Nick Swardson

Nick Swardson started his comedy career in St. Paul, MN, at 18. He quickly gained popularity for his unique blend of trashy and silly humor, leading to gigs in New York City and a Comedy Central stand-up special in 2000. Swardson's move to Los Angeles in 2003 marked a breakthrough year, as he co-wrote "Malibu's Most Wanted," appeared in "Reno 911," and joined Adam Sandler's Happy Madison Productions. He continued to star in films like "Blades of Glory" and "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry," while releasing comedy albums like "Party. Seriously, Who Farted?" in 2009.