Tim Meadows

Tim Meadows, a recognized stand-up comedian, sketch comedian, and actor, has demonstrated his talent across multiple mediums. His versatile performances range from his Emmy-nominated writing contributions on "Saturday Night Live" to his notable roles in both film and television. In particular, his portrayal of Principal Duvall in the 2004 teen comedy film "Mean Girls" was so well received that he reprised the role in the film's sequel and the musical adaptation in 2024.

Meadows' work extends beyond the silver screen, with a significant presence in the world of television. Audiences would recognize him as the parrot-owning guidance counselor, John Glascott, from ABC's sitcom "The Goldbergs." After six seasons in a recurring role, he transitioned to the main character in the show's spin-off, "Schooled." In addition to these roles, he has had recurring parts in popular series such as "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" and "Son of Zorn," and is currently a main cast member in the animated series "Digman!"

Despite his on-screen achievements, Meadows remains rooted in his improv background, frequently performing at esteemed venues like the ImprovOlympic and Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in Chicago and Los Angeles. He continues to broaden his portfolio with recent appearances in Netflix's "Space Force" and "The Mandalorian," and is currently filming for the series "Peacemaker." In 2024, it was announced that Meadows would star in a new CBS Comedy "DMV" revolving around workers at a motor vehicle department office. This diverse experience, coupled with his Writers Guild of America Award, underlines Meadows' versatility and breadth in comedy and entertainment.