Bob Sarlatte

Bob Sarlatte is a San Francisco-based, nationally known commercial actor, radio and television personality, comedian and speaker. His extensive credits include announcer, writer and regular comedy contributor on the first “David Letterman Show” for NBC in 1980, over twenty appearances on the Late Night version of that program, with guest spots on “The Late Show” as well. He has been the co-host and features reported on the Bay Area’s “AM San Francisco,” national humor reporter for “Entertainment Tonight,” and has done comedy/commentary for the Fox Sports Network. He has done voice-over work in over 5000 radio and television commercials and cartoons, been a guest on NBC’s “Night Court,” ABC’s “Match Game,” co-hosted PBS’s “Comedy Tonight,” as well as acted in Star Trek IV, So I Married an Ax Murderer, EDTV and Flubber. Careerwise, he currently remains as active as possible for one individual human being.