Jack Martin

Jack Martin is an American actor and comedian who plays Josh Teitelbaum in Hulu's 2026 series Not Suitable for Work.

Biography

Jack Martin moved from Georgetown acting classes and online comedy sketches to a lead role in La Brea, then took on ambitious journalist Josh Teitelbaum in Not Suitable for Work.

Martin was born John Martin on August 3, 1998, in Columbia, Maryland. He turned 28 in August 2026 and was raised in McLean, Virginia.

Known for

La Brea

He starred as Josh Harris in the NBC science-fiction series.[1]

Not Suitable for Work

He plays core cast member Josh Teitelbaum in Mindy Kaling's 2026 Hulu comedy.[2][5]

Comedy sketches

His pandemic-era character sketches helped establish his comic voice before his current sitcom role.[3]

Career highlights

  1. Maryland Virginia

    He grew up near Washington

    Martin's official biography says he was born in Columbia, Maryland, and raised in McLean, Virginia.[1]

  2. Georgetown Training

    College brought him back to acting

    He graduated from Georgetown in December 2019 and trained through programs at NYU Tisch and USC's School of Cinematic Arts.[1][3]

  3. Pandemic Sketches

    Comedy sketches kept him working

    When productions stopped during the pandemic, Martin made online sketches that led a manager to contact him and helped him recognize his comic instincts.[3]

  4. La Brea

    La Brea became his first major series

    Martin played Josh Harris in NBC's science-fiction drama La Brea, the starring role most closely associated with his early screen career.[1]

  5. Josh Teitelbaum

    He plays Josh Teitelbaum

    In Not Suitable for Work, Martin plays a privileged aspiring investigative journalist whose family connection opens a professional door he still wants to earn.[2][3][4][5]

Good to know

His birthday is August 3

Martin was born on August 3, 1998 and turned 28 in 2026.[1]

Not Suitable for Work premiered in June

Hulu premiered the series on June 2, 2026 with three episodes before releasing two episodes weekly.[2]