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EPISODE · Jun 28, 2026 · 33 MIN

Comedian Francisco Ramos Talks "Still Learning" |The Brett Allan Show

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Comedian Francisco Ramos Talks "Still Learning" |The Brett Allan Show WATCH HERE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Me1bJ5Pcc60&t=2s Francisco joins Brett to talk about his latest special, the journey of joke, always be writing and so much more! WANT MORE? www.brettallan.com You’ve probably seen me on Netflix, Hulu, or HBO Max. And if you haven’t yet, you will... Comedy, for me, has always been about connection—finding the humor in real life and sharing it in a way that brings people together. Whether I’m on stage, on screen, or behind the camera, I strive to bring authenticity, sharp storytelling, and my own perspective as a Venezuelan-American into everything I create. I star in the upcoming feature The Unexpecteds, executive produced by Kevin Smith, premiering October 14. Audiences may also recognize me from Netflix’s Gentefied and Hulu’s This Fool. Beyond acting, I directed, co-wrote, and starred in my debut comedy short Zoo Animals, which is now streaming on HBO Max. My stand-up career has taken me across the country and onto some incredible stages. I’ve filmed two comedy specials—Venezuela’Merican, produced by Brad Garrett (Everybody Loves Raymond), and HBO’s Entre Nos. Earlier in my career, I was a top 10 finalist on Last Comic Standing, and today I continue touring nationwide, sharing my perspective and humor with audiences in comedy clubs and theaters throughout North America. On screen, I’ve had the chance to work on a wide range of TV and film projects. My credits include Showtime’s Shameless, Steve Carell’s Angie Tribeca, Netflix’s Lady Dynamite, Comedy Central’s @midnight, multiple appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and voice acting as Marmoset in the animated hit Rio as well as in Cartoon Network’s Victor and Valentino. As a writer and performer, I’m proud to be an alum of Lorne Michaels’ Mas Mejor, where I wrote, directed, and starred in comedy sketches. My debut comedy album Vayalo broke into the Billboard Comedy Top 5 and streams exclusively on SiriusXM. I’ve also performed in the CBS Diversity Showcase, won first place at the Lucille Ball Comedy Festival, and was featured in American Latino’s Latino Out Loud documentary, which highlighted my journey in comedy. I continue to create, perform, and push my work in new directions—whether through stand-up, acting, writing, or voice work—always striving to connect with audiences through honest, original comedy.

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