Paul Scheer

actor, writer, comedian

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Paul Scheer on KCRW

As the final season of the FX show The League kicks off, actor/writer/comedian Paul Scheer stops by to talk about his many jobs and why he’s willing to take "a lower level of money to…

Paul Scheer Tackles TV 'like Pioneer Life'

As the final season of the FX show The League kicks off, actor/writer/comedian Paul Scheer stops by to talk about his many jobs and why he’s willing to take "a lower level of money to…

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