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The Homicidal Teddy Bear!
- Baltimore, MD
- Stand-Up Comedian
- Travels nationwide
- $250 and up
Overview
"Most notably, you may have seen him as "Coach Wilkins" on the hit CBS Primetime show "Young Sheldon." But, being live allows Doc to have a real story telling atmosphere in conveying his skeptical and ironic views on his time in the military, Family, race relations, sex, and his ever so interesting love affair with his two ex-wives - Mrs. drugs and Ms. Alcohol. (Drugs got remarried) His sets are a down to earth stillness that draws you in for the wave of manic energy, drowning you in the undercurrent of pure laughter. A true Homicidal Teddy Bear; giving you a glimpse into his upside-down view of how the world should be destroyed, while displaying the cutest dimples you will ever see.
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Booking Info
Price Range: $250 and up
Gig Length: 20 - 60 minutes
Languages: English
Unions: SAG-AFTRA, AEA
About
After spending 6 and a half years in the U.S. Military, as a Combat Corpsman, Doc finds that he would rather be home than continuing his search for Iraqi strip clubs.
Being asked to leave the military, Doc emerged in 2010 from the ashes of Cocaine, Meth, and Alcohol addiction, deciding that comedy would be easier on the liver.
Although you may recognize Doc as "Coach Wilkins" on the CBS TV show "Young Sheldon, being live allows Doc to have a real story telling atmosphere in conveying his skeptical and ironic views on the military, Family, race relations, sex, and his ever so interesting love affair with his two ex-wives - Mrs. drugs and Ms. Alcohol. (Drugs got remarried)
His sets are a down to earth stillness that draws you in for the wave of manic energy, drowning you in the undercurrent of pure laughter. A true Homicidal Teddy Bear; giving you a glimpse into his upside-down view of how the world should be destroyed, while displaying the cutest dimples you will ever see.
Even though his experiences, have taken him to some unwanted places, he still lives and breathes with the idea that life isn’t to be taken too seriously. Whatever he is going through, he knows that this too shall pass. But, while we are all sitting around waiting for it to pass, we might as well live, laugh and get through it together.
Whether it is in a comedy club, or on a mountain top, there's not a corner of this globe that couldn't use a good laugh, good conversation, and a dimple or two.
Doc’s motto in life, so good he had it copywritten: When We Laugh The Heavens Touch Our Soul, And, It Is The Healing Of Our Spirit That Makes Us Whole.