Blake Clark

• Name — Blake Clark • Birthplace — Macon, Georgia, U.S. • Occupation — * Stand-up comedian • actor • Medium — * Stand-up • film • television • radio • Genre — Observational comedy • Years Active — 1980–present • Children — 2

Blake Clark was born and raised in Macon, Georgia. He is a veteran of the Vietnam War, having served as a first lieutenant in the United States Army with the 5th Infantry Division. Following his military service he had a number of jobs including working as a football coach and a high school history teacher.

In 1980, Clark moved to Los Angeles to break into show business and comedy. In 1984, Clark co-starred in the George Carlin HBO TV show Apt. 2C of which only the pilot episode was ever made. • Illustration — Clark performing for troops at Base Theater during Holiday Handshake Tour in Iraq on December 14, 2004 Clark has been cast in numerous Adam Sandler films including The Waterboy, Little Nicky, Mr. Deeds, Eight Crazy Nights, 50 First Dates, I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry, Bedtime Stories, Grown Ups, and That's My Boy. He has also made guest appearances in numerous television series, including Home Improvement, Boy Meets World, The Jamie Foxx Show, The Drew Carey Show, Girl Meets World, and Community. He was also Fred the chauffeur in Remington Steele. Starting with Toy Story 3, Clark has voiced Slinky Dog in the Toy Story franchise, in place of his close friend Jim Varney, Slinky's original voice actor in the first two films, who died of lung cancer on February 10, 2000. When Toy Story 3 was still in production after Varney had died, Pixar searched for someone who sounded like Varney and found Clark, who "very much captures the essence and spirit of Slinky Dog's character." Clark has since reprised the role in the video game tie-in, Kinect Rush: A Disney-Pixar Adventure, Disney Infinity, Toy Story 4 and Toy Story 5.

Clark has a son, Travis, who is also a comedian.

Table featuring feature television with Blake Clark • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1981 — The — Sergeant / Policeman — 2 episodes • 1982 — Tucker's Witch — Sturges — Episode: "The Corpse Who Knew Too Much" • 1982–1989 — Remington Steele — Fred — 6 episodes • 1983 — M*A*S*H — 2nd M.P. — Episode: "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen" • 1984 — Hot Flashes — Al — 5 episodes • 1985 — Apt. 2C — Toki — Television film • Moonlighting — Newsstand Man — Episode: "Moonlighting (Pilot)" • 1985–1986 — Newhart — Roby — 2 episodes • 1986 — Long Time Gone — Bartender — Television film • data-sort-value="Facts of Life, The" | The Facts of Life — Truck Driver — Season 8 Episode 9 Fast Food • 1987 — Gimme a Break! — B.J. O'Brien — 2 episodes • 1987–1988 — Women in Prison — Assistant Warden Clint Rafferty — 13 episodes • It's Garry Shandling's Show — Blake Cumbers / Flashback Booth Repairman / Capt. Gordon — 3 episodes • 1991 — Midnight Caller — Nelson Briles — 3 episodes • Who's the Boss? — Hoyt — Episode: "Misery" • Designing Women — Skip Jackson — Episode: "Just Say Doe" • 1992 — Grave Secrets: The Legacy of Hilltop Drive — W.D. Marshall — Television film • 1993 — Roseanne — Vic — Episode: "Lose a Job, Winnebago" • 1993–1994 — Grace Under Fire — Gil Kelly / Jimmy — 3 episodes • 1994 — Comedy: Coast to Coast — Himself • Thea — Roy Bennett — 2 episodes • Tales from the Crypt — Jerry — Episode: "Whirlpool" • 1994–1999 — Home Improvement — Harry — 22 episodes • 1995 — data-sort-value="Drew Carey Show, The" | The Drew Carey Show — Jules Lambermont — 5 episodes • 1995–2000 — Boy Meets World — Chet Hunter — 12 episodes • 1996 — Coach — Buffalo Billy — Episode: "Wings Over Buffalo" • 1996 — Unsolved Mysteries — Himself — Episode: "#8.17" • 1997 — Murphy Brown — Secret Service Agent — Episode: "Murphy Redux" • 1998 — Arliss — Mr. Griff — Episode: "What Would I Do Without Wu?" • Smart Guy — Mr. Petrasek — Episode: "Boomerang" • 1999–2000 — data-sort-value="Jamie Foxx Show, The" | The Jamie Foxx Show — Bob Nelson / Bob — 11 episodes • 2000–2002 — data-sort-value="New Woody Woodpecker Show, The" | The New Woody Woodpecker Show — Sgt. Hogwash — Voice role 8 episodes • 2001 — Sabrina the Teenage Witch — Phil the Dog — Voice role 2 episodes • 2003 — Lucky — Episode: "Come Lie with Me" • Lost at Home — Ralphie / Hot Dog Vendor — 2 episodes • 2004 — Cold Case — Tom Jaden — Episode: "The House" • 2005 — Todd's Coma — Trina's Father — Televisión film • My Name Is Earl — Buzz Darville — Episode: "White Lie Christmas" • 2006 — Everybody Hates Chris — Russo — Episode: "Everybody Hates Jail" • 2010 — Good Luck Charlie — Mel — Episode: "Take Mel Out to the Ball Game" • Community — Coach Herbert Bogner — Episode: "Physical Education" • 2011–2012 — Fish Hooks — Chief — Voice role 6 episodes • 2014 — Wander Over Yonder — Additional voices • 2015 — Girl Meets World — Chet Hunter — Episode: "Girl Meets Hurricane" • 2016 — Last Man Standing — Clark — Episode: "Eve's Band" • 2016–2017 — Harvey Beaks — Roland — Voice role 3 episodes • 2017–2019 — SMILF — Joe — 10 episodes • 2021–2022 — United States of Al — Wayne — 7 episodes • 2021 — Hacks — Tunnel of Love Proprietor — Episode: "Tunnel of Love" • 2025 — Leanne — Daddy John — main role, 14 episodes

Table featuring feature video game with Blake Clark • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2010 — Toy Story 3: The Video Game — Slinky Dog — Voice role • 2011 — Rango — Buford • 2012 — Kinect Rush: A Disney-Pixar Adventure — Slinky Dog • Disney Infinity

Table featuring feature theme park with Blake Clark • Year — Title — Role — Notes • Slinky Dog Dash — Slinky Dog — Voice role

Table featuring feature theatre with Blake Clark • Year — Title — Role — Notes • Toy Story: — Slinky Dog — Voice role

Blake Clark is recorded as singer, actor, comedian and screenwriter.