Four Letter Words

The late, great Oscar Brand has earned many accolades
over the many years he lived on this planet.
Not only a fairly gifted musician and singer, he has the
distinction of having the longest running radio show
in broadcast history…over 70 years on WNYC in New York.
Primarily a folkie, he was known for his social commentary
and his commitment to world peace.
The man was driven, and we all have benefited by it.
Check him out on the net if you have a chance, well worth
your time to do so.
A tune about profanity, or not…


Locksmith

Police Squad was a great vehicle for the late, great
Leslie Nielsen, his deadpan delivery and above
average good looks made him a great fit.
Frank Drebin will always be known as a truly
hilarious character in an otherwise black and
white world of stern television detectives.
This scene is superb, it has all that you need in a
comedy…a femme fatale, double entendres, inside
jokes, sight gags, and keys.
Some great lines here…


The Great Bread Phenomenon

Henry Cho is an American born, Korean stand-up
comedian with a southern accent…he grew up in
the deep American south, Knoxville, TN to be exact.
He’s a funny guy, lots of humorous material with a
“Fish out of water” twist to it.
His interactions with the locals is always good for a laugh.
Storms a comin’, git some terlit paper…


I Had a Good Day

Andy Breckman did some very humorous things
when he was young and hungry.
That is true of a lot of artists when they first start out.
Before he became a really famous writer for television
he produced a couple of decent comedy recordings.
They see airtime on the show, they fit in nicely.
Andy had a good day, he didn’t throw up once…



Strawberry Daiquiris

As created by You Suck at Cooking!
This is an especially lively and humorous episode.
Take notes, there’s a test later!
Namely in the form of a cool Summer libation.
I posted this last year but it most definitely bears
repeating…