Aasif Mandvi is also no stranger to the TV-to-film crossover with roles opposite Ricky Gervais in Ghost Town and Robert De Niro in Analyze This. Comedy fans best know Mandvi as a staple for Jon Stewart’s Middle East coverage on The Daily Show. (See: “Aasif Mandvi is Brown“) In Global Warming, he’s a hopeless romantic tech support rep in India who strikes up a long distance relationship of sorts with Wiig through a series of mutally flirtatious IM chat sessions. The official premiere is Monday October 28th when Strike.TV finally cuts the ribbon and sets loose its wealth of professionally written series.
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