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Comedy world luminary Jay Johnston –perhaps most famous as part of the casts 0of Mr. Show with Bob and DavidandThe Sarah Silverman Program– But his role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot has put a new light on an already spotted career

Early Days and Comedy Triumph

Johnston, who was born in Chicago, Illinois is a product of The Annoyance Theater and Second City. He first gained prominence with Mr. Show with Bob and David, where he developed his signature style of surrealist comedy trash-takeism. His other acting credits include work in films and TV series such as Arrested Development, Bob’s Burgers.

The Uproars of Capitol Riot and Its Consequences

His fate took a dramatic turn on January 6th, when Johnston joined the Capitol riots. His is among the faces charged with storming into Capitol Hill. He was then arrested and charged with obstructing an official proceeding among other related crimes.

The charges and subsequent legal processes took a severe toll on Johnston’s career. He was replaced from Bob’s Burgers and has not been seen in public that much. The riot is a widely condemned, and now what remains of his comedy career has been besmirched.

A Fall from Grace

The decline from a beloved comedian to an infamous name in American history is almost Shakespearean-like for Johnston. It is a warning to us all that those who brighten the life of millions can take incredibly irresponsible actions.

The ramifications of Johnston’s actions on his career and reputation are yet to be seen as the legal process continues. But it is patently obvious that his participation in the Capitol riot marks a point of no return for