Rob Bartlett

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Robert Bartlett (born May 18, 1957, in Brooklyn, New York) is a comedian and actor, who gained wide-spred fame as an impersonator and comedian on the radio and television show Imus in the Morning. His most famous roles include: Dr. Phil McGraw, Rush Limbaugh, Bill Clinton, and Brian Wilson (of the Beach Boys).

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Bartlett has done stand-up on "Late Night with David Letterman," and "MTV Half Hour Comedy Hour."
He has written a Broadway play: "More to Love--A Big Fat Comedy"
One of his more famous impressions is that of Brian Wilson, the original song-writer and lead singer for the Beach Boys, who is famous for having had a nervous breakdown. [1]
Aside from comedy, Bartlett has been in five movies, including Spin the Bottle and The Sex O'Clock News.
He was one of the original color analysts on WWF Monday Night RAW in 1993.
He has been in more than five episodes of Law and Order: Special Victims Unit