Yakko sings you a song of international renown.
The Animaniacs were quite a phenomenon when
televised back in the day, over the top and in your
face with all sorts of educational endeavors.
Very much a musical and always good for a mature
side joke or two for the adults that might be watching.
I had no idea where Paraguay was…

A rather corny but still brilliant piece of comedy history
by the best voice artists in the business.
Made in 1955 by Stan Freberg, it stars the talented
June Foray and Daws Butler as well as Stan himself as
The Lone Psychiatrist.
Classic voices, with some great banter thrown in for
good measure, they don’t make ’em like this anymore.
Just feel his nose…

Dan Cummins can plumb the depths of darkness as
well as any stand-up comedian I have seen.
Not “Can’t wait until this set is over so I can kill myself!”
darkness, I’m talking about the less than shiny part of life
that we all experience on a daily basis.
I can relate to folks that despise clowns, I have nothing
against them personally but they do pose a threat on
the highway with those ridiculously over packed cars
and constant horn honking, so based on that they should
all probably die a horrible death.
Remember kids, hatred doesn’t have to make sense as
long as it makes us feel better about ourselves…

The Fools with a tune that I’ve seen them play live
with a zeal and a half.
I mean they REALLY pour their souls into their
performances and this particular song stood out.
They gave me a great interview, performed like
nothing I’ve ever seen before and gave the
audience an encore that blew me away.
Some low level profanity contained within.
You know the procedure, coat all the Puritans
in the house with Carbonite and play this song LOUD…

A superb scene from the classic Mel Brooks
flick, Blazing Saddles.
Clevon Little shines in this one.
The acting and writing are one of a kind, in that
you will never see a film like this again.
Mel Brooks was, and still is, a godlike filmmaker
who had the singular ability to get flicks like this done.
A parody…a satire…a hilarious movie no matter how
you look at it.
Count Basie with his entire orchestra playing in the
desert alone is worth the price of admission!
A collaboration between Mel and the legendary
Richard Pryor make this an unforgettable must see…