Orlando Jones Biography

Orlando Jones began his career with off-screen pursuits. Jones worked as writer and story editor for NBC's college-set comedy A Different World from 1991 to 1992. In 1992 he took a place on Fox's network roster working on the sitcom Roc as a writer and executive story editor. The series following a working-class Baltimore family would employ him until 1993 when he began working on the network's The Sinbad Show as co-producer and executive story editor. Apart from a 1992 brief guest shot on the Fox sitcom Herman's Head Jones didn't appear before the camera until 1994 when following the demise of The Sinbad Show he became a host of the daily music magazine series Sound fX on the Fox cable outlet FX. From there he landed a regular role on the especially irreverent sketch comedy series Mad TV where he took on such varied characters as laid back hip hop superstar Snoop Dogg wacky sports celebrity Dennis Rodman and the more nefarious Ike Turner and O.J. Simpson to great comedic consequence. Additionally fans of the series would undoubtedly remember Jones' flamboyant character Dexter the scantily-clad drummer and musical director for the surrealistic talk show sketch Cabana Chat.

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