Paul is best known for his work on the MTV sketch comedy series Human Giant, which he co-created and stars in along with Aziz Ansari, Rob Huebel, and director Jason Woliner and his appearances on NBC's 30 Rock as Donny Lawson, the head page and VH1's Best Week Ever.

Paul's films include the upcoming "Year One" with Jack Black and Michael Cera (directed by Harold Ramis), and "Bride Wars" with Anne Hathaway and Kate Hudson. He has also appeared in School for Scoundrels with Billy Bob Thornton, Meet Dave with Eddie Murphy, as well as The Onion: The Movie, and the 2004 SXSW Audience Award Winner Blackballed: The Bobby Dukes Story.

Paul joined the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in New York City in 1998 where he has performed Sketch and Improvisation with Respecto Montalban, winners of the ECNY Award for "Best Improv Show."

Scheer is currently based in Los Angeles. He is a regular performer at UCBTLA, where he currently performs in MYSPACE, an improvised show based on audience member's profiles. That show was named the "Best Improv Show" by LA Magazine and has been profiled on Good Morning America.

In 2006, Variety named Scheer one of the "Top 10 Comics to Watch" and AP Magazine hailed as one of their favorite comedians.

Paul frequently updates on his blog which is at www.paulscheer.com

Credits

• OBAMA=HITLER w/Paul Scheer Tired of comparing Obama to Hitler? Randy Franklin has some helpful tips for your next town hall meeting.
• Comic Books vs. Movies What's better Comic Books or Movies?
• MySpace: Dreaming of Sharks Chad's following his dream all the way to the shark tank. See MySpace live Wednesday nights at UCBTLA.
• MySpace: Kool-Aid Law The tables have turned on the Kool-Aid man! See MySpace live Wednesday nights at UCBTLA.
• MySpace: Christmas Break Glen's taking a long weekend. See MySpace live Wednesday nights at UCBTLA.
• MySpace: Picture Time! The girls get together to take a picture!
• MySpace: Sassy Robot Seth is not happy with his new robot's attitude. See MySpace live Wednesday nights at UCBTLA.
• MySpace: Road Rage There's just something about driving in LA.... See MySpace live Wednesday nights at UCBTLA.
• UCB set to Music If you have ever wanted to see a trailer for Upright Citizens Bridage, this is probably it.
• Shutterbugs: Episode 5, Bobbe'J The bugs deal with the fallout of Lil' 9/11
• Funeral Card Trick The Illusionators blow mourners minds with an amazing card trick
• Illusionators: Card Trick The Illusionators blow minds with an amazing card trick
• Shutterbugs: Episode 4, Lil' 9/11 It was a day of great tragedy and tiny heroes.
• Morning Zoo The morning zoo rocks on even after a horrific nuclear holocaust (Season 2 Premieres March 11 at 11PM)
• CARPET MONKEY A New Sketch From Human Giant (Season 2 Premieres March 11 at 11PM)
• Human Giant Season 2 Trailer A Quick Look at What's in Store in Season 2 (Season 2 Premieres March 11 at 11PM)
• Escalating Interview Tadpole wants to swim with the big fish
• Camping Weekend The guys head out for a relaxing weekend in the woods
• Space Lords In a far-off world, three overlords were banished for being too powerful, and too evil. This is their story.
• Let's go! These guys are always on the move, Let's Go!
• Mother Son Moving Co Nothing gives a mother strength like a child in danger
• Cliff Tarpey Moon Man He only uses the moon for official NASA business
• To Catch a Predator How To Catch a Predator?
• Paul's Time Machine Paul just insists on going back in time
• Space Lords 2 Space Lords
• Lunartics Lunartics-the awesome moon game show
• Shutterbugs: Episode 3 The Final Episode?
• Shutterbugs: Episode 2 The 'bugs lose a valued client.
• Paul Scheer on Letterman Paul Scheer interviewed on the Late Show with David Letterman
• The Best Improv Suggestor Karl Danvers: The World's Best Improv Suggestor
• Besser beaten by audience TMZ captures Matt Besser in altercation with audience member after failing to break comedy record.
• Besser doesn't break record Matt Besser attempts to break the world record for most characters done in five minutes, currently held by Ivan Kruchnev