From 30 Rock to Disney’s animated movie “Big Hero 6,” Scott Adsit’s acting career ranges all over the comedic spectrum. He’s joining the Dad’s Garage team again this weekend for some improv games. Adsit first got his start as an improviser at Second City in Chicago.
After working the stage for several years, he moved on to 30 Rock with help of his friend, Tina Fey. “Tina is a good boss and she has respect for everyone on the staff. She knows what she wants, but she’s open to ideas. On 30 Rock, she had a great group of writers, both experienced and less so and we all got along on,” said Adsit.
In the early 2000s, he co-wrote, directed, and produced the Adult Swim stop-motion animation “Moral Orel.” The story was about a young Protestant Christian boy named Orel Puppington, who always misunderstood his Christian values and teachings. The series had success on Adult Swim for three seasons.
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