I was born on 30th November 1957. Im a Scottish-born Canadian actor and widely believed to be one of the best improv comedians in the world. Yeh...RIght..I have twenty-five years of performing experience. Born in Kilmarnock, Scotland, i moved with my family to Canada in 1964. im a alumnus of Toronto's famous Second City comedy troupe, where i co-wrote and starred in three productions as well as directed three seasons of their National Touring Company. After nine hugely successful years as a regular on the British Channel 4 hit improvisation series Whose Line is it Anyway?, i became a regular on the American version hosted by Drew Carey which aired on ABC (where my sexy bald head became something of a running gag). At the same time, i starred in the Canadian comedy series Blackfly and Supertown Challenge. Already one of the most highly visible actors in North American television, i joined This Hour Has 22 Minutes on CBC TV in 2001 through 2003. However, i have no longer part of the show due to movies and other TV commitments. My prolific career became the subject of a joke on the Canadian sitcom Corner Gas in which a character remarked how I appeared to be on every TV show. Naturally, me myself then walked by, untouchable! I recently starred on the CBC pilot show Getting Along Famously, and on The WB Television Network series Drew Carey's Green Screen Show. I married my lovely wife Debra McGrath in 1989, and we have a son, Luke Mochrie. The image of my face is used extensively in Animutation, an absurd, silly and corny style of flash animation. I am aware of his status as an internet celebrity among Animutation artists and fans. In March 2005, a Nabisco advertising campaign starred me as the "Snack Fairy". I looked amazing in a pink tutu!! I was a guest on the series Distinguished Artists. Today, im teamed up with Brad Sherwood, and we tour the United States and Canada performing classic improv games from "Whose Line."