Reese Waters can currently be seen every weekday as Co-Host of The Daily Line on Versus and Comedy Central's Live at Gotham. A veteran standup comic, Reese won the annual Caroline's Comedy Competition and the Emerging Comics Contest at the NY Underground Comedy Festival, and in March 2009, Reese was featured as one of ten comedians to watch in New York Magazine. Reese has also previously appeared on Comics Unleashed, Michael and Michael Have Issues, Total Request Live, Good Morning America, Sirius Satellite Radio and National Public Radio. Reese began performing standup and Improv Comedy when he matriculated to Columbia University and currently performs regularly at the PIT Theatre. He has also recorded numerous commercials on both television and radio. Hailing from Washington DC, Reese was introduced to comedy by his Grandmother's hysterical impressions of everyone she's ever met. Always a huge fan of comedy, his earliest memories include riding in the back of his parents car, listening to a Martin Lawrence cassette tape on his walkman, sure to muffle his laughter, since he was forbidden to hear such vulgarities. However, he took notice of the joy that comedy, and stand-up comedy in particular, brought to his family, and wanted to be a part of it. Before officially taking the stage, he amused himself in his high school dormitory by pouring gravy on toilet seats, planting newspaper in the dryer (it works, try it!!) and executing his self-titled "Sour Milk Bomb." Fights ...
Wednesday, 13 June 2012
Reese Waters at Comic Strip Live
Reese Waters at Comic Strip Live Video Clips. Duration : 14.28 Mins.
Reese Waters can currently be seen every weekday as Co-Host of The Daily Line on Versus and Comedy Central's Live at Gotham. A veteran standup comic, Reese won the annual Caroline's Comedy Competition and the Emerging Comics Contest at the NY Underground Comedy Festival, and in March 2009, Reese was featured as one of ten comedians to watch in New York Magazine. Reese has also previously appeared on Comics Unleashed, Michael and Michael Have Issues, Total Request Live, Good Morning America, Sirius Satellite Radio and National Public Radio. Reese began performing standup and Improv Comedy when he matriculated to Columbia University and currently performs regularly at the PIT Theatre. He has also recorded numerous commercials on both television and radio. Hailing from Washington DC, Reese was introduced to comedy by his Grandmother's hysterical impressions of everyone she's ever met. Always a huge fan of comedy, his earliest memories include riding in the back of his parents car, listening to a Martin Lawrence cassette tape on his walkman, sure to muffle his laughter, since he was forbidden to hear such vulgarities. However, he took notice of the joy that comedy, and stand-up comedy in particular, brought to his family, and wanted to be a part of it. Before officially taking the stage, he amused himself in his high school dormitory by pouring gravy on toilet seats, planting newspaper in the dryer (it works, try it!!) and executing his self-titled "Sour Milk Bomb." Fights ...
Reese Waters can currently be seen every weekday as Co-Host of The Daily Line on Versus and Comedy Central's Live at Gotham. A veteran standup comic, Reese won the annual Caroline's Comedy Competition and the Emerging Comics Contest at the NY Underground Comedy Festival, and in March 2009, Reese was featured as one of ten comedians to watch in New York Magazine. Reese has also previously appeared on Comics Unleashed, Michael and Michael Have Issues, Total Request Live, Good Morning America, Sirius Satellite Radio and National Public Radio. Reese began performing standup and Improv Comedy when he matriculated to Columbia University and currently performs regularly at the PIT Theatre. He has also recorded numerous commercials on both television and radio. Hailing from Washington DC, Reese was introduced to comedy by his Grandmother's hysterical impressions of everyone she's ever met. Always a huge fan of comedy, his earliest memories include riding in the back of his parents car, listening to a Martin Lawrence cassette tape on his walkman, sure to muffle his laughter, since he was forbidden to hear such vulgarities. However, he took notice of the joy that comedy, and stand-up comedy in particular, brought to his family, and wanted to be a part of it. Before officially taking the stage, he amused himself in his high school dormitory by pouring gravy on toilet seats, planting newspaper in the dryer (it works, try it!!) and executing his self-titled "Sour Milk Bomb." Fights ...
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