All-Time Favorite Comedy Show

[Jeff O Rocks]

We all need some laughter..especially with these ups and downs with the Canes..

My fave has to be In Living Colour... can't beat Wanda.. :D

[Jeff O Rocks]

We all need some laughter..especially with these ups and downs with the Canes..

My fave has to be In Living Colour... can't beat Wanda.. :D

[tommy]

With everyone who's come and gone through SNL, I can't even begin to name the sketches on SNL that I have laughed so hard about. Chris Farley was one of my faves. I also seem to be one of the 6 people on earth who finds Norm MacDonald to be one of the funniest guys on SNL.

[tommy]

With everyone who's come and gone through SNL, I can't even begin to name the sketches on SNL that I have laughed so hard about. Chris Farley was one of my faves. I also seem to be one of the 6 people on earth who finds Norm MacDonald to be one of the funniest guys on SNL.

[crazy4canes]

What? Monty Python isn't a choice? That's just wrong. :crazy:

[crazy4canes]

What? Monty Python isn't a choice? That's just wrong. :crazy:

[Shell]

What? Monty Python isn't a choice? That's just wrong. :crazy:

well the subject does say comedy which implies funny.. Nothing about bad British humour :evil: :p

[Shell]

What? Monty Python isn't a choice? That's just wrong. :crazy:

well the subject does say comedy which implies funny.. Nothing about bad British humour :evil: :p

[Mookie]

SNL - Those classics going back to 1975 are hard to beat. Through the years they've been up and down. Dana Carvey doing Robin Leech, "I'M YELLING AND I DON'T KNOW WHY!!" Jimmy Fallon doing his all-in-one 80's song. Good stuff.

I would've had a tough time picking if Monty Python were on the list. Second City TV could be worthy of an honorable mention. But hands down, I never laugh so hard watching TV as I do at some of the skits on "Whose Line". Ryan Stiles is my favorite. Maybe because he resembles Jesse Boulerice. When he imitated the old bird toy that bobbed up and down drinking out of the water glass... priceless.

[Mookie]

SNL - Those classics going back to 1975 are hard to beat. Through the years they've been up and down. Dana Carvey doing Robin Leech, "I'M YELLING AND I DON'T KNOW WHY!!" Jimmy Fallon doing his all-in-one 80's song. Good stuff.

I would've had a tough time picking if Monty Python were on the list. Second City TV could be worthy of an honorable mention. But hands down, I never laugh so hard watching TV as I do at some of the skits on "Whose Line". Ryan Stiles is my favorite. Maybe because he resembles Jesse Boulerice. When he imitated the old bird toy that bobbed up and down drinking out of the water glass... priceless.

[corylav]

Kid In The Hall, too ... doesn't get less PC than that ... gotta go with SNL, though.

Darryl Hammond as Sean Connery: I'll take the rapists for $200
Will Ferrell as Trebek: OK ... that's Therapists for $200

[corylav]

Kid In The Hall, too ... doesn't get less PC than that ... gotta go with SNL, though.

Darryl Hammond as Sean Connery: I'll take the rapists for $200
Will Ferrell as Trebek: OK ... that's Therapists for $200

[Stormbringer]

What? Monty Python isn't a choice? That's just wrong. :crazy:

Yeah...I voted Saturday Night Live (The 70's episodes and skits are brilliant), but I'm with Crazy on the Python should have been a choice.

[Stormbringer]

What? Monty Python isn't a choice? That's just wrong. :crazy:

Yeah...I voted Saturday Night Live (The 70's episodes and skits are brilliant), but I'm with Crazy on the Python should have been a choice.

[Jeff O Rocks]

What? Monty Python isn't a choice? That's just wrong. :crazy:

Yeah...I voted Saturday Night Live (The 70's episodes and skits are brilliant), but I'm with Crazy on the Python should have been a choice.

Sorry crazy and SB.. you can do a write in.. ;)

[Jeff O Rocks]

What? Monty Python isn't a choice? That's just wrong. :crazy:

Yeah...I voted Saturday Night Live (The 70's episodes and skits are brilliant), but I'm with Crazy on the Python should have been a choice.

Sorry crazy and SB.. you can do a write in.. ;)

[Shell]

if you didn't already vote, I added it in

[Shell]

if you didn't already vote, I added it in

[Jeff O Rocks]

if you didn't already vote, I added it in

thanks Shell... I tried to edit it in but it wouldn't let me..

[Jeff O Rocks]

if you didn't already vote, I added it in

thanks Shell... I tried to edit it in but it wouldn't let me..

