Stephen Kramer Glickman Revisits 2013 ‘Workaholics’ Days
Sharing behind-the-scenes Workaholics photos, star revisits his early Comedy Central days.
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Stephen Kramer Glickman is taking fans on a nostalgic trip back to 2013 with a collection of behind-the-scenes shots from Comedy Central’s breakout series Workaholics. In an Instagram post that simply reads “Back in 2013 on Workaholics! Magical times!,” the actor teases moments from his recurring role as Toby, the well-meaning coworker at TelAmeriCorp.
Throwing It Back To ‘workaholics’
The grainy snapshots show Glickman goofing off with stars Blake Anderson, Adam DeVine and Anders Holm between takes. One image captures the cast in full “office casual,” while another finds Glickman sporting a mischievous grin beside a strategically placed prop banana. For die-hard fans, these candid frames offer a rare look at life on set during the show’s third season, when Toby first popped up offering questionable tech support.
Workaholics ran for seven seasons from 2011 to 2017 and earned a cult following for its irreverent humor and chemistry among the four leads. Glickman’s Toby became a fan favorite for his earnest attempts to please his co-workers, even when his solutions crashed the office network.
Since hanging up his TelAmeriCorp badge, Glickman has explored a range of creative avenues—from voice acting to stand-up comedy and music.
From Tv To Vinyl And Beyond
On his Instagram feed, the actor also recently shared news about his music career. In a post announcing the track list for his upcoming live album, he wrote, “TRACK LIST ANNOUNCED! Very excited to announce my LIVE album will be out on vinyl this summer! Woohooo!!!! Album Artwork by @mariodelgadoart.” The announcement gives fans a peek at Glickman’s evolution from sitcom character to singer-songwriter, with plans to press the performance on vinyl for a limited run. (See the full post here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DJ20-ynJhDZ/.)
Beyond music, Glickman has lent his voice to animated projects and worked on independent films. His résumé includes roles in digital series for Netflix and voice credits on Nickelodeon cartoons, showcasing his range from slapstick comedy to character voices.
Off-camera, the actor-musician is active on social media, often using Instagram to announce tour dates, studio sessions and special appearances. Earlier this year, he teased a stand-up tour stop in San Diego with the bold proclamation, “SAN DIEGO HOLD ON TO YOUR ASSES!” and has since added multiple dates to satisfy growing demand.
Fans have responded with enthusiasm, commenting on the throwback Workaholics post with memories of favorite episodes and shout-outs to Glickman’s memorable character. One viewer wrote, “Toby always made my day,” while another noted, “These pics are gold—thank you for sharing!”
As nostalgia for early 2010s sitcoms continues to trend online, Glickman’s post is a reminder of how a few candid snapshots can reignite interest in a beloved show. For new viewers, it’s an invitation to binge Workaholics all over again; for long-time fans, a joyful stroll down memory lane.
Whether he’s offering tech tips in a fictional office or crooning live on vinyl, Stephen Kramer Glickman continues to expand his creative footprint. And judging by the excitement around both his throwback photos and upcoming projects, audiences can expect more surprises from this multi-talented entertainer.
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