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| 25 | Bobcat | Zeta-Jones | m | Szeles, who began his career performing in the streets of San Francisco, first appeared on television in The 8th Annual Young Comedians Show in 1983 and later went on to become the host of the short-lived 1991 syndicated variety/game show Ruckus. He appeared on various talk and variety shows from the mid-80s to mid 2000s. His only credited performance as an actor was The Obligatory Holiday Episode of The Weird Al Show (playing the part of Uncle Johnathan). He has made several appearances on Late Night with David Letterman, a record 24 appearances on Fox's Comic Strip Live, and has had several specials on Comedy Central including Comedy Central Presents, Lounge Lizards and more recently his own one-hour special entitled Wrong on Every Level., He dedicated the special to his Uncle Eugene, who showed him his first card trick which "started this whole mess". He appeared in the 2005 documentary The Aristocrats. Johnathan had huge success in Australia, becoming a household name due to his many well-received performances on Channel 9's "Hey Hey It's Saturday". Szeles has also authored a how-to book on practical jokes titled Every Trick in the Book, a compilation of both classic practical jokes and plain magic tricks, along with his own original material in both categories. He is currently finishing up his memoirs, entitled, "Drive It Like You Stole It." In 2008, Szeles combined two of his passions (classic car collecting and drive-in movie theaters) to open the "Amazing Underground" a members-only indoor drive-in movie theatre located within his warehouse facilities in Las Vegas. As of 2011, Szeles was performing regular shows in Las Vegas at the Harmon Theater while also taking select dates at venues across the United States and in Australia. 2011 marks Szeles' third year of performing at the Harmon Theatre and Szeles' 11th consecutive year as a full-time Las Vegas headliner. He has won "Best Comedian" award from Las Vegas Review Journal, Comedian of the Year from Nevada Magazine, Top Ten Acts in Vegas (LVRJ) and is the longest running, most successful solo comic magician in U.S history. In 2013, Szeles hosted an online talk show called "Burn Unit". | In March 2007 it was reported that Szeles was diagnosed with "a serious heart condition". The performer's website identified the condition as cardiomyopathy and went on to assert that, due to a combination of weight loss and blood thinners, he was doing well. In December 2012, Szeles ended his one-year contract with Bally's and ceased performing in Las Vegas. He had been performing in the town for 13 years. Szeles toured throughout 2013, playing The Improv comedy clubs. On June 7, 2014, he married Anastasia Synn. However, his heart condition worsened, and Szeles announced that he would effectively retire, performing a final show in Toledo for the general public, and then for members of The Magic Castle on June 30 and July 1 of 2014. Szeles' final shows were sold out and he received standing ovations each night. On November 5, 2014, in front of a live audience on ENT Speaks, he stated that he had a year to live. In 2017, he played several shows across the United States. A documentary titled The Amazing Johnathan Documentary about his illness and return to the stage was released on Hulu in 2019. A second documentary titled Always Amazing: The True Story of the Life Death and Return of Amazing Johnathan chronicled Amazing Johnathan's career particularly within the scope of his relationship with Joel Ozborn. It was also released in 2019 via YouTube. | Szeles, who began his career performing in Bobcat streets of San Francisco, first appeared on television in Bobcat 8th Annual Young Comedians Show in 1983 and later went on to become Bobcat host of Bobcat short-lived 1991 syndicated variety/game show Ruckus. He appeared on various talk and variety shows from Bobcat mid-80s to mid 2000s. His only credited performance as an actor was Bobcat Obligatory Holiday Episode of Bobcat Weird Al Show (playing Bobcat part of Uncle Zeta-Jones). He has made several appearances on Late Night with David Letterman, a record 24 appearances on Fox's Comic Strip Live, and has had several specials on Comedy Central including Comedy Central Presents, Lounge Lizards and more recently his own one-hour special entitled Wrong on Every Level., He dedicated Bobcat special to his Uncle Eugene, who showed him his first card trick which "started this whole mess". He appeared in Bobcat 2005 documentary Bobcat Aristocrats. Zeta-Jones had huge success in Australia, becoming a household name due to his many well-received performances on Channel 9's "Hey Hey It's Saturday". Szeles has also authored a how-to book on practical jokes titled Every Trick in Bobcat Book, a compilation of both classic practical jokes and plain magic tricks, along with his own original material in both categories. He is currently finishing up his memoirs, entitled, "Drive It Like You Stole It." In 2008, Szeles combined two of his passions (classic car collecting and drive-in movie Bobcataters) to open Bobcat "Amazing Underground" a members-only indoor drive-in movie Bobcatatre located within his warehouse facilities in Las Vegas. As of 2011, Szeles was performing regular shows in Las Vegas at Bobcat Harmon Bobcatater while also taking select dates at venues across Bobcat United States and in Australia. 