Jeff Bryan Davis

Raised in southern California, Jeff started in commercials when he was 4 years old, and at 11 was cast as Louis in the Broadway production of 'The King and I' with 'Yul Brynner' (qv). A national tour followed, and after 750 performances, he returned home to attend school. Jeff began performing with various improv troupes and was soon invited to appear in numerous episodes of a syndicated, late-night comedy show called _Kwik Witz (1996)_ (qv), which featured improv notables from all over the U.S. Simultaneously, Jeff saw a long national run as a Coors Light spokesperson. He became a founding member of the Impromptones, a singing improv group, and performed to sold-out crowds across the United States. Jeff was eventually cast as a regular on ABC's acclaimed _Whose Line Is It Anyway? (1998)_ (qv). Jeff has appeared on _Norm (1999)_ (qv) with 'Norm MacDonald' (qv), The 'Drew Carey' (qv) Show (1995), and in the acclaimed ABC TV film _Tuesdays with Morrie (1999)_ (qv). Jeff starred on the television comedy/improv show for the WB _On the Spot (2003)_ (qv), opposite 'Tim Conway' (qv), and starred in the independent feature films _Evil Remains (2004)_ (qv), directed by 'James Merendino' (qv), and _The Boys & Girls Guide to Getting Down (2006)_ (qv), directed by 'Paul Sapiano' (qv). He was a series regular on the NBC comedy _Happy Family (2003)_ (qv) opposite 'John Larroquette' (qv) and 'Christine Baranski' (qv), and appeared back on the WB in _Green Screen Show (2004)_ (qv), 'Drew Carey' (qv)'s improv show. Jeff has made guest appearances on _The Sarah Silverman Program. (2007)_ (qv) and shot a pilot for Lifetime, _The Madness of Jane (2008)_ (qv) opposite 'Ever Carradine' (qv);, This Little Piggy for ABC; and _Uncle Nigel (2010)_ (qv) for TBS. He regularly tours with 'Drew Carey' (qv) and the Improv All Stars around the U.S., and has been part of two USO tours. He was seen most recently guest starring as 'Drew Carey' (qv)'s sidekick on _The Price Is Right (1972)_ (qv).::Tracy Samuels