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From 1986 to 1988 he hosted 'The Late Show' on Fox. Shortly after, he syndicated 'The All New Newlywed Game'. Throughout this time he worked on comedy specials including 'Paul Rodriguez: I Need the Couch' and 'Paul Rodriguez: Crossing Gang Lines'. In 1991 his producing debut came with another comedy special starring himself, 'Paul Rodriguez: Behind Bars' in which he performed for the prisoners at San Quentin state prison.

In 1994 Rodriguez made his directorial debut with the feature film 'A Million to Juan' starring himself, Edward James Olmos, and Ruben Blades. The film was based on Mark Twain's The Million Pound Bank Note. Rodriguez continued in the film industry for the next few years, appearing in many feature films and television specials, including 2 Days in the Valley, Price of Glory, Rat Race, Ali, Tortilla Soup, and Blood Work. He also appeared as voice talent on the successful animated television show 'King of the Hill'.

In addition to his work in films and stand-up, he continues to expand his role as a television producer. He signed a deal with the Spanish language network, Telemundo, to write, produce, and develop new programming. Through his own production company, Payaso Entertainment, he created the sitcom 'Los Beltron' which quickly became a favorite of Spanish-speakers in the US. He has also brought the world of stand-up comedy to his fellow Latinos, doing Spanish comedy specials and performances. Through his production company, as well as Virgin records, he has produced three comedy CDs. The first of these CDs is in English and is titled 'Cheese and Macaroni'. It was well received by critics as well as his ever present troupe of laughing fans.