About Me Ben Gleib is a standup comedian, writer, actor, and host, and once worked in a gynecologist’s office. He has performed on CBS’ “The Late Late Show,” performs weekly at the usually sold-out Collegehumor.com / National Lampoon Nite, every Wednesday at the Hollywood Improv, where he performs with Dave Chappelle, Dane Cook, Dave Attell, Sarah Silverman, and more. He is also a regular at the Laugh Factory and Improv comedy clubs.rnrnGleib was the star and head writer of “The Gleib Show” on the National Lampoon Network for three seasons, (as the #1 show on the network airing to over 5 million college students across the country.) He creates hidden camera and news videos for rnNationallampoon.com and Collegehumor.com, and has written the Radio Music Awards for ABC, writing jokes that were then butchered on air by Christina Aguilera.rnrnHe is developing a puppet news show with the puppet makers from "Team America," is pitching "The Gleib Show"to bigger networks, and just shot a pilot for the E! called "Casual Friday's." National Lampoon calls him "One of the funniest young comics in the country," and this year he finished his first college tour, headlining in California, Montana, Oregon, Utah, and Washington.rnrnGleib also owns his own production company, Flip the Script Productions, and appeared on "Blind Date" in character as a loser from Israel who's awful with girls, fooling the entire crew and producers, and making it to air. He can also be seen on his own website, GLEIB.COM, on myspace, at http://www.myspace.com/gleib, or on Carmen Electra's E! True Hollywood Story.rnrnHis mission statement is the phrase from Johnny Carson's old graphic going to commercial, which simply read, "More to Come."rnrnHe also likes weed.