John Mulaney
Appearances: 5Shows: 4Latest: Nov 14, 2026
Latest appearance: Nov 14, 2026 on Saturday Night Live →
John Mulaney is a comedian, writer, and actor known for his stand-up specials and work on "Saturday Night Live." He is also recognized for voicing Andrew Glouberman in the animated series "Big Mouth."
All appearances
Saturday Night Live (1)
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Jimmy Kimmel Live! (2)
Interview
John Mulaney on Complimenting Colbert, Shopping at H Mart & Being First Comic to Play Wrigley Field
John Mulaney promotes his Mr. Whatever tour, including shows at the Hollywood Bowl and a landmark Wrigley Field date that would make him the first comedian to headline the ballpark. He jokes about complimenting Stephen Colbert despite living in Jimmy Kimmel’s house, compares Irish family roots with Kimmel and explains why H Mart doubles as an aquarium for his children.
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The Late Show With Stephen Colbert (1)
John Mulaney riffs on Supreme Court oral arguments and the justices’ personalities, then shares stories from the Mr. Whatever Tour. He recalls taking his son Malcolm to Graceland, discusses David Byrne and repays Stephen Colbert for past unemployment benefits.
Interview
Listening To Supreme Court Arguments Is Like Following The Grateful Dead - John Mulaney
John Mulaney compares listening to Supreme Court oral arguments with following Grateful Dead recordings, focusing on a tariffs case argued by Neil Katyal. He explains how each justice’s voice and questioning style becomes recognizable, then performs comic impressions of the court’s personalities and imagined backstage dynamics.
Interview
"Dad, Can I Meet Elvis Now?" - John Mulaney On Bringing His Son On A Tour Of Graceland
John Mulaney discusses the Mr. Whatever Tour and recounts taking his young son Malcolm to Graceland, where he had to explain why Elvis could not meet them. He also reflects on his friendship with David Byrne and presents Stephen Colbert with a $750 check to repay unemployment benefits from his early comedy career.
The Daily Show (1)
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