Christopher Titus, Doomed to Repeat

Christopher Titus is a prolific stand-up comedian, writer, actor, and producer. As a creator, he has sold shows to NBC, ABC, FOX and Comedy Central. His wildly innovative multi-cam half hour "Titus," premiered to critical and audience acclaim on Fox, earning the show an Emmy nomination, while Titus himself received a WGA Award nomination for his writing.

Following "Titus," Christopher starred in ABC's "Big Shots," acting opposite Dylan McDermott, Michael Vartan and Josh Malina. He also starred in the NBC one-hour pilot, "Future Tense," and created and starred in the Bryan Cranston-directed pilot, "Special Unit," for Comedy Central. He later wrote, directed, and starred in a feature-film version of "Special Unit," which won the L.A. Film Award for Best Comedy Feature, and the Hope Film Awards jury prize for Best Director.

Christopher has written and starred in ten 90-minute comedy specials, with several spending months on the Billboard Top 10 comedy chart. he recently released his tenth special, "Carrying Monsters," a bookend companion piece to "Norman Rockwell is Bleeding" (his very first show and the source material for the Fox series).

Titus' podcast, The Armageddon Update/Titus Podcast has over 12 million downloads. Titus and his comedian wife, Rachel Bradley, have hosted the hugely popular podcast for 15 years. During the worst days of the pandemic, he used his self-owned soundstage as a safe space to executive produce and direct specials for Ron Funches, Fortune Feimster and Everlast.

Christopher Titus is currently touring his new show, "Doomed to Repeat," to sold-out audiences at clubs and theaters across the country. He recently filmed "Doomed to Repeat" in San Francisco, and it is slated for release at the beginning of 2027. With a take-no-prisoners wit and years of experience writing hilariously edgy and poignant comedy, Christopher Titus is a voice unlike any other, and considered to be one of the best and most prolific comedians working today.