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Craig was born in Scotland, and thus began his career in the UK doing stand-up comedy under the name Bing Hitler. (He is now a naturalized American citizen, and self-identifies as American rather than Scottish or British.) In a "[[Hey, It's That Guy!]]" moment, he was in an early episode of ''[[Red Dwarf]]'' in 1988 ("Confidence and Paranoia") as Confidence, who killed himself by trying to breathe in space. He also appeared on the UK panel game ''[[Have I Got News for You]]'' and the American game ''Million-Dollar [[Password]]''.

Besides having a bit of a love affair with the [[~~Myth Busters~~]] (Grant Imahara built him a robot skeleton sidekick), Craig was the 2010 host of ''Shark Week'' for the Discovery Channel. He has also hosted the Boston Pops' Fourth of July show for the past three years, and has even done an [[HBO]] comedy special (''Does This Need To Be Said?''). You can also [http://twitter.com/#!/CraigyFerg follow him] on [[Twitter]].

Besides having a bit of a love affair with the [[MythBusters]] (Grant Imahara built him a robot skeleton sidekick), Craig was the 2010 host of ''Shark Week'' for the Discovery Channel. He has also hosted the Boston Pops' Fourth of July show for the past three years, and has even done an [[HBO]] comedy special (''Does This Need To Be Said?''). You can also [http://twitter.com/#!/CraigyFerg follow him] on [[Twitter]].

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