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CHRIS D'ELIA is a comedian, writer, and actor who began acting in high school, with several guest roles on "Chicago Hope". He attended New York University, but dropped out to pursue comedy writing full time, and began performing stand-up at 25 years old. His relentless stage practice landed him slots on "Comedy Central's Live At Gotham" and "Comedy Central Presents". D'Elia has since become one of the most popular and successful stand-up comedians touring today.  In 2011, he landed a starring role on NBC's sitcom "Whitney" opposite Whitney Cummings, and appeared on the Comedy Central Roast of Justin Bieber.  In 2014, he joined the cast of "Undateable", a sitcom executive produced by Bill Lawrence, premiering it's third season (consisting entirely of live episodes) on October 9th, 2015, on NBC.

Jon Huck is an Illinois born actor and comedian whose humor can best be described as honest, observational and self-deprecating. Jon Huck performs stand up all over the country and has appeared on Comedy Central's Live At Gotham, Showtime's Comedy From SXSW, AXS Gotham Comedy Live and This Is Not Happening for CC Studios. Jon Huck co-hosts the Hollywood Anonymous Podcast on the All Things Comedy Network. Jon Huck's first CD Fantasticular Hilaritation (available on iTunes & Amazon.com) was called "raving mad with a tinge of brilliance" by Americascomedy.com. As an actor Jon Huck can be seen in countless commercials along with television shows such as MTV's Punk'd, TBS's Frank TV, NatGeo's Now We Know and CBS's Angel From Hell. Jon Huck has also appeared in the films Bellflower, Garbage & Dumbbells which are currently available at Amazon.com. Most recently Jon Huck can be seen in the comedy And Punching The Clown. In addition to stand up & acting Jon Huck has made an impact as a Producer and Writer as well, working on shows like Proving Ground for the G4 Network, MTV's Punk'd, MTV's Room 401, The Untitled Steve Jones & Jenny McCarthy Pilot and Disney's Code: 9. jonhuck.me

Jon Huck is an Illinois born actor and comedian whose humor can best be described as honest, observational and self-deprecating. Jon Huck performs stand up all over the country and has appeared on Comedy Central's Live At Gotham, Showtime's Comedy From SXSW, AXS Gotham Comedy Live and This Is Not Happening for CC Studios. Jon Huck co-hosts the Hollywood Anonymous Podcast on the All Things Comedy Network. Jon Huck's first CD Fantasticular Hilaritation (available on iTunes & Amazon.com) was called "raving mad with a tinge of brilliance" by Americascomedy.com. As an actor Jon Huck can be seen in countless commercials along with television shows such as MTV's Punk'd, TBS's Frank TV, NatGeo's Now We Know and CBS's Angel From Hell. Jon Huck has also appeared in the films Bellflower, Garbage & Dumbbells which are currently available at Amazon.com. Most recently Jon Huck can be seen in the comedy And Punching The Clown. In addition to stand up & acting Jon Huck has made an impact as a Producer and Writer as well, working on shows like Proving Ground for the G4 Network, MTV's Punk'd, MTV's Room 401, The Untitled Steve Jones & Jenny McCarthy Pilot and Disney's Code: 9. jonhuck.me

CHRIS D'ELIA is a comedian, writer, and actor, currently starring in the NBC's comedy "Undatable." Chris  began acting in high school, with several guest roles on "Chicago Hope". He attended New York University, but dropped out to pursue comedy writing full time, and began performing stand-up at 25 years old. His relentless stage practice landed him slots on "Comedy Central's Live At Gotham" and "Comedy Central Presents". D'Elia has since become one of the most popular and successful stand-up comedians touring today.  In 2011, he landed a starring role on NBC's sitcom "Whitney" opposite Whitney Cummings, and appeared on the Comedy Central Roast of Justin Beiber.  In 2014, he joined the cast of "Undatable", a sitcom executive produced by Bill Lawrence, premiering it's third season (consisting entirely of live episodes) on October 9th, 2015, on NBC.

