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GODFREY Page 1 of 2 GODFREY TELEVISION LAW & ORDER: SVU Cameo NBC DEADBEAT Guest Star Hulu BRONX WARRANTS Series Regular FX (Pilot) LOUIE Recurring Guest Star FX BLACK BY ACCIDENT Star Comedy Central 30 ROCK Guest Star NBC THE MR. MEN SHOW Voiceover Cartoon Network GODFREY LIVE Host Syndicated LIVE AT THE PALMS Host E! (Pilot) JUST FOR LAUGHS 2009 Featured Comedian Just Pour Rire TV BLACK TO THE FUTURE Commentator VH1 SMOKING GUN PRESENTS: WORLD'S Commentator TruTV DUMBEST COMEDY CENTRAL PRESENTS Featured Comedian Comedy Central TOUGH CROWD WITH COLIN QUINN Guest Comedy Central COMICS UNLEASHED Guest Syndicated THIRD WATCH Guest Star NBC CELEBRITY LOOK-A-LIKE Host WB I BET YOU WILL Host MTV KING & QUEEN SPRING BREAK Host MTV THE IT FACTOR Series Regular Bravo THE BEST COMMERCIALS YOU'VE Host ABC NEVER SEEN FILM THREE DAYS IN VEGAS Independent Dir: Gor Kirakosian I AM COMIC Independent Dir: Jordan Brady A MAN, A WOMAN, A GENIE, A GUN Independent Dir: Chuks Nwanesi Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival THE SWEEP Independent Dir: Dale Stelly A DENNIS THE MENACE CHRISTMAS Independent Dir: Ron Oliver VIRGINIA Independent Dir: Gilbert Le SHORT FUSE Independent Dir: Jon Fong PHAT GIRLS Independent Dir: Nnegest Likke STANDUP Independent Dir: Michael Rainin THE COOKOUT Lionsgate Dir: Lance Rivera SOUL PLANE MGM Dir: Jessy Terrero JOHNSON FAMILY VACATION Fox Searchlight Dir: Christopher Erskin ZOOLANDER Paramount Dir: Ben Stiller IN THE WEEDS Independent Dir: Michael Rauch COMMERCIALS 7UP STAND-UP COMEDY Montreal Comedy Festival Montreal, Canada Aspen Comedy Festival Aspen, CO Various Colleges & Comedy Clubs Page 2 of 2 .

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