Born in a small town called "Canada," Will Sasso grew up respecting comedy of all brands, thanks in part to an unhealthy relationship with the family television that began when he was around two or three. With his mind consequently bent, Sasso decided at an early age to become a comedic actor. At fifteen he landed his first agent and began booking roles in television and film. Before moving to Los Angeles at age 21, he starred for five seasons as the quirky teen, Derek Wakaluk, on the award-winning Canadian drama, Madison, allowing him to hone his acting and improvisational skills and providing him with enough money to buy a television of his own.

Moving on, Sasso starred for five seasons on FOX's hit sketch comedy series, Mad TV. As one of its most corpulent members, he kept audiences entertained with an extensive variety of characters and sketch concepts. After a successful tenure with the show, beginning in 1997, Sasso decided to leave the late-night staple in 2002, eager to explore the next stage of his career.

Moviegoers know Sasso from his roles in over twenty-five feature films, including Best in Show and A Mighty Wind, both directed by Christopher Guest, Drop Dead Gorgeous, Beverly Hills Ninja, starring the late Chris Farley, and The Hot Chick, starring Rob Schneider and produced by Adam Sandler, with whom Sasso previously worked on Happy Gilmore.

In his spare time, Sasso watches television and enjoys some television now and again. He currently lives in Los Angeles with his televisions.