Voted Top 100 Greatest Comedians of all Time By COMEDY CENTRAL he is currenlty at # 79!

Indeed, Dom Irrera's stand-up material was honed in a multi-generational Italian household in South Philadelphia with his mother, sister, grandmother, uncles and cousins all under one very big roof. A great-grandmother even lived across the street. Together, there were three floors and four generations of family. His first big break was his performance on Rodney Dangerfield's "Nothing Goes Right" comedy specials for HBO. Irrera's own HBO "One Night Stand" earned him his first CableACE award for Best Stand-Up Comedy Special. He won a second CableACE for the Showtime stand-up series he hosted, "Full Frontal Comedy." That same year he received a second CableACE nomination in the writing category for his work on Comedy Central's animated series, "Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist." He also starred in a solo stand-up special for HBO in '92, titled "Command Performance."

He has performed on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," "The Late Show with David Letterman,""Late Night with Conan O'Brien," "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson," "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," "The View," and made several appearances on "Oprah."

An avid sports fan, Dom hosted four seasons of Comedy Central's irreverent football show, "Offsides", where he conducted hilarious on-the-field interviews with football greats. He also hosts the NFL Networks show "Hang Time" and stars as the judge on Direct TV's Supreme Court of Comedy. He also hosted Comedy Central's "Behind the Scenes at the American Comedy Awards