Paul Greenberg

Paul Greenberg is a celebrated writer and performer who gained prominence in the mid-1990s as part of the Canadian comedy group, The Vacant Lot. After honing his craft at the iconic Rivoli Club in Toronto, the troupe transitioned to television with their sketch series, The Vacant Lot, produced by Lorne Michaels for Comedy Central. This pivotal moment led Paul to relocate to Los Angeles, where he further showcased his comedic talents as a cast member on notable sketch shows, including The Jenny McCarthy Show on MTV and Random Play on VH1.

His television credits also feature memorable roles, such as Shempy the Vampire in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and the memorable waiter in As Good As It Gets, alongside Helen Hunt. Paul collaborated with his wife, Jackie Harris Greenberg, in the infamous Porno Gil episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm. Throughout his career, he has created and starred in projects like International Ghost Investigators: Hollywood Division for DirecTV and co-developed the sitcom Return of the Mac with Joey McIntyre for PopTV.

Recognized for his contributions to television, Paul has received both an Emmy and a Writer's Guild Award for his work as a host writer for Neil Patrick Harris. His extensive voice acting credits include popular animated series such as Jimmy Neutron, Invader Zim, and the Japanese series Yo Kai Watch, where he voiced over 15 characters. Paul resides in Los Angeles with Jackie and their son, Donovan. He also co-hosts the podcast Don't Say...with Paul and Dave, alongside his longtime friend Dave Foley, which debuted on iTunes on February 5, 2019.