Felix Omondi, professionally known by his stage name Dr. King'ori, is a prominent Kenyan comedian, television host, and creative producer. He is widely recognized for his work as the host and mastermind behind the satirical talk show *The Wicked Edition*, which became a staple of Kenyan television through its long-running broadcast on NTV. Born in the early 1990s, Omondi was raised in the Blue Valley area of Embu County. He grew up in a household that, while facing significant financial challenges, placed a high premium on education. His mother, who worked in the healthcare sector, aspired for him to pursue a career in medicine. Although he ultimately chose a different path, he adopted the "Dr." moniker as a humorous homage to his mother’s early ambitions and a testament to his belief in laughter as a form of medicine. His early education took him through Embu Urban Primary School and subsequently to Nguviu High School. Omondi’s foray into the entertainment industry began shortly after secondary school. Determined to pursue a career in the arts rather than the conventional paths encouraged by his peers, he moved to Nairobi to navigate the competitive creative landscape. His initial years were marked by the typical struggles of an emerging artist, including stints in theatre groups and set-book productions. His breakthrough in stand-up comedy came after he participated in local comedy competitions, which opened doors for appearances on popular platforms such as the *Churchill Show* and *Kenya Kona*. His career trajectory shifted significantly when he caught the attention of journalist and media personality Larry Madowo. Recognizing Omondi’s unique comedic voice and potential for satire, Madowo provided him with a segment on the popular show *The Trend*. This opportunity served as the precursor to the development of his own independent production, *The Wicked Edition*. Premiering in 2016, the show combined sharp social commentary, interviews with newsmakers, and comedic sketches. It gained substantial popularity, running for seven years on NTV and producing over 300 episodes before concluding its television run in early 2024. The show established Omondi as a leading figure in Kenyan satire, known for his ability to blend humor with substantive discussions on national issues. Beyond his television career, Omondi is a private individual regarding his personal life. He is married and is a father to two daughters. He has occasionally shared glimpses of his family life with the public but maintains a deliberate boundary between his professional persona and his private affairs. Following the conclusion of *The Wicked Edition* on traditional television, Omondi has continued to leverage his creative production skills to engage audiences across digital platforms, focusing on content that reflects his evolution from a stand-up comedian to a seasoned media producer. His legacy in Kenyan media is defined by his successful transition from grassroots theatre to prime-time television, proving the viability of long-form, character-driven satire in the Kenyan broadcasting industry.