Bil Dwyer

Known For

Acting

Born

Mar 30, 1962

Place of Birth

Evergreen Park, Illinois, USA

Credits

40 titles

Bil Dwyer

Biography

William Michael "Bil" Dwyer is an American stand-up comedian and game show host. Television shows he has hosted include GSN's Extreme Dodgeball, I've Got a Secret and The 50 Greatest Game Shows of All Time, the PAX TV game show Dirty Rotten Cheater, and the FSN game show, Ultimate Fan League.

Known For

Filmography

2026

Battlebots Pro League

Self - Interviewer

Tv
2022

Loot

Emcee

Tv
2020

Space Force

Participant #3

Tv
2019

2177: The San Francisco Love Hacker Crimes

Lt. Jamieson

Movie
2019

Tellers

Jeff

Movie
2016

Lopez

Chad

Tv
2015

Desk Job

Ken Kankline (Attorney at Law)

Movie
2012

Comedy Bang! Bang!

Captain Brock

Tv
2012

House of Lies

Dentist

Tv
2011

Suburgatory

Father

Tv
2010

Hot in Cleveland

Anders

Tv
2009

The Middle

Super Daddy Pancakes

Tv
2009

Comedy.tv

Self

Tv
2009

The Great Debate

Himself

Tv
2009

Parks and Recreation

Paul Shaw

Tv
2008

Childrens Hospital

Alan Stack

Tv
2008

I Love the New Millennium

Self

Tv
2007

Out of Jimmy's Head

Dad

Tv
2007

iCarly

Dr. Scholl

Tv
2006

Re-Animated

Jimmy's Dad

Movie
2006

I Love the '70s: Volume 2

Self

Tv
2006

I've Got a Secret

Himself - Host

Tv
2005

MTV's The 70s House

Bert Van Styles

Tv
2005

I Love the '90s: Part Deux

Himself

Tv
2004

I Love the '90s

Himself

Tv
2004

Extreme Dodgeball

Color Commentator

Tv
2003

I Love the '80s Strikes Back

Self

Tv
2003

Dirty Rotten Cheater

Himself - Host

Tv
2000

The Bogus Witch Project

Anchorman (segment "In The Woods")

Movie
2000

BattleBots

Self - Play by Play Anchor

Tv
2000

Once & Future Queen

Movie
2000

A Sudden Loss of Gravity

Andrew

Movie
1999

The Trouble With Perpetual Deja-Vu

Movie
1998

Comedy Central Presents

Himself

Tv
1998

Shucking the Curve

Rodney

Movie
1997

Ally McBeal

Bandleader

Tv
1997

Little Shots of Happiness

Bill

Movie
1994

Ski School 2

Toddorbert

Movie
1992

The Larry Sanders Show

Ed

Tv
1992

The Tonight Show with Jay Leno

Himself

Tv