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Blake Raymond Anderson is a comedian, actor, screenwriter and producer born on 2nd of March 1984 in Sacramento County, California, USA, best known as one of the actors and co-founders of the “Workaholics” TV sitcom.

Have you ever wondered how rich Blake Anderson is? According to sources it has been estimated that Blake Anderson’s overall net worth is $3 million. Blake acquired his wealth by building a successful career as a comedian mainly on TV screens. His involvement in the “Workaholic” sitcom brought him fame and significantly added to his net worth. Since he is still active in the entertainment industry, his net worth continues to grow.

Blake Anderson Net Worth $3 Million

Anderson attended Clayton Valley High School in Concord, California, and was always mocked for his long fuzzy hair but which is now one of his main trade marks. During his teenage years he moved to Los Angeles to work with improvisational comedy troupes like “Upright Citizens Brigade” and “The Groundlings”. Apart from this, Anderson also toured the country as a member of the National Lampoon Lemmings. Blake subsequently had a part-time job as a pizza delivery driver in order to support his schooling at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa, where he met his future colleague and friend Adam DeVine.

In 2006, Blake established a sketch comedy group called Mail Order Comedy with DeVine as his contributor among others. This organization developed pretty quickly and has consistently sold-out comedy shows around the US. Anderson writes and produces all of its material, also including “Workaholics”, a sitcom which premiered on Comedy Central in April 2011. Apart from being the writer and producer, Blake also acts in most of his shows.

On the other hand, Anderson performs stand-up comedies in famous places, and has appeared in numerous popular shows including “Community”, “House M.D.”, “Special Delivery”, “Traffic Light” and “Entourage”. Blake has also appeared in some films such as National Lampoon’s “The Legend of Awesomest Maximus” (2009), “Ratko: The Dictator’s Son” (2009), “Epic” (2013), “Neighbours” (2014) and “Dope”(2015). Some of his other notable roles include those in “Community”, “Arrested Development” and “Loiter Squad”. His more recent activities include appearing in episodes of the TV series “Comedy Bang!Bang!” and “Drunk History”, and playing a role in the 2015 film “Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse”. Anderson also appeared as an extra in FUN’s music video “We Are Young” and in 2011 he had a cameo in One Direction’s “One Thing” music video.

When it comes to his personal life, Blake Anderson married Rachael Finley in September 2012 and the couple have a daughter, Mars Aliah Anderson born in 2014. An incident which happened at his house party in 2011 required Anderson to undergo a surgery after fracturing his spine, however, the comedian recovered successfully. Blake is a constant supporter of the Hyphy hip-hop music scene in East Bay, California, and stated that Lil B was one of his favorite performers.



Full Name Blake Anderson
Net Worth $3 Million
Date Of Birth March 2, 1984
Place Of Birth Sacramento County, California, United States
Profession Actor, Screenwriter, Film Producer, Comedian, Television producer
Education Orange Coast College, Clayton Valley High School
Nationality United States of America
Spouse Rachael Finley (m. 2012)
Children Mars Ilah Anderson
Nicknames Uncle Blazer
Twitter http://www.twitter.com/uncleblazer
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/blakeanderson/?hl=en
IMDB www.imdb.com/name/nm2981935
Music Groups comedy troupes- “Upright Citizens Brigade”, “The Groundlings”; Mail Order Comedy
Nominations Young Hollywood Award for Best Threesome
Movies “The Legend of Awesomest Maximus” (2009), “Ratko: The Dictator’s Son” (2009), “Epic” (2013), “Neighbours” (2014), “Dope”(2015), “Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse”
TV Shows “Workaholic” (2011-),“Community”, “House M.D.”, “Special Delivery”, “Traffic Light”, “Entourage”, “Comedy Bang!Bang!”, “Drunk History”
Fact
1 Shares the same hometown with Tom Hanks and Dave Brubeck.
2 Anderson studied with The Groundlings and Upright Citizens Brigade.
3 On December 17, 2011, Anderson required surgery after fracturing his spine during a house party by jumping from his roof onto a beer pong table.
4 Blake went to Clayton Valley High School.
5 He was made fun of for his curly hair, so he decided to shave it off because of peer pressure in 1998.
6 He attended Orange Coast College and later formed the comedy group Mail Order Comedy with co-stars and co-creators Anders Holm, Adam DeVine, and Kyle Newacheck. Their videos can be found on Youtube.

