One of my favorite British comedy sources of all time.
Red Dwarf is a low budget sci-fi televison series that
ran on the BBC for several years back in the 90’s.
Witty, clever, and very entertaining it’s a show that I
highly recommend to anyone that loves great humor.
Rimmer is an annoying hologram, Lister is the only
living human crew member, and Kryten is the ships
robot, the latter being interviewed in this scene.
Quirky and highly enjoyable.
I love the back and forth in this session…

The late, great Richard Jeni with a funny set on marriage.
When he had the snark going there was nobody better.
I miss his live shows, I first saw him at the Montreal
Comedy Festival and was blown away as to how gifted
he really was.
Everybody should have the right to lose half their stuff…

I’m hooked on this video, the imagery alone can
feed your insanity for weeks.
Not that mine needs nutrition, on the contrary.
The Avalanches are interesting, but they’re so much
more than that, they make you think.
About nothing in particular, but still.
Gotta love that whacko on the air boat…

From Men in Black 3, the Fresh Prince and Thanos
try to join a bowling league.
FP receives a big thumbs up when he pulls off a
gritty spare to win the game and the affection of all
that watched.
Thanos is jealous and uses the Infinity Underpants to
kill half of the spectators.
A huge melee ensues, ending with a massive pizza and
beer party that paralyzes both Tony Stark and the guy
who sprays the rental shoes.
Natasha Romanoff moons the guy who showed up to
drape plastic over, and uses chalk to outline, the bodies.
I highly recommend this flick…

Kyle Kinane with a humorous take on weapon stylin’.
This guy is one of the better stand-up comedians on
the circuit, and one of the smartest.
He fools you at first though, he talks like he’s a bit
on the red neck side but that goes away quickly.
You begin to realize that he’s sly, and very much so.
That reinforces what I’ve been saying for years, a great
comedian possesses above average intelligence.
No doubt about it.
I think he winged a fourth grader…