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A standup comedian, actor, musician, television host, and beloved leader of Team Nerdist, Chris Hardwick was born in Louisville, Kentucky but raised in Tennessee. His parents moved while he was a teenager and he attended high school in both Colorado and California; he attended college at UCLA, where he roomed with Star Trek: The Next Generation cast member Wil Wheaton. A DJ gig at KROQ in the mid-'90s led to Hardwick hosting the MTV dating reality show Single Out beginning in 1995. His first co-host was Jenny McCarthy, with Carmen Electra taking over the job in 1997, but the show ended its run in 1998, the same year Hardwick first tried his hand at standup comedy and began acting professionally in the short-lived UPN television series Guys Like Us. Acting gigs in films like House of 1000 Corpses (2002) and Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003) followed, and then, in 2005, his musical comedy with Mike Phirman -- Hard 'N' Phirm -- released their debut album, Horses and Grasses. His nerd ways were put to good use in 2007 when he began hosting the PBS series Wired Science. In 2009, he joined the cable network G4 and hosted their viral videos series Web Soup. A year later, he began The Nerdist Podcast which would grow into the Nerdist Network, including the popular podcast Nerdist News. In 2012, he starred in his first Comedy Central special, Mandroid. The special was released on DVD, CD, and digital download in 2013. ~ David Jeffries, Rovi
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That girl you just called fat? She just overdosed on diet pills. That girl you just called ugly? She spends hours putting on makeup. That guy you just tripped? He gets abused enough at home. That guy you just laughed at for crying? His mom is dying. Post this on your bio if you're strongly against bullying.