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The
Ryan P. Muldowney legacy began at Magee Women’s hospital
in August of ’83, though some may argue that it really
began approximately nine months prior to that. Ryan is a 2001
graduate of Thomas Jefferson High School. He decided to attend
Slippery Rock University in Fall 2001 because of the great
computer science department, but what really convinced him
were the luxurious conditions of the sixth floor of Dodds
Hall, where he spent his first two years of college life.
He eventually switched majors to journalism when he realized
he had a passion for writing and entertaining the masses..
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was a multi-sport athlete for several years, winning many awards
in Basketball, Baseball, and later on in his career, tennis.
He peeked athletically when he won the MVP as pitcher in an
All-Star game at age 12. It was all down hill from there. As
he entered his teen years, Muldowney went into a downward spiral
fueled by drugs, alcohol, and prostitution that cost him his
big league career. OK, not really. Though not very good at them,
Ryan continues to enjoy sports frequently to this day.
Ryan signed
on as sidekick of "Gettin’ Later" in 2002 after
a nationwide contest was held. Having to beat out top-notch
celebrity competition, such as Bruce Vilanch, Robert Carradine,
the late great Bob Saget, and Juanita Presley, the production
accountant of the hit made-for-tv movie "Problem Child
3: Junior in Love," Ryan impressed everyone with his
sexiness and zesty comedic genius. After several grueling
auditions, Ryan earned the job.
After
three-and-a-half seasons wooing audiences and critics as sidekick,
Ryan was promoted to host of “Gettin’ Later”
in 2004 after Ben Mitchell parted ways with the show. He now
upholds the rich tradition that the show is famous for.
In his
spare time, Ryan enjoys sports, running, writing, long walks
on the beach, sleeping, and catering to the large women audience
of the show. But hey, skinny girls like him too.
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