A pretty funny set by Mike Siegel on growing old gracefully.
Or disgracefully, depending on how you look at it.
This is a great bit, lot to like.
Some superb lines here…

Warning, I’m about to sound like an old timer!
This great song is by Andy Breckman, writer and
performer in this instance, and it’s one of the first
pieces I ever played on the show way back when.
Early 90’s, got a call from a rather small recording
company in Vermont called Gadfly Records.
I talked to the owner for a while and agreed to
review, and play if worthy, any comedy that he
might represent.
Andy Breckman was one such act, I loved his material,
and have been playing him ever since.
Mr. Breckman went on to be quite a talented producer,
creating the highly rated Monk television series, he wrote
for many others, and was known as a script doctor, injecting
humor into scripts that were lacking same.
He wrote for Saturday Night Live, back when it was funny,
for many years, starting from the very beginning.
This is an interesting ditty, lots of imagination, the visuals
are quite good, a couple of naughty words that might make
a nun blush a tad but nothing major…

This guy is a hoot, I laughed out loud more than once.
He’s a decent juggler but he’s a better comedian.
His timing is great, he knows his audience, and he’s
got a great stage presence.
The video isn’t 1080p but it isn’t bad at all, well worth
the few minutes spent…

A humorous set by Jim Gaffigan centered around the bar scene.
He does tell it like it is, bars are for one thing basically, and it
ain’t for reading the classics.
Some nice lines here, you can tell he’s had a couple in his life.
Drinks that is…

Corky & the Juice Pigs with a song about saving
the Earth’s endangered species.
Actually no, not really.
Let’s pretend that it is.
I saw them do this live in Montreal, lots of fun.
Catchy tune…