The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear.
An absurd scene from a classic Leslie Nielsen flick.
Lots going on here, none of it logical.
Not even a little.
Great criminal/bad guy stereotype, as evil looking
as they come.
I hope those flowers were on special…

One of the late, great John Pinette’s signature pieces.
It’s Summer, it’s hot, and John heard angels.
A very funny bit, and he ends it with one of the
most iconic lines of all time…

I didn’t have time to edit any material this week so I was unable
to play anything new to the show, much to my chagrin.
Having said that, I have downloaded a boatload of awesome
comedy from various sources and will be releasing same as
soon as I can free up some time to edit.
I received a request for a George Carlin classic, always great
to play the best stand-up comedian of all time.
I played a funny Arrogant piece that makes me smile.
Threw in a “deal with it!” block to make things interesting.
Spent more time than usual explaining, venting, and
pontificating on the show…it is good to blow off steam.
I did so in a very light hearted way, was just a bit more
long winded than usual.
It seems like I play a National Lampoon piece every show.
For good reason, of course, some of the very best material
ever produced in the way of sketch comedy.
I went with some much needed Summer themed humor.
Including my favorite warm weather piece of all time by
Kenny Young and the Eggplants.
Lots of snark this week.
Ended with some superb Red Green.
Onward and upwards..

I Live in a Split Level Head- Napolean XIV
Goofy Golf- Mack and Jamie
Breakfast- Brent Butt (s-up)
I Ran Away- The Arrogant Worms
Telephone Wires in the Tropics- The Android Sisters
Debt- Jeff Caldwell (s-up)
Chicken Drop- Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper
Someone Ate the Baby- Shel Silverstein
School- Ron Pearson (s-up)
Carol- Tom Cool
Monolithic Oil- National Lampoon
Bars- Jim Gaffigan (s-up)
Must Sell Screenplay- Subplot A
Ugly Man’s Clothing- Stevens and Grdnic
Confrontations- Pete Correale (s-up)
Wimpiest White Man in the World- Gerry House
The Argument Clinic- Monty Python
Baseball/Football- George Carlin (s-up)
Earl the Squirrel- Kenny Young & the Eggplants
Vilhelm Von Wolveranous- Bananas at Large
Macabre and Happy Things- Carlos Alazraqui (s-up)
Eskimo- Corky and the Juice Pigs
Randee: Basic Safety- Ducks Breath Mystery Theater
Construction Site- Emo Philips (s-up)
Little Tunnel- Eugene Chadbourne
Trucker- Fast & Dirty
Bathing Suits- Diane Ford (s-up)
Zombie Apocalypse Barbecue- Consortium of Genius
Beginners Spanish- Mike Phirman
Sasquatch Expert Serial Killer- Dan Cummins (s-up)
Me Pants Fall Down- Da Vinci’s Notebook
Spring Training- The Coalition of Unified Men
Nothing to Say- Red Green (s-up)

Kenny Young & the Eggplants with my number one
Summer tune of all time!
It’s songs like this that make it all worthwhile for me.
That’s one big-ass rodent…

With the new Bill and Ted flick coming out I
thought about posting some of the best scenes
from the first two cult classics.
Death was a hoot, always happy to see him/it
with some serious screen time.
Station is interesting as well, both of them.
Cult classics very rarely make sense, that’s part
of the magic.
Quit smoking…

Juston McKinney with a really funny set about
being scammed.
To say that he has the snark down pat would be
a massive understatement, he has honed all
of the fine points of sarcasm to an art form.
Some great lines here…