Alien Folklife with an interesting little ditty
centered around television commercials.
And the folks who ram them down our throats…

Canadian comedy superstars, The Frantics, with a
classic sketch from their 1987 Boot to the Head album.
Some great lines in this one, It really helps if you
know who Mel the cook on Alice was.
No matter if you don’t, all is good, and funny…

Andy Woodhull with a funny set about being a father
of teenage girls from a step-parent perspective.
Pulling from ones own life is the material some of
the most successful, and funniest, stand up comedians
have based their bits on, Andy does so as well.
He has a good style, a little angst with a bit of snark, and
a dash of exasperation, works quite well.
Dry cereal for want of bovine juice…

Another superb offering by Mr. B The Gentleman Rhymer
Chap Hop, a lovely British invention, is a really cool genre.
Lots of character and imagination, with a dash of humor.
Who can’t like this?
Have a scone and enjoy the ride…

I simply HAVE to post a series of scenes from Bill
and Ted’s Bogus Journey, starting with this one.
The two boys have died, hopefully a temporary
setback, and wish to rejoin the living.
To do that they must beat the Grim Reaper
in a competition.
This is where it gets very interesting, and silly.
The whole flick is a gas, it never takes itself
seriously, and that’s what makes it work.
And boy does it ever!
Alex Winter is the brains behind these
Bill and Ted movies, and his chemistry with
Keanu Reeves makes for a great time.
There is a new one coming out, after all these
years, and it should be a blast.
Rumor has it, William Sadler, the guy who played
the role of death, will be returning.
Gotta watch that Melvin…