Jeffrey Brown lives in Los Angeles and proud to be a part of Strike TV. In addition to being in "The Tender Morsels", Jeffrey is one of the Blue Men in Blue Man Group and performs with them throughout the world.  He has worked on a number on television shows including True Blood (HBO), Arrested Development (FOX), WIthout a Trace (CBS), Gilmore Girls (WB), Yes Dear (CBS), and Journeyman ( NBC) among others. HIs film credits include "50 Pills", "Danika", and  "I Slammed My Dick in the Drawer" which he wrote, produced, and starred in and just screened at South by Southwest this spring. Jeffrey would like to thank his dog "Maddy" for the inspiration to create a band that spans the human species and makes music for cats. Word up.

Brendan Hunt is from Chicago and currently splits time between Los Angeles and Amsterdam; because it feels enigmatic. He has an acting degree from Illinois State and has also studied improv all over the place. He has been the lead singer of a band called Juicebox as well as Granville Waiters and The New Amsterdam Soul Revue. He is a slave to the rhythm and a servant of the funk.

Joel Spence grew up in San Antonio, TX and went to S.M.U. in Dallas where he received a B.F.A. in Acting. After graduating he moved to Minnesota and co-founded The Hidden Theatre. In 1995 he joined Theatre de la Jeune Lune and by 2000 had performed in over 20 Jeune Lune productions including Tartuffe, Hamlet, Three Musketeers and Chez Pierre.

From 2000-01, Joel studied at l’Ecole Philippe Gaulier in London, England and wrote/ co-starred in One Night Only, a comedy that had a successful and critically acclaimed run at the Edinburgh Festival.

Since moving to Los Angeles in 2002 he has appeared on T.V. shows such as Dirt, The District, Judging Amy, Andy Barker PI and My Name Is Earl. He appeared in such features as Killing the Dream, which one Best Film in the 2004 Temecula Film Festival, and Alleyball which won Best Feature at the SoCal Film Festival in September 2006.

He teaches Improv at the Upright Citizens Brigade where he performs with the harold team Sentimental Lady and the improvised movie team, Deep Focus.

Joel also does sound design for theater and post-production in Los Angeles. He has designed sound for Meadow’s Basement theatre company and he does the sound effects and performs as “Sound Effect Joe” Joel Spence, Esq. in the radio show, “The Thrilling Adventure and Supernatural Suspense Hour” which is the 2nd Saturday of every month at the Mbar in Hollywood.

Ed Goodman used to perform with The Second City in Vegas. Now he's writing screenplays at UCLA. He thinks it's funny to make up names for Tender Morsels albums ("Scoop the Box" is his current favorite). He's as pleased as punch to be part of The Morsels and can't wait for Friskies to sponsor a world tour. His influences are Jimmy Page, Joe Satriani and the "Hang on Kitten" from the poster.

Giuseppe Graziano scored the winning basket during the last two seconds of the Hawthorn Community College Sterling Silver Handbag Tournament, which raised $25 for “Children With Low Self-Esteem.” (Hawthorn, IL 1998)

‘Nuf said.

Feature writing partner of Giuseppe Graziano, Michael has written several unproduced screenplays and made some unrecognized short films—basically he’s an unemployed bum.  But wait—He’s also working on a novel, that’s legitimate, sorta.  He lives in Toluca Lake with his newlywed wife and two cats, Bananas and Thom.  Bananas’ favorite Tender Morsel song is “Beggin’ For Scraps Will Get You Nothin’ (But A Place In My Heart).” Thom’s is “Magic String.”