Kellen Erskine with a superb performance.
He’s a very talented stand-up comedian, as
good as it gets and then some.
He has a low level yet devastating snark, his
timing is really great, and his subject matter
sets him apart from other comedians.
He also seems unflappable, stoic just doesn’t
cut it, he’s way beyond that.
This is a treat, showing off his improv skills
to the delight of the audience…

I love to play this gem on the show, it’s got character.
The way Don White sings it is very entertaining.
The visuals are quite vivid, gotta love radio…

The Not Ready for Prime Time Players performed this
little sketch back in the first season of SNL.
Back when they were somewhat humorous, 1975 to 76.
The skits were pretty tight, the comedians seasoned by
years of radio and stage performing.
The whole cast had experience…Belushi, Chase, Aykroyd,
Radner and the rest did work for National Lampoon radio,
improv stage work, and various other avenues of comedy.
Those were the days…

Brian Regan still has it.
A black belt in Snark, with decent material he’s one
of the better stand-up comedians on the circuit.
With top notch subject matter he’s one of the very best.
I have always appreciated his skill set, plays really well
on the show.
This is pretty much just a single joke, but it’s a great one…

But of course you are!
Grouch and Brother’s Marx in the classic 1932
Comedy flick “Horse Feathers”.
Hard to believe that gem is almost 90 years old.
WAY ahead of its time is understating it.
Margaret Dumont at her best…