event Chris Hardwick

In the '90s, before MTV was completely lost in the abyss of shitty reality TV, it was merely wading in the waters with game shows like Singled Out. Co-host Chris Hardwick played the lovable, brotherly foil to Jenny McCarthy’s funny-girl-with-nice-boobs routine, becoming an expert at making fun of himself as much as his ditzy counterpart. Since those days, Hardwick has appeared in several movies, showed up on Hollywood Squares, and most recently guested on E!’s Chelsea Lately, as well as hosting the The Soup online offshoot Web Soup. But, like many celebs today, Hardwick has found the truly perfect home for his one-liner life on Twitter (@nerdist) and, of course, on his blog, nerdist.com. 

In the '90s, before MTV was completely lost in the abyss of shitty reality TV, it was merely wading in the waters with game shows like Singled Out. Co-host Chris Hardwick played the lovable, brotherly foil to Jenny McCarthy’s funny-girl-with-nice-boobs routine, becoming an expert at making fun of himself as much as his ditzy counterpart. Since those days, Hardwick has appeared in several movies, showed up on Hollywood Squares, and most recently guested on E!’s Chelsea Lately, as well as hosting the The Soup online offshoot Web Soup. But, like many celebs today, Hardwick has found the truly perfect home for his one-liner life on Twitter (@nerdist) and, of course, on his blog, nerdist.com. 

In the '90s, before MTV was completely lost in the abyss of shitty reality TV, it was merely wading in the waters with game shows like Singled Out. Co-host Chris Hardwick played the lovable, brotherly foil to Jenny McCarthy’s funny-girl-with-nice-boobs routine, becoming an expert at making fun of himself as much as his ditzy counterpart. Since those days, Hardwick has appeared in several movies, showed up on Hollywood Squares, and most recently guested on E!’s Chelsea Lately, as well as hosting the The Soup online offshoot Web Soup. But, like many celebs today, Hardwick has found the truly perfect home for his one-liner life on Twitter (@nerdist) and, of course, on his blog, nerdist.com. 

In the '90s, before MTV was completely lost in the abyss of shitty reality TV, it was merely wading in the waters with game shows like Singled Out. Co-host Chris Hardwick played the lovable, brotherly foil to Jenny McCarthy’s funny-girl-with-nice-boobs routine, becoming an expert at making fun of himself as much as his ditzy counterpart. Since those days, Hardwick has appeared in several movies, showed up on Hollywood Squares, and most recently guested on E!’s Chelsea Lately, as well as hosting the The Soup online offshoot Web Soup. But, like many celebs today, Hardwick has found the truly perfect home for his one-liner life on Twitter (@nerdist) and, of course, on his blog, nerdist.com.