Colin Quinn began his comic career in New York as a regular on the comedy show circuit. Colin also the Co-Hosted MTV's popular game show "Remote Control." At the end of that show's run he hosted his own MTV show, "Colin Quinn's Manly World," a sports/comedy show. While also at MTV he wrote and starred in the comedy short "Going Back to Brooklyn" with Ben Stiller. Colin took on the hosting duties for "Caroline's Comedy Hour," a weekly show on the A&E network that showcased up and coming as well as popular stand-up comics as well.

In addition to his television work, Colin has also appeared in movies, including Who's the Man?, Married to the Mob, The Roxbury Guys and most recently, Comedian. He has also wrote the screenplay for Celtic Pride.. Colin was also Associate Producer on the project.

Colin was also a writer and feature player on NBC's, "Saturday Night Live,” hosting Weekend Update. He also established the recurring characters 'The Thank you Guy.”

Colin Quinn's most recent work was on Comedy Central called "Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn". An "in-your-face" discussion forum held with other stand-up comedians.