Chris DeLuca (pictured, left).
Chris DeLuca is writer/ comic/ producer and sometimes correspondent, with close to 15 years of experience working in comedy and news, in both broadcast, and digital arenas. As a writer he’s been on staff for Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn, and has been a contributing writer to SNL’s Weekend Update. For four years, Chris was head writer for Spike TV’s Video Game Awards, working with hosts Samuel L. Jackson and Jack Black. In 2009, he created, wrote, and co-starred in the late night, low budget Spike sitcom, “Mocap, LLC” which was called (among other things) “…Always Sunny In Philadelphia, locked inside an X-Box.” by the venerable “Maxim” magazine. Chris has written extensively for MTV, Comedy Central, NICK, SPIKE, FUSE, DISCOVERY and BET where he was nominated for an NAACP Image Award.
At VH1, Chris wrote the season four Mob Wives Reunion Special and worked for a stint at Big Morning Buzz Live where he created the character of “World’s Oldest Intern”, reporting three times a week on entertainment stories live from Times Square. That winter, Chris was one of two writers on the historic 12/12/12 Concert For Sandy Relief. Shortly after, Chris transitioned into news for a stint as a Supervising Producer at CNN/ HLN aiding in HLN’s transition to a “Social Media Network”. At HLN, Chris supervised a team of up to 7 writers and producers, creating content for both TV and digital output. In recent months Chris has written for the CFDA Fashion Awards, National Geographic's Explorer and The NBA. In 2018, Chris was nominated for an Emmy for his stint as Senior Producer on the brand new, daytime-comedy talk show "Steve" starring Steve Harvey. In 2019, Chris wrote and produced 24 episodes of the comedy webseries "They Had It Coming" and "We Can't Believe They Survived" for the NY Post video department. That summer he wrote for Michael Strahan, Erin Andrews and Katie Nolan on the ABC Special "High Wire Live In Times Square With Nik Wallenda". Chris was writer and host producer for "Hot Ones: The Game Show", on Tru TV and “Dark Side of the Ring: After Dark” starring Chris Gethard.
In 2021, Chris wrote for the historic “We Love NYC: The Homecoming Concert” in Central Park before beginning a stint as Senior Celebrity Producer on The Nick Cannon Show. Currently he is senior celebrity producer at “Hell or a Week w/ Charlamagne Tha God” at Comedy Central and the writer/ producer on the “Eli Manning Show” for the NY Football Giants.