This is Mitch Hedburg’s last appearance at the Montreal
Just for Laughs Comedy Festival, not a bad performance
at all, lots of one liners that he was well known for.
Check this out…
RIP Mitch, you are missed.
This is Mitch Hedburg’s last appearance at the Montreal
Just for Laughs Comedy Festival, not a bad performance
at all, lots of one liners that he was well known for.
Check this out…
RIP Mitch, you are missed.
…with your host Jason Hadley!
See you tomorrow!
This is Wes Borg, he of the stupendous Canadian comedy troupe
Three Dead Trolls in a Baggie.
This is only slightly dated, barely, the concept and the
technical aspects are certainly still quite relevant.
I wish I could call him and have him explain to me why I
can no longer get my iPad to manually sync with iTunes!
He’d probably just tell me to by an iMac…
Good stuff!
Leave it to Heywood Banks to get your foot tapping with
a song about Clothes Washing Gone Wrong.
I really love the joke he tells at the beginning…
TP remember me! (or something like that)
Heywood Banks Rules!
Daniel Tosh is the top of the heap on the stand-up circuit.
Has been for a while and will be for quite some time, he is
that GOOD!
Here he is at the Montreal Just for Laughs Comedy Festival!
Great stuff!
…with your host, Jason Hadley!
See you soon!
…in bed! 🙂
The Four Postmen ROCK! This is a great little ditty with
a tad bit of sensuality to it (yep…sex!) but not all doity!
A fan upload because I cannot find a version that I can hear
clearly (very poor live stuff!), not to worry it sounds superb.
Enjoy, Let Me Make You Smile…
A great tune!
On a sheep kick today, cannot help myself!
I’ve always loved Shaun the Sheep by Aardman Animations,
it is funny beyond description and as original as they come.
This is a fan upload by a teacher who uses the series to
instruct his class, he gives it captions that the series
does not supply, please enjoy…The Bull!
That is really funny stuff!
with your host, Jason Hadley!
See you tomorrow!
Monty Python sure has made some strange skits over their
great and storied career, and this is certainly one of them.
I play the beginning of this on the show and I love to hear
the dialogue between Graham Chapman and Terry Jones…
Great minds!