Mystro went from college student, to comedian, to Chemical Weapons Officer, to Medical Technologist, to the star of his own network show. His career has been a wild ride. It all started at University of Dayton, where Mystro received his B.S. in Medical Technology. Mystro started doing stand up as a hobby in college. He also enrolled in ROTC while in college. After graduation he taught grade school science and worked in a hospital lab, while doing stand up comedy to raise money for medical school. Soon after, Mystro was called to active duty in Desert Storm. He served as an Army Chemical Weapons Officer. After the war Clark moved to Los Angeles to become a professional comedian and actor. His clever story telling, and sniper-like observations quickly got him noticed. He landed a spot on HBO’s DEF COMEDY JAM, where he became a crowd favorite and received standing ovations on each appearance. This led to other comedy appearances as well as a spot on the Def Comedy Jam National Tour. Following his comedy appearances, Columbia Tri-Star cast Clark in a syndicated sketch comedy show called THE NEWZ. This is where Mystro showed his impersonation and improvisational skills. He also co-wrote some of the sketches. When THE NEWZ went off the air, major networks were interested in developing a show for Clark. He signed a deal with Warner Brothers Studios and the sitcom THE SHOW was created. Mystro played talk show host “Wilson Lee.” THE SHOW received great reviews from the critics, and the public, but was later cancelled. The network was uncomfortable with the edgy black/white story line. Nevertheless, Mystro was named an “acting talent on the rise” by such publications as Newsweek, The New York Times, and USA Today. Mystro went on to sign major development deals with Disney Studios and Greenblatt/Janolarri Studios. Clark also signed an exclusive agreement to take over as host of the long running SOUL TRAIN weekly series. Mystro was hand picked by Don Cornelius who hosted the show for 30 years. Clark has also made numerous comedy and dramatic guest appearances on shows, as well as appearing in several feature films, and commercials. His first feature role was in CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, with Carrot Top, Raquel Welch, and Courtney Thorne-Smith. He then co-starred with Dolph Lundgren in the action-thriller, STORM CATCHER. Mystro also appeared in the films WHITE MEN CAN’T JUMP and CANDYMAN. If that isn’t enough, Mystro also has a record label, Mystrotic Records, and is working on his second rap album.