This is a classic parody from Mel Brooks.
The scene is from Young Frankenstein, it stars Peter Boyle
as the big green fellow and Gene Hackman as the hermit.
It was a very touching scene from The Bride of Frankenstein,
the James Whale masterpiece from 1935, that this is based on.
If you haven’t seen that movie please take the time to do so.
It may be one of the only times in film history where the
sequel may be even better than the original.
Outstanding stuff, the facial expressions alone are worth the
price of admission!
Thumbs up Frankie…

A pretty funny offering from Dan Cummins.
This set struck me the right way, I laughed out loud at some of it.
When he sets his mind to it he is one funny stand-up comedian…

A really interesting, and entertaining, piece from Rhett and Link.
This may very well be their best song ever.
It has lots going for it, very catchy and compelling.
Imaginative as anything they’ve put out…

Like only John Cleese could do it.
Both scenes from the classic Monty Python flick that involve
castles, insults, and Frenchmen.
One of many wonderful sketches from Monty Python’s
Life of Brian, a top notch comedy in every way.
And just as good as when it first came out in 1979…

Jeremy Hotz with a humorous look at his home country.
His shtick is bewildered, bordering on the manic, with a
touch of brilliant snark for good measure.
Works quite well for him.
I laugh out loud at most of his material…