Actor

Title Year Status Character
Game Over, Man! 2018 filming Joel
The Jellies! 2017 TV Series announced voice
Adults Only 2017 TV Series announced Alex Anderson
Workaholics 2011-2017 TV Series Blake Henderson
The Attack 2017 TV Series Special Guest
TMNT: Don vs Raph 2016 Short Michelangelo (voice)
Voltron 2016 TV Series Matthew Holt
The Big Bang Theory 2016 TV Series Trevor
Ice Age: The Great Egg-Scapade 2016 TV Short Clint (voice)
Drunk History 2015 TV Series Alexey Leonov
Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse 2015 Ron the Janitor
The Simpsons 2015 TV Series Dickie
Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero 2015 TV Series Hogarth
Comedy Bang! Bang! 2015 TV Series Screggie’s Real Father
Dope 2015 Will Sherwood
Parks and Recreation 2014-2015 TV Series Mike Bean
Lucas Bros Moving Co 2015 TV Series
Loiter Squad 2013-2015 TV Series Blake / Pilot Man#1
Johnny Ryan’s Prison Pit: Book One 2014 Short Jizzra / Slorge
Neighbors 2014/I Beer Pong Guy #2
Tom Green Live 2014 TV Series
Major Lazer: Scare Me 2013 Video short Cyrus
Arrested Development 2013 TV Series B. Lake
Epic 2013 Dagda (voice)
Workaholics: The Other Cubicle 2012 TV Series Blake Henderson
Community 2012 TV Series Attendant
House M.D. 2011 TV Series Ethan
Entourage 2011 TV Series Donny
The Legend of Awesomest Maximus 2011 Greek Soldier #1
Traffic Light 2011 TV Series Tad
Purple Magic 2009 Short Young Zeld (voice, as Wizards)
Potion Mixin’ 2009 Short Young Zeld (as Wizards)
Wizards Never Die 2009 Video short Young Zeld (as Wizards)
Straight Outta Mordor 2009 Video short Young Zeld (as Wizards)
Ratko: The Dictator’s Son 2009 Derek
I’m Kind of a Nasty Dude 2009 Short Banderson
Reindeer Games 2008 Short
5th Year 2008 TV Series short Blake
Prototank 2008 TV Series short Brad
The Dude’s House 2008 TV Series short Blake
Crossbows & Mustaches 2006-2008 TV Series short
420 Special: Attack of the Show! from Jamaica 2008 TV Movie Young Zeld
Super Seniors 2008 TV Short
Special Delivery 2008 TV Series Blake
Little Richies Fish Emporium 2008 Video short Little Richie
Mail Order Comedy: Best Friends 2006 Video short
Bang Bus 2006 Video short Blake
Tales from an Alternate Universe 2006 Short
Sausagefest 2006 Video short Blake
Mail Order Comedy 2006 TV Movie Various

Writer

Title Year Status Character
Crossbows & Mustaches 2006-2008 TV Series short writer – 10 episodes
420 Special: Attack of the Show! from Jamaica 2008 TV Movie writer – segment “Wizards Never Die”
Super Seniors 2008 TV Short writer
Online Nation 2007 TV Series writer – 1 episode
Mail Order Comedy: Best Friends 2006 Video short writer
Bang Bus 2006 Video short writer
Tales from an Alternate Universe 2006 Short writer
Sausagefest 2006 Video short writer
Mail Order Comedy 2006 TV Movie writer – as Mail Order Comedy
Workaholics TV Series creator – 53 episodes, 2011 – 2014 created by – 33 episodes, 2015 – 2017 written by – 9 episodes, 2011 – 2017
Workaholics: The Other Cubicle 2012 TV Series creator – 2012
Purple Magic 2009 Short writer
Potion Mixin’ 2009 Short writer
Wizards Never Die 2009 Video short writer
Straight Outta Mordor 2009 Video short writer
I’m Kind of a Nasty Dude 2009 Short writer – as Banderson
Prototank TV Series short creator – 2 episodes, 2008 writer – 2 episodes, 2008
The Dude’s House TV Series short creator – 3 episodes, 2008 writer – 3 episodes, 2008

