| 1994 | Built his stand-up reputation on New York City's cable comedy circuit, with appearances on Metro Channel's 'New Joke City,' USA Channel's 'Up All Night,' and NBC's 'America's Talking,' plus a Comedy Central spot that established him as one of the city's working headliners. |
| 1997 | Joined Off-Broadway's long-running interactive show 'Tony and Tina's Wedding,' performing for sold-out audiences night after night in the role that sharpened his actor's instincts. |
| 2000 | His face started appearing in numerous national commercials, turning the stage comic into a recognizable on-camera presence. |
| 2002 | NBC's 'Law and Order' and its spinoff 'Conviction' put Falcone's dramatic chops on prime-time television, where he recurred across multiple episodes. |
| 2004 | A recurring role on HBO's 'The Sopranos', the decade's most-watched prestige drama, gave Falcone his highest-profile screen credit and introduced him to a global audience. |
| 2007 | 'Follow the Bouncing Ball,' Falcone's film debut, joined the award-winning anthology 'Hoboken Tales', his first lead screen role after years of television work. |
| 2008 | Two network bookings in a single season -- ABC's 'Cashmere Mafia' and CW's 'Gossip Girl' -- kept him visible across broadcast television while he continued headlining casino showrooms at the Tropicana, Harrah's, and Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas and Atlantic City. |
| 2009 | Back-to-back bookings on two ABC crime dramas -- 'Life on Mars' and 'The Unusuals' -- wrapped a run of six different network series in roughly three years, cementing his standing as a reliable New York character actor. |
| 2013 | Netflix's 'Orange Is the New Black' and NBC's 'Mysteries of Laura' added him to two of the mid-2010s' most-watched ensemble casts, while a CBS 'Blue Bloods' appearance in 2012 had already put him on primetime again. |
| 2018 | HBO's 'The Deuce' (2018), Comedy Central's 'Broad City' (2019), and an Amazon Prime feature 'Greenpoint Tavern' (2019) delivered three screen credits inside two years, followed by HBO Max's 'That Damn Michael Che' in 2022, the most recent verified television appearance on his credits page. |
A real “character,” Rob Falcone is one of New York City’s favorite comedians. Along with his appearances on Metro Channel’s “New Joke City,” USA Channel’s “Up All Night,” NBC’s “America’s Talking” and Comedy Central. Rob’s million dollar face can be seen in numerous national commercials as well as his soon to be released movie debut, “Follow the Bouncing Ball” which is part of the award-winning anthology “Hoboken Tales.” On television, he has been seen numerous time on NBC’s “Law and Order”, “Conviction”, HBO’s smash hit “The Sopranos” and this year on ABC’s “Cashmere Mafia” and CW’s “Gossip Girl.” On Stage, Rob has also appeared Off-Broadway in Tony and Tina’s Wedding.Rob also performs regularly at Las Vegas and Atlantic City’s best casinos including The Tropicana, Harrah’s and Caesar’s Palace.