The Big Gay Sketch Show 2 › Season 2 Full Episodes & Clips

Jonny McGovern

- Jonny McGovern first gained New York City notoriety with his one-man show "Dirty Stuff." As "The Gay Pimp," an entirely original character persona, Jonny starred in the international hit music videos "Soccer Practice" and "Lookin' Cute/Feelin' Cute," recorded the popular CD "Dirty Gay Hits," appeared on Comedy Central, VH1 and was a correspondent for "The Ricki Lake Show." He is currently the host of iTunes #1 gay comedy podcast "Gay Pimpin' With Jonny McGovern" and his new music video "Somethin' For The Fellas (That Like The Fellas)" has been a smash hit on Logo's The Click List. In the premiere season of "The Big Gay Sketch Show," Jonny played Oscar Wilde, went swashbuckling on a lesbian cruise and served up homo-hints for everyday living on "Logo Life Tips." Most recently, he premiered his historic one-man show, "Run Bitch Run!" in which he played runaway slave and underground railroad founder Harriet Tubman. Wurk.

Kate McKinnon

- Kate graduated last year from Columbia University with a B.A. in Theater, and is thrilled to have put all her work with puppets and contact improvisation to good use in "The Big Gay Sketch Show." Now she writes and performs stand-up comedy and solo shows around New York City. She'd like to be Ellen Degeneres one day, but she'd probably settle for being a member of the pop/rock trio, "Hanson." She relishes playing ugly and/or British characters, like Fitzwilliam, the little transgender child from Switchinghamshire. You also glimpsed Kate as Rachael Ray, Heidi Klum, and the cello-playing half of the folk duo "Sappho's Lips," on "The Big Gay Sketch Show." Since her Logo debut, she's become a fixture of downtown New York, constantly making the scene (and Page Six!) thanks to her haute hob-nobbing and up-all-night exploits, alongside pals Lance Bass, Perez Hilton, the designers of Heatherette and Jocelyn Wildenstein. Special thanks and love to LL.

Nicol Paone

- Nicol Paone, a New Jersey native, started her career doing Improv and NYU student films. She was in "NYC's hottest all female improv group" (Village Voice) called "The Improvazons." Now she proudly performs regularly at The Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in Los Angeles, is an alumnus of the world famous Groundlings Theater and a current member of the cutting edge sketch group, "The Deviants," with fellow "Big Gay" cast mate, Michael Serrato. She has PUNK'D a few celebs and could be seen last year opposite Laura Kightlinger in IFC's acclaimed series "The Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman." And you undoubtedly enjoyed her range on "The Big Gay Sketch Show" as exhibited by her take on Elaine Stritch, Alice Cramden, Jo from "The Facts of Life" and a Lorna Doone lover who just doesn't understand why the gays are always making her late for things! Also you couldn't miss her this summer on the big screen in "The Heartbreak Kid" with Ben Stiller. (If you did miss it, she's mad at you.) She already feels right at home, loving her work on "The Big Straight Sketch Show."