well as a YouTube series about golf, The Range with Bil Dwyer. He hosted the 2005 series MTV's The 70s House in character as the intentionally cheesy "Bert Van Styles." Acting Dwyer appeared on the 2007 Cartoon Network live-action/animation hybrid series Out of Jimmy's Head in a dual role as the main character's father and his school guidance counselor. He had a recurring role on the sitcom Hot in Cleveland as Valerie Bertinelli's ex-husband. Dwyer played the lead role of Leon, a washed-up champion ping-pong player, in the 2010 dark-comedy web series Kill Spin. The series ran for 10 episodes on the social-media website Lockerz. He has also been a guest star on a number of other sitcoms and TV shows, including Space Force, The Middle, Lopez, Parks and Recreation, House of Lies, Childrens Hospital, Suburgatory, The Larry Sanders Show, Ally McBeal, and iCarly. Dwyer's film credits include Ski School 2, The Bogus Witch Project and What Planet Are You From? Dwyer also starred in a series of Toyota commercials about the "Tiny Football League" which ran during NBC's Sunday Night Football. Discography Am I Yelling? (Stand Up! Records, 2020) Selected podcast appearances Probably Science, Episode 364: Bil Dwyer (December 6, 2019) Never Not Funny with Jimmy Pardo, multiple appearances The Tom Barnard Podcast, Bil Dwyer and Gold Country (September 4, 2012) Probably Science, Episode 26: Bil Dwyer (June 25, 2012) The Dork Forest with Jackie Kashian, Rob Delaney and Bil Dwyer (December 15, 2009) References External links Bil Dwyer at Stand Up! Records website Living people 1962 births American male comedians American game show hosts People from Evergreen Park, Illinois People from Glendale, California Southern Illinois University alumni Comedians from Illinois 21st-century American comedians Stand Up! Records artists