K. Trevor Wilson

K. Trevor Wilson, born Trevor Kingsley Wilson on March 9, 1981, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, has established a significant career in entertainment spanning almost three decades. He began as a child actor, with early roles including an appearance on the TV series “Goosebumps” between 1996 and 1997. His educational background includes studies at the Etobicoke School of the Arts and Humber College. Over the years, Wilson has appeared in various television shows such as “Billable Hours” and “Darcy’s Wildlife,” and films like “Score: A Hockey Musical” in 2010. His stage name, K. Trevor Wilson, was adopted to differentiate himself from another member with a similar name when registering with ACTRA.

Wilson has also built a successful career as a stand-up comedian. He gained recognition winning the Irwin Barker Home Grown Award at the Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal in 2012. Following this, he made multiple appearances at prominent comedy festivals including Just For Laughs, JFL 42, Winnipeg Comedy Festival, and Halifax Comedy Festival. His comedic work is featured in three albums, including the Juno-nominated “Sorry! (A Canadian Album).” He has also recorded comedy specials for Netflix and Crave, with his special “Bigger in Person” debuting on The Comedy Network in 2017. Maintaining a consistent presence in comedy, Wilson was featured on the Netflix series “Comedians of The World” in 2019 and serves as an original member of the Comedy Records Roster.

A pivotal turning point in Wilson’s acting career came with his role as Squirrely Dan in the Crave/Hulu comedy “Letterkenny,” which he portrayed from 2016 to 2023 across 81 episodes. This critically acclaimed role earned him a nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series at the 6th Canadian Screen Awards. Beyond acting, Wilson has contributed as a writer for various comedy programs, including multiple episodes of “Just for Laughs: All-Access” and “Jeff Ross Presents Roast Battle.” Most recently, he took on the role of a judge on “Roast Battle Canada” from 2021 to 2024 and participated in “LOL: Last One Laughing Canada” in 2022. He resides in the country with his wife, Maresa, two rabbits, and a dog.