Sean Kent

Sean Kent (b.1974) is a stand-up comic and television writer originally from Austin, Texas, now residing in Los Angeles, California.

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1974 - Stand-up comic - Television writer - Austin, Texas - Los Angeles - California

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Kent is best known for his appearances as a series regular on the NBC show Last Comic Standing (seasons 1 & 3).

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NBC - Last Comic Standing

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His act is edgy, dark, satirical, self-mocking and many times political.

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During the 2004 election season Kent occasionally co-hosted a political talk-show called "The Free Speech Show" on radio station KMPC (1540 AM) in Los Angeles. Despite being the only political show on an all-sports station "The Free Speech Show" received a higher share of listeners than any other programming on the network. Guests Sean interviewed included authors Arianna Huffington, Craig Unger, New York City mayoral candidate Mark Green, Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times journalist David Cay Johnston, and BBC journalist Greg Palast.

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Talk-show - The Free Speech Show - Radio - Arianna Huffington - Craig Unger - New York City - Pulitzer Prize - New York Times - David Cay Johnston - BBC - Greg Palast

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Kent also has worked as a writer in Hollywood, authoring the CBS special "Super Bowl's Greatest Commercials", doing punch-up on the CBS show "Yes, Dear," and working on staff for the "Best Damn Sports Show Period" on Fox Sports Net.

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Hollywood - CBS - Super Bowl's Greatest Commercials - Yes, Dear - Best Damn Sports Show Period - Fox Sports Net

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