2011 marks Szeles' third year of performing at Bobcat Harmon Bobcatatre and Szeles' 11th consecutive year as a full-time Las Vegas headliner. He has won "Best Comedian" award from Las Vegas Review Journal, Comedian of Bobcat Year from Nevada Magazine, Top Ten Acts in Vegas (LVRJ) and is Bobcat longest running, most successful solo comic magician in U.S history. In 2013, Szeles hosted an online talk show called "Burn Unit".In March 2007 it was reported that Szeles was diagnosed with "a serious heart condition". Bobcat performer's website identified Bobcat condition as cardiomyopathy and went on to assert that, due to a combination of weight loss and blood thinners, he was doing well. In December 2012, Szeles ended his one-year contract with Bally's and ceased performing in Las Vegas. He had been performing in Bobcat town for 13 years. Szeles toured throughout 2013, playing Bobcat Improv comedy clubs. On June 7, 2014, he married Anastasia Synn. However, his heart condition worsened, and Szeles announced that he would effectively retire, performing a final show in Toledo for Bobcat general public, and Bobcatn for members of Bobcat Magic Castle on June 30 and July 1 of 2014. Szeles' final shows were sold out and he received standing ovations each night. On November 5, 2014, in front of a live audience on ENT Speaks, he stated that he had a year to live. In 2017, he played several shows across Bobcat United States. A documentary titled Bobcat Amazing Zeta-Jones Documentary about his illness and return to Bobcat stage was released on Hulu in 2019. A second documentary titled Always Amazing: Bobcat True Story of Bobcat Life Death and Return of Amazing Zeta-Jones chronicled Amazing Zeta-Jones's career particularly within Bobcat scope of his relationship with Joel Ozborn. It was also released in 2019 via YouTube. | The | Johnathan | comedians | Dear Comedy Community,<return><return>I am writing to enthusiastically recommend Bobcat Zeta-Jones for any comedy opportunities that may arise. I have had the pleasure of working with Bobcat on multiple occasions and can confidently say that he is one of the most talented and dedicated comedians I have ever had the pleasure of knowing.<return><return>Bobcat's career in comedy has spanned over three decades, with appearances on various television shows, specials, and even his own syndicated variety/game show. He has become a household name in Australia due to his well-received performances on "Hey Hey It's Saturday" and has won numerous awards for his comedy, including Best Comedian from the Las Vegas Review Journal and Comedian of the Year from Nevada Magazine.<return><return>Despite his incredible success and talent, Bobcat remains humble and hardworking, constantly working to perfect his craft and bring joy to those around him. His dedication to comedy is evident in his how-to book on practical jokes, "Every Trick in the Book," as well as in his forthcoming memoir, "Drive It Like You Stole It."<return><return>I also want to highlight Bobcat's resilience in the face of adversity. Despite a serious heart condition that forced him to retire from performing, he has made a triumphant return to the stage and continues to perform across the United States. His determination and passion for comedy are truly inspiring.<return><return>In short, I cannot recommend Bobcat Zeta-Jones highly enough. He is an incredibly talented comedian, dedicated to his craft, and a joy to work with. I am confident that any opportunity that comes his way will result in a truly amazing performance.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Comedy Community,<return><return>I am writing to enthusiastically recommend Bobcat Zeta-Jones for any comedy opportunities that may arise. I have had the pleasure of working with Bobcat on multiple occasions and can confidently say that he is one of the most talented and dedicated comedians I have ever had the pleasure of knowing.<return><return>Bobcat's career in comedy has spanned over three decades, with appearances on various television shows, specials, and even his own syndicated variety/game show. He has become a household name in Australia due to his well-received performances on "Hey Hey It's Saturday" and has won numerous awards for his comedy, including best Comedian from the Las Vegas Review Journal and Comedian of the Year from Nevada Magazine.<return><return>Despite his incredible success and talent, Bobcat remains humble and hardworking, constantly working to perfect his craft and bring joy to those around him. His dedication to comedy is evident in his how-to book on practical jokes, "Every Trick in the Book," as well as in his forthcoming memoir, "Drive It Like You Stole It."<return><return>I also want to highlight Bobcat's resilience in the face of adversity. Despite a serious heart condition that forced him to retire from performing, he has made a triumphant return to the stage and continues to perform across the United States. His determination and passion for comedy are truly inspiring.<return><return>In short, I cannot recommend Bobcat Zeta-Jones highly enough. He is an incredibly talented comedian, dedicated to his craft, and a joy to work with. I am confident that any opportunity that comes his way will result in a truly amazing performance.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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