Al Lubel became a lawyer to please his mother and a comedian to please his sadistic need to torture her. After graduating from law school, Al moved to Los Angeles, passed the bar exam on his first try – and immediately began the practice of...stand-up comedy! Al Lubel Lawyer by day and comedian by night... At the comedy clubs, the crowds would stare. In the courtroom, the juries would laugh. Al gradually began getting work on the road, soon becoming a full-time comic and quit law. This was a good decision, because within a year he won the $100,000 Grand Prize for comedy on Star Search. "The Tonight Show" was another childhood fantasy. When Al heard Johnny Carson was retiring, he auditioned and became one of the last comics to appear on "The Tonight Show" with Johnny Carson. Jay Leno was watching that night and has since booked Al for numerous "Tonight Show" appearances (7 total) - including the recurring character of NBC Legal Analyst. He has also appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman and dozens of other shows on network and cable.