This is a real peach of a sketch.
Graham Chapman as the interviewer, John Cleese is the interviewed.
As the frustration builds, so does the murderous intent.
What a senseless waste of human life…

Johnny Cash with a classic tale of woe.
This was written by Shel Silverstein, and made famous
by the man in black.
This version is the the most famous one, done live at
San Quentin federal prison back in 1969.
The clapping is done by the inmates.
Probably to mask the digging noises in the background…

Andy Woodhull with a look at parenting, confusion, and extra cheese.
Pretty much in that order…

Back in the first year of Saturday Night Live, when they were funny, they
had Richard Pryor perform this sketch with Chevy Chase.
A classic…

Heywood Bank with an instruction tune.
Needing proper guidance is essential to move forward.
Did he say Salad Bar?
Sneeze Guard flag is a wavin’…