Another Labor Day themed comedy sketch.
A wonderful scene from Mel Brook’s “History of
the World, Part 1″.
Bea Arthur is the lady at the window doling out
the money, Mel Brooks is the philosopher.
I liked the chemistry between these two.
I have no idea who the gladiator was but I liked
him as well, even if he didn’t kill last week…
Dan Cummins knows he should work out.
All the science is in, the better shape your
body is in the longer you will live.
And the quality of life is far better…stronger,
faster, and sharper as a rule.
Dan gets it.
The guilt helps…
Oscar Brand has the distinction of having the longest
running radio show of all time, over 70 years on the air.
He hosted the Folksong Festival from 1945 until he died.
He passed away in 2016 at the age of 96.
By ALL accounts a wonderful man, talented artist, and
socially conscious human being.
Here’s a blue collar tune with double entendres and
just enough male bravado to make it humorous…
A nice effort from Canada’s own, The Frantics.
That country has produced some fine comedy
over the years, lots to love for sure.
These guys are as good is it gets.
Imaginative, humorous and very smart…
A little overlap from Labor Day isn’t a bad thing.
This is a classic little piece from a very talented
stand-up comedian.
Michael Jr. is touted as a “christian comic” but he
doesn’t preach or sermonize while performing.
His laid back, soft touch style is probably his
only link to a religious mindset while on stage.
He is a pretty funny guy…
