John Pinette with an ode to Beano slaves everywhere!
You know what I mean, yes you do.
The late, great John Pinette was one of a kind.
Keeping him, and his comedy, alive…

Heywood Banks with an ode to testosterone driven
rage and creative defensive driving methods!
Nobody quite like Heywood, that’s probably a good thing.
I highly recommend this very talented man…

Arsenio Hall was born back in 1956!
He has been many things over the years, talk show
host, movie star, and stand-up comedian, to name a few.
He had an alter ego that went by the name of Chunky A.
They released a recording called Large and in Charge and
I play material from it every chance I get.
It’s pretty funny, this is my favorite cut off of it.
Happy Birthday Arsenio!

Dennis Gaxiola knows the secret!
He’s a funny guy, which is a very good
thing if you’re a stand-up comedian.
He’s calm cool and collected with a
great stage presence, clever and not rushed.
And he knows his colors…

The late, great Leslie Nielsen was born back in 1926!
He started off as a straight, leading man movie star
with serious screen appeal, his handsome image
gracing many a decent flick.
He moved on to humorous parts, Airplane being his
breakout comedic role as Frank Drebin, everyone’s
favorite mildly retarded law enforcement official.
That persona was to be his bread and butter for the
next several years, it became highly popular and
kept him in the minds of movie and television fans alike.
This is a cool little scene from The Naked Gun 2 1/2:
The Smell of Fear movie, The Lobster…