Brooklyn born Brian Scolaro is an actor and stand-up comedian. He is most known for his half hour Comedy Central special "COMEDY CENTRAL PRESENTS: BRIAN SCOLARO", as Doug on TBS's "SULLIVAN AND SON", and as Stuart on FOX's "STACKED". He got his start at the epicenter of stand up comedy in America, The Comedy Cellar in NYC, and was invited to appear at the Just For Laughs Montreal Comedy Festival in 1998. From there, he was cast in an NBC pilot and soon after he was added to the NBC sitcom "THREE SISTERS" as a regular cast member -the bartender "Gordon". Following an ABC pilot, and a CBS holding deal, Brian became a regular cast member on the FOX sitcom "STACKED." Penned by Steve Levitan (Modern Family), Brian worked for two seasons alongside Pamela Anderson and Christopher Lloyd. About his role of Stuart Miller on "Stacked", The LA Times said "Scolaro is terrfic. An actual sitcom find." Since then, Brian has had recurring roles on "SULLIVAN AND SON", "KROLL SHOW", "LIFE AND TIMES OF TIM" and "WIZARDS OF WAVERLY PLACE." About his role on "Sullivan", Brian Doyle Murray (Caddyshack) stated Scolaro is "one of the best I've ever seen." Brian also has had guest roles on such shows as "DEXTER", "MAD MEN", "GO ON", "GREY'S ANATOMY," "HARRY'S LAW," "MEN OF A CERTAIN AGE", "THE MIDDLE", "GROWING UP FISHER", "THE EXES", and many other programs and films. He has gone on to share his original style of stand up on "CONAN", "THE LATE LATE SHOW WITH CRAIG FERGUSON", "GOTHAM COMEDY LIVE", "LATE NITE WITH CONAN O'BRIEN", COMEDY CENTRAL'S "LIVE AT GOTHAM", "COMICS UNLEASHED " and finally his very own half hour special "COMEDY CENTRAL PRESENTS: BRIAN SCOLARO" which still airs multiple times a year and is one of their popular downloads on Comedy Central's iTunes page. Comedian Tom Rhodes is quoted saying "He has a hugely inventive style and I go out of my way to see him perform whenever I can." And Marc Maron said on WTF podcast, Brian "might be the funniest fuckin person alive."

Brooklyn born Brian Scolaro is an actor and stand-up comedian. He is most known for his half hour Comedy Central special "COMEDY CENTRAL PRESENTS: BRIAN SCOLARO", as Doug on TBS's "SULLIVAN AND SON", and as Stuart on FOX's "STACKED". He got his start at the epicenter of stand up comedy in America, The Comedy Cellar in NYC, and was invited to appear at the Just For Laughs Montreal Comedy Festival in 1998. From there, he was cast in an NBC pilot and soon after he was added to the NBC sitcom "THREE SISTERS" as a regular cast member -the bartender "Gordon". Following an ABC pilot, and a CBS holding deal, Brian became a regular cast member on the FOX sitcom "STACKED." Penned by Steve Levitan (Modern Family), Brian worked for two seasons alongside Pamela Anderson and Christopher Lloyd. About his role of Stuart Miller on "Stacked", The LA Times said "Scolaro is terrfic. An actual sitcom find." Since then, Brian has had recurring roles on "SULLIVAN AND SON", "KROLL SHOW", "LIFE AND TIMES OF TIM" and "WIZARDS OF WAVERLY PLACE." About his role on "Sullivan", Brian Doyle Murray (Caddyshack) stated Scolaro is "one of the best I've ever seen." Brian also has had guest roles on such shows as "DEXTER", "MAD MEN", "GO ON", "GREY'S ANATOMY," "HARRY'S LAW," "MEN OF A CERTAIN AGE", "THE MIDDLE", "GROWING UP FISHER", "THE EXES", and many other programs and films. He has gone on to share his original style of stand up on "CONAN", "THE LATE LATE SHOW WITH CRAIG FERGUSON", "GOTHAM COMEDY LIVE", "LATE NITE WITH CONAN O'BRIEN", COMEDY CENTRAL'S "LIVE AT GOTHAM", "COMICS UNLEASHED " and finally his very own half hour special "COMEDY CENTRAL PRESENTS: BRIAN SCOLARO" which still airs multiple times a year and is one of their popular downloads on Comedy Central's iTunes page. Comedian Tom Rhodes is quoted saying "He has a hugely inventive style and I go out of my way to see him perform whenever I can." And Marc Maron said on WTF podcast, Brian "might be the funniest fuckin person alive."

The incredibly funny Lucas Molandes joins us for episode #20 of Austin Sessions! Lucas was Funniest Person in Austin in 2010, has performed on Comedy Central's Live At Gotham, and he's been a guest on two episodes of Marc Maron's WTF.