Former Daily Show correspondent and Children's Hospital creator Rob Corddry is currently bringing his considerably wicked comic gifts to the new movie Hot Tub Time Machine, the brilliantly-named flick that actually lives up to the potential of its title. The plot, as you surely know by now, concerns three aging buddies who return to the fun-times ski lodge of their youth to recapture the magic. But they get more than they bargained for when the titular tub transports them to 1986, when they had more hair, less flab, and a whole different set of problems. more ›

After starting out in New York performing for years at the UCB Theater, both as an improviser and a member of the popular sketch group Naked Babies, Rob Corddry first made a name for himself in 2002 when he was brought on The Daily Show as a correspondent. He left the show in 2006 to do sitcoms and films and has been working steadily ever since, most recently playing former White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer in Oliver Stone's W. Starting in December, Warner Brothers is launching Children's Hospital, a web series that he wrote, directed and stars in. Rob checked in to chat about the new series, doing The Daily Show in an election year and life in LA versus back here in New York. more ›