This bit by the very talented Greg Warren is hilarious.
He has really improved over the years, and he was no
hack to begin with, certainly.
Master of the deadpan delivery, not to mention Jedi
class snark, he can be downright hysterical.
A lot of things had me relate to this set, it made me
laugh out loud in places.
And, no I cannot run at all.
I am really into fitness and my conditioning is in a
very comfortable place, but I bike, I cannot run.
In the old sci-fi/horror/suspense flicks you always had
a women fleeing the monster/alien/villain for a
grand total of fifteen feet before falling face first
into the ground, tripping over god knows what…
that’s ME, every time I try to run.
I make girls look manly.
It’s so bad I’ve hidden my Guy Card so they can’t take it away.
Some great lines here…

A very nice effort from our friends at Darby O’Gill.
I interviewed these guys a while back and they
were a riot, especially Scott Messer the lead singer.
A really talented band with a great sense of humor.
With an aversion to squirrels I might add.
A satisfying performance, very well done…

One of the best cuts off the first Simpsons release from 1990.
The voice of Harry Shearer does both Smithers and Burns.
And he does them quite well, a very distinct speech for each.
An excellent example of what The Simpsons would become
later on down the road, it really set the tone.
Smithers gets his Mojo working…

This is one of the best performances that I have found
by the late, great John Pinette.
His timing and material are top notch in this one.
He is in classic mode here, hitting on a couple of
great bits in front of an audience that loves him.
One of the best of all time, he really was that good.
Some great lines here…

A tune about gravity and the effects it has on pantaloons.
There should be a scientific study does on this phenomenon.
Da Vinci’s Notebook doing what they do best…