2 definitions by Kaptain Metalbowl
At the age of 12, Trevor Moore became the world’s youngest published cartoonist with his book Scraps. At 16, he began writing weekly cartoons for several newspapers in his home state of Virginia.
Immediately after graduating high school, Trevor took a bus to LA to pursue stand-up comedy. At 19, Trevor signed a deal with a production company to write and produce The Trevor Moore Show (a weekly sketch comedy program) for some PAX-TV affiliates. Writing late night comedy for a family channel ended up being pretty tricky and after 11 months the show was cancelled due to offensive content.
Trevor then moved to New York and for the past five years he has worked as the head writer for The Whitest Kids U Know. He was also a staff comedy writer for several years at ImaginAsianTV (an Asian television network). He is afraid of dying.
Immediately after graduating high school, Trevor took a bus to LA to pursue stand-up comedy. At 19, Trevor signed a deal with a production company to write and produce The Trevor Moore Show (a weekly sketch comedy program) for some PAX-TV affiliates. Writing late night comedy for a family channel ended up being pretty tricky and after 11 months the show was cancelled due to offensive content.
Trevor then moved to New York and for the past five years he has worked as the head writer for The Whitest Kids U Know. He was also a staff comedy writer for several years at ImaginAsianTV (an Asian television network). He is afraid of dying.
by Kaptain Metalbowl January 7, 2008
The Whitest Kids U’Know (WKUK) is a sketch comedy pogram which aired its first season on Fuse in March of 2007, but then moved to IFC where it can be aired in all its uncensored goodness.
The show features comedians Trevor Moore, Zach Cregger, Darren Trumeter, Timmy Williams and Sam Brown.
Watching WKUK has been known to produce an extremely euphoric high in many individuals, or extreme disgust or offence in others.
Either way, it’s easily the greatest thing to happen to television since it was invented.
The show features comedians Trevor Moore, Zach Cregger, Darren Trumeter, Timmy Williams and Sam Brown.
Watching WKUK has been known to produce an extremely euphoric high in many individuals, or extreme disgust or offence in others.
Either way, it’s easily the greatest thing to happen to television since it was invented.
by Kaptain Metalbowl January 7, 2008