Mystro Clark has been in the comedy game for over 20 years. He started in Dayton, Ohio and moved to Los Angeles after earning a Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology. Mystro quickly got noticed at comedy clubs around LA and the country for his powerful comedy routines. He has since appeared on numerous television shows and movies starting with his first weekly series, a skech comedy show called The Newz in 1994. Mystro has performed on all the major networks including three appearances on HBO, and BET including a One Hour Special. Mystro has also acted and written for many shows. His first weekly starring role on a network sitcom was on Fox's THE SHOW, where he played energetic talk show host "Wilson Lee. From there Mystro went on to play guest parts and starring roles on numerous other shows and films such as 2009's indepedent film "Shrink" with Kevin Spacey, Robin Williams, and Kiki Palmer. Mystro was also chosen as the weekly host of Soul Train from 97-2000 after Don Cornelius retired. After breaking into the hosting market Mystro was also picked to host the long running syndicated travel show Awesome Adventures, which he did for ten years, travelling all over the world. Multi-talented and ever busy Mr. Clark has also written for shows such as Cousin Skeeter on Nickelodeon, done voice acting for the Men in Black video game, and produced numerous music and comedy CD's of which his "Sexy, Funny, Bastard" is considered a comedy classic by fans. It is no wonder Mystro has signed Talent Deals with Disney, Warner Brothers and Fox Studios over the years, he reportedly still has the record for one of the biggest talent deals ever given to an African American comedian. Staying true to his 100% mentality, Mystro recently took time away from the entertainment spotlight to deploy to Iraq with his Army Reserve unit for a year. Mystro is also a 15 year Army veteran. While he was in the combat zone he decided to do an impromptu comedy show for his fellow soldiers. That show turned into two shows, which have now turned into his new comedy CD, "Mystro Clark: Live in Iraq"