[Kapanen024]

Ahhhh!!! Monty Python... *faint*

[Kapanen024]

Ahhhh!!! Monty Python... *faint*

[crazy4canes]

What? Monty Python isn't a choice? That's just wrong. :crazy:

well the subject does say comedy which implies funny.. Nothing about bad British humour :evil: :p

:p

[crazy4canes]

What? Monty Python isn't a choice? That's just wrong. :crazy:

well the subject does say comedy which implies funny.. Nothing about bad British humour :evil: :p

:p

[lvscolencanes]

I havent really watched SNL, I know I am horrible, everyone has watched SNL, but my favorite, and my hubby got me hooked is Mad TV. Stewart and the black headed lady as an asian is hillarious!!! :laugh:

[lvscolencanes]

I havent really watched SNL, I know I am horrible, everyone has watched SNL, but my favorite, and my hubby got me hooked is Mad TV. Stewart and the black headed lady as an asian is hillarious!!! :laugh:

[jhardman]

It's hard to say what's my favorite, so I voted for the Python crew because that humor will stand the test of time better than the others. I hope SNL will last forever and continue to morph like it has. I've watched it since the beginning, and some of the funniest things I have ever seen have been on that show. There's way too much crap and way too many commercials on it, but still...

I agree with he comment posted earlier about "Whose Line Is It Anyway?". That's the show I now watch the most for a laugh. I was bummed when it was canceled, but I have a feeling it will be back as a summer replacement and they'll make at least a few more new episodes. I think I've seen them all, but with truly good comedy, you can laugh over and over at the same things. Which is exactly why "Airplane!" is the funniest movie ever to me, and why I have the complete archives of Mad magazine.

[jhardman]

It's hard to say what's my favorite, so I voted for the Python crew because that humor will stand the test of time better than the others. I hope SNL will last forever and continue to morph like it has. I've watched it since the beginning, and some of the funniest things I have ever seen have been on that show. There's way too much crap and way too many commercials on it, but still...

I agree with he comment posted earlier about "Whose Line Is It Anyway?". That's the show I now watch the most for a laugh. I was bummed when it was canceled, but I have a feeling it will be back as a summer replacement and they'll make at least a few more new episodes. I think I've seen them all, but with truly good comedy, you can laugh over and over at the same things. Which is exactly why "Airplane!" is the funniest movie ever to me, and why I have the complete archives of Mad magazine.

[moonstomper]

I voted SNL...but Id have to go with "The Kids in the Hall"

I wouldve voted for Monty Python, but the choice wasnt there when I voted

[moonstomper]

I voted SNL...but Id have to go with "The Kids in the Hall"

I wouldve voted for Monty Python, but the choice wasnt there when I voted

[Stormbringer]

I would've had a tough time picking if Monty Python were on the list. Second City TV could be worthy of an honorable mention. But hands down, I never laugh so hard watching TV as I do at some of the skits on "Whose Line". Ryan Stiles is my favorite. Maybe because he resembles Jesse Boulerice. When he imitated the old bird toy that bobbed up and down drinking out of the water glass... priceless.

I agree with he comment posted earlier about "Whose Line Is It Anyway?". That's the show I now watch the most for a laugh. I was bummed when it was canceled, but I have a feeling it will be back as a summer replacement and they'll make at least a few more new episodes. I think I've seen them all, but with truly good comedy, you can laugh over and over at the same things. Which is exactly why "Airplane!" is the funniest movie ever to me, and why I have the complete archives of Mad magazine.

Whose Line... is absolutely fantastic, and definitely the best comedy show in the last five or so years. I honestly can't name an episode that's bad, despite there being a couple of performers (I don't know what it is, but the female performers other than Kathy Griffin and Whoopi Goldberg have never been that swift...just MHO) and games (Never been the biggest Hoedown fan) that aren't that great. There's at least one thing every episode that never fails to have me lose it. The British original is good too, but not nearly as good as the American version...I've always liked Drew Carey more than the British host. I love how Drew would make fun of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, my most favorite moment being when he gave a billion points to the performers, and said "Feel the heat, Regis.". :D

As for Ryan Stiles looking like the Bull, I've never thought about it, but he kind of does! :D Which reminds me of a GREAT episode where they played Superheroes, and Ryan was Ice Hockey Boy. (Something like that) He did everything from cross-checking (Which, Colin as Director Man said he should put more emotion into) to sitting in the penalty box to even saying "Frankly, I don't give a puck.". :D The sad thing is I've only seen the episode once, and *really* wish they would show it again so I could record that part...it would make for a great interlude on one of my game tapes. :)

[Stormbringer]

I would've had a tough time picking if Monty Python were on the list. Second City TV could be worthy of an honorable mention. But hands down, I never laugh so hard watching TV as I do at some of the skits on "Whose Line". Ryan Stiles is my favorite. Maybe because he resembles Jesse Boulerice. When he imitated the old bird toy that bobbed up and down drinking out of the water glass... priceless.

