Jeff Richards

As the first performer to be a cast member on both ‘Mad TV’ and ‘Saturday Night Live,’ Jeff Richards has established a distinguished career as an actor, writer, and producer. Richards joined ‘Mad TV’ in 2000, appearing in three episodes, before making his mark on ‘Saturday Night Live’ as a featured player for the 2001-2002 season. He was subsequently elevated to a main cast member, remaining with the iconic sketch comedy series until 2004 and accumulating 50 episodes. During his tenure, Richards created memorable characters such as Drunk Girl and infant pop-star ‘Baby-K,’ alongside acclaimed impressions of figures like Bill O’Reilly, Gary Busey, and David Letterman.

Further demonstrating his continued presence in the entertainment landscape, Richards has made notable appearances on ‘Lights Out with David Spade’ and contributed to Collider’s ‘Deepfake Roundtable.’ His extensive acting credits span numerous television series, shorts, and video games, underscoring his consistent and varied contributions to the industry. Richards continues to be a highly sought-after talent, with ‘The Jeff Richards Show’ podcast maintaining a strong and engaged following since its 2020 debut. His unique blend of sketch comedy experience, character work, and stand-up background positions him as a multifaceted performer with a proven track record of creating compelling content across traditional and digital platforms.