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| Brian Dunkleman was born in Ellicottville, Buffalo New York in the United States. As a comedian and an Actor, he was most know for his role in the first season of “American Idol: The Search for a Superstar” which he co-hosted with Ryan Seacrest. He described his experience as a co-host being like a “talking monkey”. Producers of the show were not happy with his performance, as he was not happy with the show so he opted not to return. His credits include the following: “Comedy Hell” (2005) “3-South” (2002) and “Following Tildy” (2002) He also made guest appearances in many TV shows including “NYPD Blue”, “Friends” and “The Family Guy” | |||
| He's since appeared on ], had a recurring guest role on ], played a stand-up comic suspected of murder in ], did voices for the animated ], and is acting in an independent film called ]. | |||
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Brian Dunkleman was born in Ellicottville, Buffalo New York in the United States. As a comedian and an Actor, he was most know for his role in the first season of “American Idol: The Search for a Superstar” which he co-hosted with Ryan Seacrest. He described his experience as a co-host being like a “talking monkey”. Producers of the show were not happy with his performance, as he was not happy with the show so he opted not to return. His credits include the following: “Comedy Hell” (2005) “3-South” (2002) and “Following Tildy” (2002) He also made guest appearances in many TV shows including “NYPD Blue”, “Friends” and “The Family Guy”