I agree with he comment posted earlier about "Whose Line Is It Anyway?". That's the show I now watch the most for a laugh. I was bummed when it was canceled, but I have a feeling it will be back as a summer replacement and they'll make at least a few more new episodes. I think I've seen them all, but with truly good comedy, you can laugh over and over at the same things. Which is exactly why "Airplane!" is the funniest movie ever to me, and why I have the complete archives of Mad magazine.

Whose Line... is absolutely fantastic, and definitely the best comedy show in the last five or so years. I honestly can't name an episode that's bad, despite there being a couple of performers (I don't know what it is, but the female performers other than Kathy Griffin and Whoopi Goldberg have never been that swift...just MHO) and games (Never been the biggest Hoedown fan) that aren't that great. There's at least one thing every episode that never fails to have me lose it. The British original is good too, but not nearly as good as the American version...I've always liked Drew Carey more than the British host. I love how Drew would make fun of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, my most favorite moment being when he gave a billion points to the performers, and said "Feel the heat, Regis.". :D

As for Ryan Stiles looking like the Bull, I've never thought about it, but he kind of does! :D Which reminds me of a GREAT episode where they played Superheroes, and Ryan was Ice Hockey Boy. (Something like that) He did everything from cross-checking (Which, Colin as Director Man said he should put more emotion into) to sitting in the penalty box to even saying "Frankly, I don't give a puck.". :D The sad thing is I've only seen the episode once, and *really* wish they would show it again so I could record that part...it would make for a great interlude on one of my game tapes. :)

[RIO]

Monty Python is the pinnacle of life-imperiling hilarity. But a good second is MST3K. I've actually *died* watching those.

[RIO]

Monty Python is the pinnacle of life-imperiling hilarity. But a good second is MST3K. I've actually *died* watching those.

[SouthernHockeyChick]

If I had to pick one of those I'd say In Living Color. But, my all-time favorite was the short-lived but awesome The State.

[SouthernHockeyChick]

If I had to pick one of those I'd say In Living Color. But, my all-time favorite was the short-lived but awesome The State.

[Jeff O Rocks]

Stewart is hillarious!!! :laugh:

He cracks me up..and how does he always manage to end up in his underwear???

The woman you are talking about is Ms. Swan!! ;)

[Jeff O Rocks]

Stewart is hillarious!!! :laugh:

He cracks me up..and how does he always manage to end up in his underwear???

The woman you are talking about is Ms. Swan!! ;)

[corylav]

If I had to pick one of those I'd say In Living Color. But, my all-time favorite was the short-lived but awesome The State.

I had TOTALLY forgotten about The State ... that was a funny-a$$ show.

[corylav]

If I had to pick one of those I'd say In Living Color. But, my all-time favorite was the short-lived but awesome The State.

I had TOTALLY forgotten about The State ... that was a funny-a$$ show.

[Turbulence]

I voted SNL, but it's hard to beat Chapelle's Show...

[Turbulence]

I voted SNL, but it's hard to beat Chapelle's Show...

[RIO]

Dave Chappelle is so funny he's painful. Bernie Mac too. I couldn't live with them. I'd be incapacitated.

[RIO]

Dave Chappelle is so funny he's painful. Bernie Mac too. I couldn't live with them. I'd be incapacitated.

[SouthernHockeyChick]

Dave Chappelle is so funny he's painful. Bernie Mac too. I couldn't live with them. I'd be incapacitated.

Check out The Original Kings of Comedy if you haven't seen it. Bernie Mac, Steve Harvey, D L Hughley, and Cedric the Entertainer. Absolutely hilarious! It will give you side-stiches!

I love Dave Chappelle too!

[SouthernHockeyChick]

Dave Chappelle is so funny he's painful. Bernie Mac too. I couldn't live with them. I'd be incapacitated.

Check out The Original Kings of Comedy if you haven't seen it. Bernie Mac, Steve Harvey, D L Hughley, and Cedric the Entertainer. Absolutely hilarious! It will give you side-stiches!

