Colin Quinn currently hosts "Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn," a late night roundtable of the day's political and cultural events featuring four guest comedians. He also recently had a self-titled show on NBC.

Prior to anchoring "Saturday Night Live's" famed "Weekend Update," Quinn was a regular commentator on "Update," performing as Lenny the Lion and Joe Blow. In addition, during the 1997-98 season, Quinn was featured in a recurring segment, "Colin Quinn Explains The New York Times."

In April 1997, Quinn (as Robert DeNiro) and Jim Breuer (as Joe Pesci) were confronted on-air about their respective portrayals by the real Robert DeNiro and Joe Pesci.

Quinn made his Broadway debut in August 1998, in a critically praised one-man show, "Colin Quinn: An Irish Wake," which he co-wrote with Bobby Spillane.

Prior to SNL, Quinn made his television debut on MTV's "Remote Control," where he was a regular for three years.

He has been a stand-up comedian for 14 years, performing around the country, and has written several screenplays.

Born in Brooklyn, New York, Quinn resides in New York City.