Adam Ferrara

Adam’s list of stand-up television appearances include multiple appearances on Comedy Central, as well as “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” “The Late Show with David Letterman,” “The View,” “Politically Incorrect,” “The Rosie O’Donnell Show,” and “The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn.” He has also been a featured performer at the Comedy Central Roasts of Rob Reiner and Denis Leary.
His range as an actor has grown substantially from his early start, when he appeared as the recurring role of Pete on NBC’s “Caroline in the City.” Since then he has moved onto larger projects, such as the critically acclaimed ABC series “The Job,” in which Adam co-starred opposite Denis Leary, in the role of “Tommy Minetti,” a young NYC detective. He wrote and co-starred opposite fellow actor/comedian Lenny Clark in the Comedy Central pilot “Lenny & Adam.” And has also appeared as a guest lead on the NBC hit drama “Law & Order” in an episode called “Smoke.” Most recently, Adam was a recurring guest star on CBS’s “King of Queens” and is currently a regular on FX’s hit series “Rescue Me,” playing Chief “Needles” Nelson.
Adam has also appeared in a number of feature films including '“Definitely, Maybe,” starring opposite Ryan Reynolds and Isla Fisher, and “Winter of Frozen Dreams,” starring opposite Keith Carradine and Thora Birch. He is currently filming "Dirty Movie" with Christopher Meloni and an "Untitled Kevin James Comedy".
Adam performed for all 48 of the Democratic Senators at the annual Caucus (with special guest Bill Clinton). He was delayed in traffic on the way to the event, and later that evening, Adam was quoted as saying, “I’ve waited this long for health care, now, they can wait for me.”