Bil Dwyer

Known for: Acting

Born: 1962-03-30 (age 64)

From: Evergreen Park, Illinois, USA

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.

Filmography (38)

TV★ 6.7
Loot
2022
as Emcee
TV★ 6.5
Space Force
2020
as Participant #3
MOVIE★ 3.7
2177: The San Francisco Love Hacker Crimes
2019
as Lt. Jamieson
MOVIE
Tellers
2019
as Jeff
TV★ 5.4
Lopez
2016
as Chad
MOVIE
Desk Job
2015
as Ken Kankline (Attorney at Law)
TV★ 6.3
Comedy Bang! Bang!
2012
as Captain Brock
TV★ 6.7
Suburgatory
2011
as Father
TV★ 7.2
Hot in Cleveland
2010
as Anders
TV★ 7.6
The Middle
2009
as Super Daddy Pancakes
TV★ 9.0
Comedy.tv
2009
as Self
TV
The Great Debate
2009
as Himself
TV★ 8.0
Parks and Recreation
2009
as Paul Shaw
TV★ 6.9
Childrens Hospital
2008
as Alan Stack
TV
I Love the New Millennium
2008
as Self
TV★ 3.6
Out of Jimmy's Head
2007
as Dad
TV★ 8.0
iCarly
2007
as Dr. Scholl
MOVIE★ 6.4
Re-Animated
2006
as Jimmy's Dad
TV
I Love the '70s: Volume 2
2006
as Self
TV
I've Got a Secret
2006
as Himself - Host
TV★ 9.5
MTV's The 70s House
2005
as Bert Van Styles
TV★ 9.0
I Love the '90s: Part Deux
2005
as Himself
TV★ 7.0
I Love the '90s
2004
as Himself
TV
Extreme Dodgeball
2004
as Color Commentator
TV★ 8.0
I Love the '80s Strikes Back
2003
as Self
TV★ 8.0
Dirty Rotten Cheater
2003
as Himself - Host
MOVIE★ 3.3
The Bogus Witch Project
2000
as Anchorman (segment "In The Woods")
TV★ 7.2
BattleBots
2000
as Self - Play by Play Anchor
MOVIE★ 4.9
Once & Future Queen
2000
MOVIE★ 4.0
A Sudden Loss of Gravity
2000
as Andrew
MOVIE★ 3.7
The Trouble With Perpetual Deja-Vu
1999
TV★ 7.0
Comedy Central Presents
1998
as Himself
MOVIE★ 4.6
Shucking the Curve
1998
as Rodney
TV★ 6.5
Ally McBeal
1997
as Bandleader
MOVIE★ 5.4
Little Shots of Happiness
1997
as Bill
MOVIE★ 3.9
Ski School 2
1994
as Toddorbert
TV★ 7.7
The Larry Sanders Show
1992
as Ed
TV★ 5.4
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
1992
as Himself