Steve Little is a funny guy who will make you chuckle, then unbuckle. If you’re an avid film or television watcher, he’s more than likely made you laugh, but Steve got his start on the stage. A main company member of The Groundlings Theatre, Steve's an incredibly accomplished writer who has written tons of kids cartoons like Fairly Oddparents, Adventure Time and The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack. But he's not just a scribe, he's a goofball who will drain your balls thanks to a bunch of roles that will have you fapping and jacking! Steve got his start onscreen with small roles in films like Hearts in Atlantis (2001), Accepted (2006), Because I Said So (2007) and Cook-Off! (2007). In 2009, Steve landed the role he's likely best known for: Kenny Powers' right hand man Stevie on Eastbound & Down. Your pants will be coming down seeing his work as William the casket salesman on The League. Since Steve's a little soft in the gut, we think he's not out of our league, but seeing him running from security guards while naked had us questioning that. Stupid censors blur out the good stuff, but our imaginations were able to fill in the gaps. We know how we'd like to fill his gap! He had a good run as Todd on the Rob Lowe led fake lawyer comedy The Grinder, before playing Uncle Jim on Haters Back Off! Steve's clothes came back off as he rocks a towel in the locker room. Don't be a hater, admit you're into him and wack off! He flashed ass as the incredibly annoying and unkempt Randy on an episode of Room 104. But while he was most recently seen playing a prisoner in The Woman in the House Across the Street From the Girl in the Window (2022), our favorite look at Little came when Steve teased us with some photoshopped dick-in-the-ass magazine centerfold in the goofy police comedy Wrong Cops (2013). Look like the right cops to us! It might not be real but hey, we’ll take what we can get! Mr. Man gets a strong feeling that Steve’s surname is very deceitful, but we still need the photographic proof to back up our naughty thoughts. Anytime now, Steve!
