Bill Burr

Bill Burr is an American stand-up comedian, actor, and podcaster. He began his career as a stand-up comedian in the 1990s, performing at clubs and bars in the Boston area. He quickly made a name for himself with his raw and unfiltered style, and in 2000 he made his television debut on the Comedy Central show "Premium Blend."

Throughout the 2000s, Burr released several comedy specials, including "Why Do I Do This?" (2008) and "Let It Go" (2010), which helped establish him as a famous comedian and solidified his style of observational humor, social commentary, and sarcasm.

In 2013, Burr landed a recurring role as Patrick Kuby in the AMC crime drama "Breaking Bad," which helped to increase his exposure and popularity. He also had a recurring role in the Netflix animated series "F Is for Family."

Bill Burr hosts a weekly comedy podcast called the "Monday Morning Podcast." The podcast began in 2007 and featured Burr discussing current events and personal experiences, taking questions, and interacting with listeners. He occasionally has guests on the show, and these guests are typically fellow comedians or entertainers. The podcast is known for its unfiltered and raw content, as well as for its humor and satire.

Many of his fans consider the podcast an extension of his stand-up comedy, as it often features similar observational humor and social commentary. The podcast is available on various platforms, including iTunes, Spotify, and Soundcloud. It is a fan favorite and many people enjoy listening to it while they start their weekdays.

Throughout his career, Burr has been praised for his raw and unfiltered style of comedy but has also faced criticism for controversial statements made in his comedy. Despite this, he has a devoted fanbase and regularly tours and performs stand-up comedy.