Mark Roberts(II)
- Writer
- Producer
- Actor
Mark Roberts (born January 19, 1961) is an American screenwriter, producer, playwright, actor, and comedian, best known for creating the American sitcom Mike & Molly (2010).
Mark has began as a stand-up in Chicago, and was soon spotted by a casting director who helped him land work in commercials. Sitcom work soon followed, including a series regular gig on the Téa Leoni series "Une fille à scandales (1995)", before Roberts chose to pursue writing, his true passion. His 2000 play "Couples Counseling Killed Katie", starring Roberts and Jessica Tuck, caught the eye of producer Chuck Lorre, who went on to hire him as a writer and producer on "Mon oncle Charlie (2003)". Roberts would then go on to create "Mike & Molly (2010)", which won an Emmy for star Melissa McCarthy. Lorre serves as an executive producer on the show.
Mark has began as a stand-up in Chicago, and was soon spotted by a casting director who helped him land work in commercials. Sitcom work soon followed, including a series regular gig on the Téa Leoni series "Une fille à scandales (1995)", before Roberts chose to pursue writing, his true passion. His 2000 play "Couples Counseling Killed Katie", starring Roberts and Jessica Tuck, caught the eye of producer Chuck Lorre, who went on to hire him as a writer and producer on "Mon oncle Charlie (2003)". Roberts would then go on to create "Mike & Molly (2010)", which won an Emmy for star Melissa McCarthy. Lorre serves as an executive producer on the show.
