Chris, the alter ego of actor Chris Elliott, was the star of the late, great Fox sitcom Get a Life, which ran from 1990-92 and has finally been released in its entirety on DVD as Get a Life: The ...

The misadventures of a 30-year-old paper-boy (played by Late Night alum Chris Elliot) and his wacky parents. Such show topics included the eating of a space alien, a robotic paper-boy and numerous ...

Chris Elliott, best known at that point as an oblivious, self-aggrandizing weirdo prone to bouts of anger who lived under the stairs on David Letterman’s Late Night show, portrayed the main ...

Chris Elliott, who created the show with Adam Resnick and David Mirkin, stars as a 30-year-old who never grew up. He lives at home with his parents (Elliott’s real-life father Bob, of the famed ...

After almost nine years at Late Night, Elliott went to Hollywood and created an even more brilliant idiot: Chris Peterson, the 30-year-old paperboy of the short-lived Fox-network series Get a Life.

When I told Chris Elliott that I felt like I was sparring with a heavyweight, he humbly dismissed the notion. But the outrageous comedian is a veteran of “Late Show with David Letterman” and ...

Elliott's Letterman appearances gained him an early notoriety as a goofy comic, and he went on to star in the TV vehicle Get A Life and the film vehicle Cabin Boy before dropping back to smaller ...

Let’s keep them apart,’” says Get a Life co-creator and Simpsons seasons 5 and 6 showrunner David Mirkin in the first in a five-part interview with The AV Club.

Comedian Chris Elliott first sprung to fame on Late Night with David Letterman, and went on to appear in films including "There's Something About Mary" and "Groundhog Day." His new memoir is "The ...

Elliott continued to make radio, TV and film appearances, serving as a cast member for Garrison Keillor’s Radio Company of the Air and appearing as Chris Elliott’s father on “Get a Life ...