A classic piece of comedic oration by a master of
story telling standup comedy.
Cy Amundson is really good at what he does, his
observational skills are top notch and he can draw
you in like no other.
This is a great piece, his description of his “friends”
alone is worth the price of admission, but there’s
so much more.
I love to play this on the show…

A very humorous slice of the Simpsons.
Burns goes for a total go over and the results indicate
hilarity will be forthcoming.
I love the Three Stooges reference!
Burns becomes overly confident, this ought to be good…

A song that endures, no matter that it is slightly, if not very,
sexist and or creepy.
It was recorded in good clean fun by the talented Homer and
Jethro, with June Carter Cash singing the reply.
Naughty?
Perhaps, but that by itself does not make it bad.
I think it’s playful, meant to be a classic back and forth by
a male and a woman who are in a relationship.
June Carter Cash was married to Johnny, I think we’re safe…

This early piece by Daniel Tosh shows what he can do on the stage.
I consider him to be one of the best stand-up comedians to ever
grace an audience.
His shtick is irreverence, nobody does it like, or is as good as, him.
Having said that, he can be quite profane, this bit has a few choice
expletives that would make your grandma kick the dog with disgust.
That is, if you haven’t wrapped her in Saran Wrap and industrial
foam insulation first.
Call Home Depot and watch this performance, enjoy a comedian
with a total mastery of irreverence ply his trade…

A great slice from a superb BBC Television series based on
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, by Douglas Adams.
First the novel, then the radio play, followed by the TV
broadcast, ending with the movie much later.
All were good, some better than others, but much to be
enjoyed by all.
This explains the translation device used by galactic travellers
to navigate the universe.
Typical British acting and intellect, lots of entertainment here…