Producer

Title Year Status Character
Game Over, Man! 2018 producer filming
Workaholics 2011-2017 TV Series executive producer – 63 episodes
Workaholics: The Other Cubicle 2012 TV Series executive producer – 2012
Purple Magic 2009 Short executive producer
Potion Mixin’ 2009 Short executive producer
Wizards Never Die 2009 Video short executive producer
Straight Outta Mordor 2009 Video short executive producer
Religious Dad 2009 Video short executive producer
I’m Kind of a Nasty Dude 2009 Short executive producer
Reindeer Games 2008 Short executive producer
Prototank 2008 TV Series short executive producer – 2 episodes
The Dude’s House 2008 TV Series short executive producer – 3 episodes
Crossbows & Mustaches 2008 TV Series short executive producer – 9 episodes
Mail Order Comedy: Best Friends 2006 Video short executive producer
Bang Bus 2006 Video short executive producer
Tales from an Alternate Universe 2006 Short executive producer
Sausagefest 2006 Video short executive producer

Soundtrack

Title Year Status Character
Workaholics TV Series performer – 7 episodes, 2011 – 2013 writer – 1 episode, 2011
Purple Magic 2009 Short performer: “Purple Magic” / writer: “Purple Magic”
Potion Mixin’ 2009 Short performer: “Potion Mixin'” / writer: “Potion Mixin'”
Wizards Never Die 2009 Video short performer: “Wizards Never Die” / writer: “Wizards Never Die”
Straight Outta Mordor 2009 Video short performer: “Straight Outta Mordor” / writer: “Straight Outta Mordor”
I’m Kind of a Nasty Dude 2009 Short performer: “I’m Kind of a Nasty Dude” / writer: “I’m Kind of a Nasty Dude”
420 Special: Attack of the Show! from Jamaica 2008 TV Movie performer: “Wizards Never Die” – uncredited / writer: “Wizards Never Die” – uncredited
Mail Order Comedy: Best Friends 2006 Video short performer: “Best Friends” / writer: “Best Friends”

Director

Title Year Status Character
I’m Kind of a Nasty Dude 2009 Short as Banderson

Self

Title Year Status Character
2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards 2017 TV Special Himself – Performer
Conan 2013-2017 TV Series Himself – Guest / Himself
Nerd HQ 2016 TV Series Himself
Young Hollywood 2016 TV Series Himself
Made in Hollywood 2015 TV Series Himself
Comedy Central Roast of Justin Bieber 2015 TV Special Himself – Audience Member (uncredited)
Hell’s Kitchen 2015 TV Series Himself – Restaurant Patron
Mega Summer Hit: A Slam Dunkumentary 2014 Documentary
Comedy Central’s All-Star Non-Denominational Christmas Special 2014 TV Special
Inside Prison Pit 2014 Documentary short Himself – comedian, voice actor
Larry King Now 2014 TV Series Himself – Guest
Quiet on the Set 2014 TV Series Himself
The Eric Andre Show 2013 TV Series Himself
Comedy Central Roast of James Franco 2013 TV Special Himself – Audience Member (uncredited)
Roast of James Franco: Red Carpet Pre-Show 2013 TV Special Himself
Guys Choice Awards 2013 2013 TV Special Himself
Chris Hardwick’s All-Star Celebrity Bowling 2013 TV Series Himself
Comic Con 2012 Live 2012 TV Special Himself
Guys Choice Awards 2012 2012 TV Special Himself
TMZ on TV 2011-2012 TV Series Himself
Spike TV VGA Video Game Awards 2011 TV Special Himself
Comedy Central Roast of Charlie Sheen 2011 TV Special documentary Himself
13th Annual Young Hollywood Awards 2011 TV Special Himself
Last Call with Carson Daly 2011 TV Series Himself
The Daily Habit 2011 TV Series Himself
Online Nation 2007 TV Series Blake

Nominated Awards

Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie
2014 Young Hollywood Award Young Hollywood Awards Best Threesome Workaholics (2011)

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