An oldie but a goodie from Victor Buono.
Victor played an evil villain named King Tut on
the old Batman television series, and had roles in
several other network shows over a twenty plus year
period beginning in the early sixties.
He was a fairly talented thespian and was nominated
for an academy award for his work in films.
He put out a comedy album in 1971 called “Heavy”
and this one of the cuts off of it.
Some great lines here…

The Frantics with an irreverent look at being overweight.
This is comedy folks, someone’s gonna get hurt, it’s only
fitting that the ones that will be can’t run very fast.
Survival of the fittest, not the fattest…

Josh Sneed with a very funny bit on being overweight.
This piece is funnier than it has a right to be, John’s a
deft stand-up comedian with great timing and solid
material, that makes the difference here.
His self deprecation sets the tone, a valiant effort…

Andy Breckman with a spirited game of tag.
He’s a bit on the sick and twisted side, more
power to him.
His perspective seems a bit off.
One little naughty bit that may make the
hamster blush, cover him with several dozen
pillows and he should be fine…

A wonderful scene from the classic 1987 Mel Brooks
flick Space Balls.
Pretty clever, promoting the movie from within.
Can’t say I’ve ever seen that before.
Leave it to Mel.
Rick Moranis is splendid here, breaking the fourth wall
with reckless abandon does reap some rewards.
As far as parodies go this is highly recommended…