Tim McAuliffe (born September 18[citation needed]) is a Canadian comedy writer, television producer and occasional actor from Montreal, Quebec, Canada, known for his work on The Last Man On Earth, The Office, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Up All Night, Corner Gas, This Hour Has 22 Minutes,[1] and creating the TV series Son Of A Critch and Happy Together (CBS).[citation needed]

Tim McAuliffe
BornSeptember 18[citation needed]
Montreal, Quebec[citation needed]
OccupationComedy writer, television producer, actor

Career edit

Tim is a writer/producer who is currently the Co-Creator/Executive Producer of CBC's Son Of a Critch. He has also serves as showrunner on the upcoming Paramount Plus show, Players. He is also a writer/producer on Peacock's MacGruber (starring Will Forte, Kriten Wiig, and Ryan Phillippe). His past credits include, writer/producer for NBC's The Office, writer/executive producer for FOX's Last Man On Earth, writer for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, writer/producer of NBC's Up All Night, and executive producer/creator of CBS's Happy Together.

In Canada, he was showrunner/executive producer/writer on CBC TV's long-running (24 years) This Hour Has 22 Minutes, a writer for English Canada's most successful sitcom of all time, CTV's Corner Gas, and the creator/executive producer/showrunner of CTV's Satisfaction.  He has also written a series of live gala performances at the Just for Laughs Comedy Festival.  He has won two Writers Guild of Canada Awards.

Filmography edit

As writer
As actor
  • Mistress Shopping (2004) as Steve Sandusky
  • Branding Mupatu (2004) as Steve Sandusky
  • Stars on Trial (2005) as Rusty Waters
  • Famous Fallouts (2005) as Dan Snyder
  • 2006 MuchMusic Video Awards (2006) as Mark 'The PA'
  • Overrated in '06 (2006) as Lord Balthazar Sandusky

Awards and nominations edit

McAuliffe has received peer and industry recognition for his work on This Hour Has 22 Minutes.

  • 2008, won Writers Guild of Canada WGC Award Variety award for This Hour Has 22 Minutes
  • 2008, nominated for Writers Guild of Canada WGC Award Variety award for This Hour Has 22 Minutes
  • 2008, nominated for Gemini Award "Best Writing in a Comedy or Variety Program or Series" for This Hour Has 22 Minutes
  • 2011, nominated for Gemini Award for "Best Comedy Program or Series" for This Hour Has 22 Minutes

References edit

  1. ^ "Corner Gas Online :: Press". Cornergas.com. Retrieved 3 November 2010.

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