Matt McCarthy is a dynamic comedian, actor, and improviser hailing from Rhode Island. His professional journey began after graduating from Fordham University, where he also served as the school mascot. McCarthy quickly made a name for himself in the New York comedy scene, performing at various venues and honing his craft through improvisation at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater. His early work included appearances on popular platforms like CollegeHumor.com, where he showcased his unique comedic style and creativity.

In 2013, McCarthy became a series regular and writer on The Pete Holmes Show, further solidifying his presence in the comedy world. His contributions to the show were well-received, and he leveraged this platform to reach a broader audience. Additionally, he co-founded Front Page Films, a sketch video group that produced engaging content for brands like Doritos and Comedy Central, demonstrating his versatility and ability to connect with diverse audiences.

An avid wrestling fan, McCarthy’s passion led him to work as a creative writer for WWE, where he contributed to storylines and character development from 2011 to 2012 and again from 2016 to 2018. His love for wrestling also inspired the We Watch Wrestling Podcast, which he co-hosts, allowing him to blend his comedic talents with his enthusiasm for the sport.

Today, McCarthy continues to thrive in the entertainment industry, co-starring as Carl on CBS’s How We Roll. His impressive career trajectory, marked by creativity and humor, positions him as a prominent figure in comedy, captivating audiences with his engaging performances and innovative projects.