Rob Gorden

Rob Gorden is an actor, writer and comedian. He is known for "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," "Touched With Fire" starring Katie Holmes and Luke Kirby and "Royal Pains." He grew up North of Boston, attended Salem State University and studied at the famed "Shakespeare and Company" in Lenox, Massachusetts. Shortly after graduating, he booked his first film "Drainiac" directed by cult legend Brett Piper. After a short time in Chicago, Rob moved to New York City where with "Key of Awesome's" Mark Douglas formed "The Rob and Mark Show." During his time in New York, some highlights include Co-Hosting, with Mark Douglas "Geek-Ray Vision" on SpikeTV, taking the role of John McCain's spokesperson for "The Onion News Network," "The Big C" with Laura Linney and performing as a panelist for The Food Network's "Heavyweights." Rob is also a Senior Writer for "The Final Edition Radio Hour" created by Jeff Kreisler and Tony Hendra (Spinal Tap).