An absolute classic of high importance.
The Marx Brothers were very much ahead of their time.
A lot of their movies can still be watched today with very
little lost in the decades since its creation.
This piece was done in 1939, 84 years ago, and still a joy!
The choreography was superb, the cast even more so.
The energy was through the roof and it looks like everyone
had a ball doing it.
The timing is to die for…

A great little snippet of a Police Squad episode from 1982.
Leslie Nielsen was superb as Lt. Frank Drebin, a daffy police
detective with a rather unique way of solving crime.
I loves me some daffy, great lines here…

Jim Gaffigan with a pretty accurate assessment of who, why,
and when folks go to a bar.
A funny breakdown to be sure.
Some good lines here…

This one brings back some serious humor memories.
I first heard this on the Doctor Demento Show back in the day.
It was introduced to him as a novelty song contest entry.
This is exactly what I look for in a funny musical piece.
Great lyrics, and the visuals, ooh boy…

This is one of the funniest Monty Python sketches ever
for facial expression responses and snarky replies.
Eric Idle, John Cleese, and Michael Palin with some back
and forth for the history books.
Judith is played by Sue Jones-Davies.
The body language, especially Mr. Cleese, is outstanding.
There is something about British humor that really gets
me going, this is a superb example of what I speak.
From Monty Python’s The Life of Brian…