I love Dave Chappelle too!

[Stormbringer]

Dave Chappelle fans may also want to check out Undercover Brother...a HILARIOUS movie that IMO is sometimes better than Austin Powers. Chappelle's character, Conspiracy Brother, is the best character in UB. :D

[Stormbringer]

Dave Chappelle fans may also want to check out Undercover Brother...a HILARIOUS movie that IMO is sometimes better than Austin Powers. Chappelle's character, Conspiracy Brother, is the best character in UB. :D

[AbNormal27]

Kid In The Hall, too ... doesn't get less PC than that ... gotta go with SNL, though.

Darryl Hammond as Sean Connery: I'll take the rapists for $200
Will Ferrell as Trebek: OK ... that's Therapists for $200

A second vote here for Kids In The Hall!

Since they aren't a choice, I'll split my vote 3 ways and give a piece to SNL, Mad TV, and In Living Color. Too many to mention from SNL. Stuart, Kenny Rogers' Jackass, Marvin Tikvah, and Ms. Swan from Mad TV. Anything Jim Carrey did on ILC.

Aaryn

[AbNormal27]

Kid In The Hall, too ... doesn't get less PC than that ... gotta go with SNL, though.

Darryl Hammond as Sean Connery: I'll take the rapists for $200
Will Ferrell as Trebek: OK ... that's Therapists for $200

A second vote here for Kids In The Hall!

Since they aren't a choice, I'll split my vote 3 ways and give a piece to SNL, Mad TV, and In Living Color. Too many to mention from SNL. Stuart, Kenny Rogers' Jackass, Marvin Tikvah, and Ms. Swan from Mad TV. Anything Jim Carrey did on ILC.

Aaryn

[talkingcanes]

I loved the SNL from the 70's. The best years IMO even though there were some good ones later on too. Don't watch it much anymore though. the last few years it's really lost something.

Kids in the Hall is very funny too and Monty Python is classic.

Who's Line is great, but I like the British version better. I could make one of those "I am a BBCAmerican" commercials :D

[talkingcanes]

I loved the SNL from the 70's. The best years IMO even though there were some good ones later on too. Don't watch it much anymore though. the last few years it's really lost something.

Kids in the Hall is very funny too and Monty Python is classic.

Who's Line is great, but I like the British version better. I could make one of those "I am a BBCAmerican" commercials :D

[Stormbringer]

Who's Line is great, but I like the British version better. I could make one of those "I am a BBCAmerican" commercials :D

Though I love the American version of Whose Line more, I absolutely adore quite a few British comedies...afterall, I was one of the ones vocal in making Monty Python a choice. ;) But anyway, my favorite BritComs are...

Absolutely Fabulous
Are You Being Served
Black Adder (Especially the second (Elizabethan Era) and third seasons (Regency Era))
Father Ted
Fawlty Towers
Keeping Up Appearances
My Hero
The Office
The Thin Blue Line
Three Non Blondes (I've only seen one episode of this, and it was HILARIOUS.)

[Stormbringer]

Who's Line is great, but I like the British version better. I could make one of those "I am a BBCAmerican" commercials :D

Though I love the American version of Whose Line more, I absolutely adore quite a few British comedies...afterall, I was one of the ones vocal in making Monty Python a choice. ;) But anyway, my favorite BritComs are...

Absolutely Fabulous
Are You Being Served
Black Adder (Especially the second (Elizabethan Era) and third seasons (Regency Era))
Father Ted
Fawlty Towers
Keeping Up Appearances
My Hero
The Office
The Thin Blue Line
Three Non Blondes (I've only seen one episode of this, and it was HILARIOUS.)

[Lady J]

Dave Chappelle is so funny he's painful. Bernie Mac too. I couldn't live with them. I'd be incapacitated.

Check out The Original Kings of Comedy if you haven't seen it. Bernie Mac, Steve Harvey, D L Hughley, and Cedric the Entertainer. Absolutely hilarious! It will give you side-stiches!

I love Dave Chappelle too!

Oh man! The guy is PAINFULLY funny. The Samuel Jackson beer commercial had me in tears. :vamp: He and Chris Rock ( and Bernie Mac ) are brilliant.

I voted for Mad Tv ~ the Stewart stuff is hilarious.

[Lady J]

Dave Chappelle is so funny he's painful. Bernie Mac too. I couldn't live with them. I'd be incapacitated.

Check out The Original Kings of Comedy if you haven't seen it. Bernie Mac, Steve Harvey, D L Hughley, and Cedric the Entertainer. Absolutely hilarious! It will give you side-stiches!

