Was virtually an army brat, living all across Canada

At age seven, family settled in Ottawa (date approximate)

Won a school speech competition in grade six (date approximate)

Began working as a stand-up comedian at age 15

Hosted the radio program "Rap Show", a community college radio show that started out as a rap music program and evolved into a comedy call-in show

Was part of the absurdist comedy rap trio Organized Rhyme

After signing to A&M and scoring a Juno (Canada's equivalent of the Grammy) nomination, Organized Rhyme disbanded

Returned to the radio, changing the format from "Rap Show" to the comedy talk program "The Midnight Caller"

Debuted "The Tom Green Show" on Rogers community cable, an Ottawa public access channel where it ran for three years

"The Tom Green Show" aired in a shortened half-hour format in NYC on the public access Manhattan Neighborhood Network

The popular local series was picked up by Canada's The Comedy Network, where it aired nationally for two seasons

Had a cameo in the Canadian independent film "Clutch"

Brought out the rotting carcasses of a long dead raccoon and squirrel while appearing as a guest on the Canadian talk show "Open Mike" (also on The Comedy Network), causing host Mike Bullard to leave the set and a public outcry against Green's "shock comic" persona

"The Tom Green Show" aired on MTV

Had a cameo in the film "Superstar", produced by Lorne Michaels and directed by Kids in the Hall alum Bruce McCulloch

Landed a sponsorship deal with Pepsi One

Four days after surgery to remove a cancerous testicle, accompanied girlfriend Drew Barrymore to the Academy Awards

With Derek Harvie, co-wrote the screen comedy "Freddie Got Fingered"; also starred and made feature directorial debut

Acted in "Stealing Harvard"

Headlined the MTV special "Tom Green's Subway Monkey Hour"

Returned to MTV with the all-new talk show "The New Tom Green Show."

Hosted the Fifth Annual Golden Trailer Awards show

Will host "Tom Green Live" a weekly call-in show on the web at ManiaTV.com live from his living room in the Hollywood Hills