Tracy Morgan - from NBC's '30 Rock' and the hit film 'First Sunday'

Born and raised in New York City, Tracy Morgan is a stand-up comedian, actor and sketch-comedy player who continually works the national stand-up comedy circuit while appearing on television and in feature films. After appearing on “Def Comedy Jam” in 1992, Morgan became well known as recurring character “Hustleman” on Martin Lawrence’s television series “Martin.” He had an hour-long stand-up special on Comedy Central in 2002, contributed his voice to the popular Comedy Central show “Crank Yankers,” and was also the host of their stand-up showcase “Comic Groove.” Morgan can currently be seen starring in the hit NBC series “30 Rock.”
But Morgan is probably now best known for his 10 year run on Saturday Night Live, in which he memorably portrayed characters such as “Safari Planet” host Brian Fellow, and the space adventurer “Astronaut Jones.” His most popular impressions on the show included Mike Tyson, The View’s Star Jones, Della Reese, Busta Rhymes, Maya Angelou and Samuel L. Jackson. He has also made numerous comedic appearances as himself, both on “Update” and in backstage sketches where he grills the guest host with inappropriate questions. Morgan has appeared in the feature films “A Thin Line Between Love and Hate,” “Half Baked,” “How High,” “Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back,” “Head of State” and most recently “First Sunday” with Ice Cube and Katt Williams.”