Other Lies)," and Barry Jenkins' "Medicine for Melancholy," which earned three Independent Spirit Award nominations. In 2011, Wyatt showcased his comedic prowess in his one-hour special "Comedy Person," which premiered on Comedy Central. He further cemented his stand-up credentials with his special "Brooklyn," released on Netflix and as a limited edition vinyl-only album through Other Music in 2014. An avid supporter of independent cinema, Wyatt produced the film "An Oversimplification of Her Beauty," which premiered at Sundance in 2012. He also appeared in David Cross' film "Hits," which was showcased at Sundance. Wyatt continues to be a prominent voice in comedy, leveraging his platform to explore and discuss contemporary issues with humor and empathy.