13 Facts About Paul Mecurio

Paul Mecurio was born on Paul Mercurio and is a comedian, actor, writer and producer.

Leno contacted him and asked for more; Paul Mecurio was paid $50 for his first joke which Leno used on the show.

Paul Mecurio was a featured as a performer on The Daily Show and in The Daily Show segment, "Second Opinion, " in which he skewered the medical profession playing an HMO representative with a less than sympathetic mindset.

Paul Mecurio did the audience warm ups for the show's in studio taping.

Paul Mecurio can be seen in the upcoming crime drama film “Johnny and Clyde, ” starring Megan Fox.

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Paul Mecurio appears regularly as a commentator on news and sports outlets including, CNN, MSNBC, “CBS Sunday Morning, ” Fox News, HLN and ESPN.

Paul Mecurio has hosted his own shows for Comedy Central, HBO and CBS as well as his own talk show.

Paul Mecurio has made dozens of national television appearances as a recurring contributor on the major broadcast and cable networks including on such shows as the venerable “CBS Sunday Morning, ” “CNN New Day, ” “CNN Newsroom, ” MSNBC, CBS News, NBC News, CBSN, CNBC, ESPN and ESPN +, Fox News, VH-1, “Dr Drew, ” “Katie Couric, ” “Outnumbered, ” “Kennedy, ” “Showbiz Tonight, ” “Viewpoint, ” “Hannity, ” “Fox and Friends, ” HLN, “Real Story” and many more.

Paul Mecurio has hosted several shows and pilots for Comedy Central, CBS, HBO and VH-1.

Paul Mecurio is a published essayist: “The New York Times Sunday Magazine.

Paul Mecurio co-created, and executive produced and in which he starred.

Paul Mecurio hosted, co-created, and was showrunner and executive producer television pilot for Comedy Central's Sports Central, a sports comedy news show.

Paul Mecurio co-created, and executive produced and in which he starred.