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Greg Behrendt is a stand-up comedian and best-selling author. He was a consultant for the popular television show Sex and the City. Behrendt co-wrote the New York Times best sellers He's Just Not That Into You and It's Called a Breakup Because It's Broken. He has appeared regularly on The Tonight Show and Late Night with Conan O'Brien. His stand up special, Greg Behrendt is Uncool, debuted on Comedy Central in January of 2006. In June 2006, he appeared on "Celebrity Poker Showdown", playing for a domestic violence charity (he came in second in the tournament, ultimately losing to fellow comedian Michael Ian Black). In September 2006, Greg will be hosting his own 5 day a week daytime talk show called "The Greg Behrendt Show." He is also currently taping episodes for his ABC mid-season replacement show, "Greg Behrendt's Wake-up Call."

Behrendt is married to Amiira Ruotula-Behrendt, and they have 2 children.

Appearance on the Colbert Report


During his appearance as a guest on the Colbert Report, Behrendt seemed unaware of the comedic stylings of Stephen Colbert. Behrendt became visibly agitated as Colbert staged a number of call-ins to his show and proceeded to give them horrible relationship advice against the protestations of Behrendt. Though it is also disputed that the whole segment was staged.

Talk Show


Beginning Tuesday, September 12 2006, he will host a daily talk show that will air in syndication in the United States. The self-titled "The Greg Behrendt Show" will be distributed by Sony Pictures Television and it has been cleared in 95% of the country. "The Greg Behredt Show" will focus on all kinds of relationships, from dating to marriage, from friends to family, and from the workplace to the weekend. Living people | Sony Pictures Television shows | Syndicated television series | Television talk shows | 2000s TV shows in the United States

 

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