Sal Vulcano
American comedian
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2024 | Sal Vulcano released his stand-up comedy special titled 'Terrified'. |
2024 | Sal Vulcano released his stand-up comedy special titled 'Terrified'. |
May 2024 | Appeared on Theo Von's podcast 'This Past Weekend' and revealed he married his long-time girlfriend and has a 20-month-old daughter. |
May 2024 | Appeared on Theo Von's podcast 'This Past Weekend' and revealed he married his long-time girlfriend and has a 20-month-old daughter. |
2022 | Guest starred in an episode of 'What We Do in the Shadows' titled 'Private School'. |
2022 | Guest starred in an episode of 'What We Do in the Shadows' titled 'Private School'. |
June 2022 | Vulcano appeared in Season 1, Episode 9 of Would I Lie to You? and Season 4, Episode 4 of What We Do in the Shadows. |
June 2022 | Vulcano appeared in Season 1, Episode 9 of Would I Lie to You? and Season 4, Episode 4 of What We Do in the Shadows. |
April 2 2022 | In the first episode without Joe, the other Jokers officially retired the Prince Herb alias. |
April 2 2022 | In the first episode without Joe, the other Jokers officially retired the Prince Herb alias. |
2021 | Concluded his run on 'The Misery Index' and 'Impractical Jokers: Dinner Party'. |
2021 | Concluded his run on 'The Misery Index' and 'Impractical Jokers: Dinner Party'. |
December 2021 | Joe left the Impractical Jokers show. |
December 2021 | Joe left the Impractical Jokers show. |
April 29 2021 | The punishment episode where Vulcano was renamed to Prince Herb aired on Impractical Jokers. |
April 29 2021 | The punishment episode where Vulcano was renamed to Prince Herb aired on Impractical Jokers. |
February 2021 | As a result of a punishment on Impractical Jokers, Vulcano was renamed to Prince Herb for the remainder of the show's season and all media appearances. |
February 2021 | As a result of a punishment on Impractical Jokers, Vulcano was renamed to Prince Herb for the remainder of the show's season and all media appearances. |
2020 | Participated in 'Impractical Jokers: Dinner Party' and appeared in 'Impractical Jokers: The Movie'. |
2020 | Participated in 'Impractical Jokers: Dinner Party' and appeared in 'Impractical Jokers: The Movie'. |
2019 | Began appearing on 'The Misery Index' as himself. |
2019 | Began appearing on 'The Misery Index' as himself. |
October 2019 | Vulcano and The Tenderloins starred in The Misery Index, a game show hosted by Jameela Jamil, which was subsequently renewed for a third season. |
October 2019 | Vulcano and The Tenderloins starred in The Misery Index, a game show hosted by Jameela Jamil, which was subsequently renewed for a third season. |
2017 | Appeared in 'Impractical Jokers: After Party' as himself. |
2017 | Hosted 'Impractical Jokers: After Party' as himself. |
2017 | Appeared in 'Impractical Jokers: After Party' as himself. |
2017 | Hosted 'Impractical Jokers: After Party' as himself. |
2015 | Appeared as Sal in an episode of 'Bones' titled 'The Senator in the Street Sweeper'. |
2015 | 'What Say You?' podcast was nominated for multiple awards at the 10th Annual Podcast Awards, including Comedy, Entertainment, and Best Produced Podcast categories. |
2015 | Appeared as Sal in an episode of 'Bones' titled 'The Senator in the Street Sweeper'. |
2015 | 'What Say You?' podcast was nominated for multiple awards at the 10th Annual Podcast Awards, including Comedy, Entertainment, and Best Produced Podcast categories. |
2013 | Sal Vulcano and Brian Quinn's podcast 'What Say You?' was named Best New Show at the Stitcher Awards. |
2013 | Sal Vulcano and Brian Quinn's podcast 'What Say You?' was named Best New Show at the Stitcher Awards. |
December 15 2011 | Impractical Jokers premiered on TruTV, launching Vulcano into public prominence and becoming the network's most popular series. |
December 15 2011 | Impractical Jokers premiered on TruTV, launching Vulcano into public prominence and becoming the network's most popular series. |
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