Dan St. Germain

Dan St. Germain has established himself in the entertainment industry as a versatile talent, working across writing, acting, and producing roles. His career encompasses significant contributions to numerous television series and specials, demonstrating a consistent presence in comedic content creation. St. Germain has been involved in projects that have aired on major networks, showcasing his ability to craft and perform in various formats.

His writing credits include television series such as “Superior Donuts” (2017-2018), where he also served as a story editor for 22 episodes. He further contributed as a writer to “Alternatino with Arturo Castro” (2019) for 10 episodes and “Immoral Compass” (2021) for 10 episodes. In earlier career stages, St. Germain wrote for “The Break with Michelle Wolf” (2018) for 9 episodes, “Not Safe with Nikki Glaser” (2016) for 20 episodes, and “10 Things” (2016) for 4 episodes. His work as a writer also extends to “Comedy Central Roasts” (2016), “Coming to the Stage” (2015), “Guys Choice Awards 2015” (2015), and “In Security” (2013). These roles highlight his sustained engagement in comedic writing for various platforms.

Beyond writing, St. Germain has appeared as an actor in several productions. His acting credits include “Love… Reconsidered” (2024) as Bartender Barry, and “Intra Quest” (2023), a podcast series, as Oren. He has also appeared in “Tales from the Trip” (2020), “This Week at the Comedy Cellar” (2019) for 4 episodes, and “Crashing” (2018). Earlier acting roles include “Adam Ruins Everything” (2015-2016) as Roast Juror and Pantry Man, “In Security” (2013) as Richie for 6 episodes, and “Best Week Ever” (2013) over 16 episodes. He further served as a producer for “The Pre-Game” (2014) for 16 episodes and “In Security” (2013), indicating his involvement in project development and oversight.