Robot Chicken with a punny look at well endowed
crime fighters and the folks who jeer them!
There are some really good videos by RC, but this is not
one of them.
I kid, it ain’t half bad.
The gators are well aware of what’s going on…

John Mulaney does indeed have horrible driving skills.
He readily admits it.
This is a funny bit, reminds me of when I first started
to drive my own car, I made tons of mistakes.
A little tip for those of you just starting out, if you
go to an amusement park and spend the better part
of the afternoon going crazy on the Bumper Cars do
yourself a huge favor and get a designated driver for
the ride home!
That’s all I’m saying…

A decent show this week, new material combined
with a plethora of classic stuff.
The usual yawn inducing filler, a lot of nonsense and
some pieces that would make your grandmother blush.
The Crime, Cats, and Dangly Bits show if you need a title.
Daniel Tosh is as irreverent as ever, that is a good thing.
Bob Gibson AND Shel Silverstein singing a duet.
That is cool beyond words!
Shane Mauss with a great piece, I like him a lot.
Andrew Calhoun loves to regale us with tales of
that which dangle.
Graham Chapman is unsatisfied with your inadequate
description of the sweet meat.
The Frantics were frightened, bathroom break no
longer needed.
Titus rules!
Lots of Canadian and British humor this week.
It’s good to be in the countryside again… 🙂

Killed by a Coconut- Bob Gibson and Shel Silverstein
Crapco Home Psychiatrist- The American Comedy Network
Baseball- Chip Chinery (s-up)
Fat Lady- The Dyzmals
Gimme a Smoke- Bob and Doug McKenzie
Buying Stuff- Kellen Erskine (s-up)
How Sweet to Be an Idiot- Neil Innes
Big Shot- The Bonzo Dog Band
Nature TV- Craig Campbell (s-up)
Accountant Song- Fast & Dirty
Art Snob- Firesign Theatre
Body Enhancement- Harland Williams (s-up)
Moose Lodge- Hard N Phirm
Trying His Best- John Mulaney (s-up)
Zombie Jamboree- The Kingston Trio
Nads- DJ Hazard
Weird- Jim Gaffigan (s-up)
No Nuts- Marty Feldman
Cotton Swabs- The Congress of Wonders
The Driving Incident- Christopher Titus (s-up)
Wimpiest White Man in the World- Gerry House
Dr. Loon’s Clinic- The Late Show
Forever Buoyant- Larry Horowitz (s-up)
Do Just What I Say- Mike Phirman
The Hostage- Kurt Weitzmann
Crime- Elayne Boosler (s-up)
Lunatic Song- Paul Green and Bob Morledge
Your Brain on Drugs- Harry Shearer
Why Child- Steve McGrew (s-up)
Beer Run- Todd Snider
Possum Loaf- The Trailer Park Troubadours
Cats- Tommy Johnagin (s-up)
Open that Can- Nancy White
Cat-O-Rama- Synaptic Anarchy Playhouse
Infomercials- Jake Johannsen (s-up)
Let Me Make You Smile in Bed- The Four Postmen
Crunchy Frog- Monty Python
Memory- Robert Dubac (s-up)
Balls- Andrew Calhoun
Reginald- Celestial Navigations
Handicapped- Daniel Tosh (s-up)
You Scare the **** Out of Me- The Frantics
Bumper Sticker Pheromones- Shane Mauss (s-up)

This is a splendid version of the classic
Pat Cooksey song, as done by Robbie O’Connell!
This was done in a spoken word format by the late,
great Gerhard Hoffnung back in 1958.
Memorize the lyrics for the next time you want
to go fishing on a Wednesday…

This is a funny and informative look at the English language!
From the folks at The Open University, OpenLearn is the concept.
It is indeed intelligent and quite interesting.
Different eras come into play here, very clever and enlightening…

Mike Armstrong used to be a policeman.
He quit that life to become a stand-up comedian.
Judging by his material I think he is a better
comic than he was a law enforcement official.
He’s a pretty funny guy, I wish I could post some
of his best known works but I can’t seem to find
a lot of his better bits on the web.
I’ve been playing him on the show for a while, he’s
always good for a laugh.
To be fair, this is a decent piece but he is capable
of a whole lot more, I say this because I want you
to see him live if you get the chance, when he
gets rolling he is quite funny.
Just keep him out of the pool…