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Elliott Kalan (pronounced "KAY-len", born in 1982) is an American comedy writer.
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'''Elliott Kalan''' (pronounced "KAY-len", born [[December 3]], [[1981]]) is an American comedy writer. He is married and has 2 sons.
   
Kalan worked as a writer for the popular news satire show ''The Daily Show with Jon Stewart'' (which aired on [[Comedy Central]]) from 2008 to 2014, and as Head Writer from 2014 until he and Jon Stewart left the show in 2015. Kalan won four Emmy Awards for his work on ''The Daily Show''. He also appeared in small roles occasionally.
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Kalan worked as a writer for the popular current events satire show ''The Daily Show with Jon Stewart'' (which aired on [[Comedy Central]]) from [[2008]] to [[2014]], and as Head Writer from 2014 until he and Jon Stewart left the show in [[2015]]. Kalan won four Emmy Awards for his work on ''The Daily Show''. He also appeared in small roles occasionally.
   
Kalan has written several books for Marvel Comics, most notably the ''Spider-Man and the X-Men'' limited series from 2015. He has also authored a children's book entitled ''Horse Meets Dog''.
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Kalan has written several books for Marvel Comics, most notably the ''Spider-Man and the X-Men'' limited series from 2015. In [[2021]], he wrote the horror/crime comic book ''Maniac of New York'', which was published by Aftershock Press. He has also authored two children's books entitled ''Horse Meets Dog'' and ''Sharko and Hippo''.
   
Kalan is the co-host of the podcast [[The Flop House]], which discusses bad movies.
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Kalan is the co-host of the podcast ''[[The Flop House]]'', which discusses bad movies.
   
Kalan portrayed two characters in [[Season 11]]; [[Dr. Varno]] in ''[[MST3K 1103 - The Time Travelers|The Time Travelers]]'' and [[Mr. Whipple]] in ''[[MST3K 1113 - Il Natale Che Quasi Non Fu|Il Natale Che Quasi Non Fu]]''. Both appearances were alongside series creator [[Joel Hodgson]], first as [[Larry]], then as [[Santa Claus (character)|Santa Claus]].
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Kalan portrayed two characters in [[Season 11]]; [[Dr. Varno]] in [[MST3K 1103 - The Time Travelers|Episode #1103]] and [[Mr. Whipple]] in [[MST3K 1113 - Il Natale Che Quasi Non Fu|Episode #1113]]. Both appearances were alongside series creator [[Joel Hodgson]], first as [[Larry]], then as [[Santa Claus (character)|Santa Claus]].
   
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== Notes ==
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* IMDB.com inaccurately lists Elliott Kalan's birth year as [[1982]]. On an episode of ''The Flop House'' podcast, he mentioned that they had done him "a favor" by shaving a year off his age.
 
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Revision as of 23:02, 12 April 2021

Elliott Kalan

Elliott Kalan (pronounced "KAY-len", born December 3, 1981) is an American comedy writer. He is married and has 2 sons.

Kalan worked as a writer for the popular current events satire show The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (which aired on Comedy Central) from 2008 to 2014, and as Head Writer from 2014 until he and Jon Stewart left the show in 2015. Kalan won four Emmy Awards for his work on The Daily Show. He also appeared in small roles occasionally.

Kalan has written several books for Marvel Comics, most notably the Spider-Man and the X-Men limited series from 2015. In 2021, he wrote the horror/crime comic book Maniac of New York, which was published by Aftershock Press. He has also authored two children's books entitled Horse Meets Dog and Sharko and Hippo.

Kalan is the co-host of the podcast The Flop House, which discusses bad movies.

Kalan portrayed two characters in Season 11; Dr. Varno in Episode #1103 and Mr. Whipple in Episode #1113. Both appearances were alongside series creator Joel Hodgson, first as Larry, then as Santa Claus.

Notes

  • IMDB.com inaccurately lists Elliott Kalan's birth year as 1982. On an episode of The Flop House podcast, he mentioned that they had done him "a favor" by shaving a year off his age.

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