Fard Muhammad is an actor, comedian, and host who can get a laugh just by laughing... literally. Conan O'Brien singled out his infectious laugh on-air, and "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" crowned him "King of the Audience". Born and raised in Chicago, he cut his teeth in improvisation, sketch, and stand-up before bringing his wit to podcasts, live streams, and television. He's been the booming announcer voice for "The Dennis Miller Option", the opening hype man for "IsoLate Night with Scott Rogowsky" and "Saturday Night Quarantine", and the trivia host who kept die-hard "HQ Trivia" fans glued to their phones during his run with "HQTV". Behind the camera, he created signature intro sequences for the cult-favorite "Nostalgia Critic" series, blending his background in computer graphics with a flair for comedy. On stage and on screen, he thrives in character-driven comedy and audience-driven chaos; the kind where one moment he's the spokesman, the next he's the sidekick, and somehow always the guy everyone remembers. Fard lives in Los Angeles with his wife and two teleprompters.
