The Reverend Billy C. Wirtz with an ode to those that are depressed
because there’s nothing wrong with them.
I’ve been dealing with that problem for years now.
It’s tough, there are no support groups or federal programs for
folks like us, we have to make do with our lack of afflictions.
There are days when I get up in the morning, throw open the
drapes to see the sun shining bright, the birds chirping loudly
and everything in place, and I smile.
I feel horrible that I’m so happy.
The Reverend gets it…

This is a classic piece by Alonzo Bodden.
He’s got a couple of flavors of this one, I play a version
on the show that is very similar.
Alonzo is a very funny stand-up comedian, one of my
favorites, he has style and a great stage presence.
Just a couple of low end swears, no need to wrap
Grandma in cellophane.
This is a great bit…

One of the funniest Robot Chicken skits ever.
There’s so much going on here, none of it
even slightly logical, but that’s half the fun.
Some great lines here…

Frank Zappa with a rousing rendition of a classic tune
about hedge fund managers, septic systems, and the
homeless guy who washes your windshield for spare
change while you’re waiting for the light to turn green.
And there’s a monkey in there as well.
I believe he’s playing bass.
The monkey, not Frank…

The late, great John Pinette had many classic bits, this is
definitely one of them.
I saw him do this live, he was really into it.
He was one of the best, we keep him alive by remembering
what he was and what he did…