I love Dave Chappelle too!

Oh man! The guy is PAINFULLY funny. The Samuel Jackson beer commercial had me in tears. :vamp: He and Chris Rock ( and Bernie Mac ) are brilliant.

I voted for Mad Tv ~ the Stewart stuff is hilarious.

[AbNormal27]

The only show I wish I could vote for is "Do Shut Up", the show Homer was watching on TBS during one episode of The Simpsons. Good times, great laughs.

Aaryn

[AbNormal27]

The only show I wish I could vote for is "Do Shut Up", the show Homer was watching on TBS during one episode of The Simpsons. Good times, great laughs.

Aaryn

[hyena]

another vote here for The Kids in the Hall. damn that show was freakin great. i also wanna mention "Mr. Show", which lasted for 4 seasons on HBO. both of these blow even the best years of SNL out of the water, IMHO. :D

[Canesluver]

A second vote here for Kids In The Hall!

I do so love those guys... and one of my husband's former students was on the crew..... heard lots of behind the scenes stories.

Wouldn't it have been cool to have seen the Kids' Chicken Lady in a scene w/the Goat Boy from SNL? :p

And...
The Ben Stiller Show was pretty damn funny, too....

[AbNormal27]

A second vote here for Kids In The Hall!

I do so love those guys... and one of my husband's former students was on the crew..... heard lots of behind the scenes stories.

Wouldn't it have been cool to have seen the Kids' Chicken Lady in a scene w/the Goat Boy from SNL?

Yeah, that would have been really cool.

How about this.......
http://ca.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/johnstonious/detail?.dir=/3ca7&.dnm=e57f.jpg

That's my wife and I with DAVE FOLEY from Kids In The Hall! I'm the one on the right :roll: . We met him on a trip to Toronto to see the Hurricanes play. This was shot about an hour after the game at Wayne Gretzky's restaurant. We went to see the Kids In The Hall live about a month later in London (the one in Ontario, just down the highway from Toronto ;)) and had all 5 members autograph this pic (that's what the squiggly lines are) and a magazine cover they were featured on. I just thought I'd share.

Aaryn

[rkbrasse]

Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam

[moonstomper]

I dont like spam!

[Stormbringer]

How about spam, spam, spam, spam, baked beans, spam, spam...? :D ;)

[Turbulence]

Quiz Time: Who can name the US State that sells the most SPAM?

[Stormbringer]

I might be wrong, but I believe it's Hawaii...

http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a5_229.html

[Turbulence]

Ding Ding Ding....we have a winner.
:spin:

[tommy]

I was going to guess Pennsylvania, for no real reason... LOL.

Interesting trivia.

[Jeff O Rocks]

I might be wrong, but I believe it's Hawaii...

http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a5_229.html

With pineapple slices no doubt! ;)

[AbNormal27]

Anyone see Dave Foley on Will & Grace last night? BTW, aren't the producers doing a CHEEEEEEEESEY job covering up Debra Messing's pregnancy?

Aaryn

[puckin_A]

Aaryn, you are such a CUTIE! :spin:

why did they even cover up her pregnancy??? They could of added it in and made some pretty funny stuff about it.

[puckin_A]

Aaryn, you are such a CUTIE! :spin:

why did they even cover up her pregnancy??? They could of added it in and made some pretty funny stuff about it.

[goalie33]

I'd call KITH and Python as a tie, but Tina Fey is the shizzle.

[goalie33]

I'd call KITH and Python as a tie, but Tina Fey is the shizzle.

[AbNormal27]

Aaryn, you are such a CUTIE! :spin:

Thanks, you're not bad yourself.

why did they even cover up her pregnancy??? They could of added it in and made some pretty funny stuff about it.

They probably covered it up since Harry Connick Jr.'s character is only supposed to be on in a limited capacity, and having him and Grace get pregnant (while the Leo character was overseas) would be too hard to explain. I think they did a great job storywise keeping the show fresh, but a terrible job keeping her belly hidden.

Aaryn

PS: I still think my theory where Grace wakes up from running into the lightpole while on her way to be inseminated with Will's "swimmers", thus making the past couple season a dream (ala Dallas), could STILL happen. That way Grace would never have gotten married, Stan would never have died, and just MAYBE Will and Grace would have a baby together.

[AbNormal27]

Aaryn, you are such a CUTIE! :spin:

Thanks, you're not bad yourself.

why did they even cover up her pregnancy??? They could of added it in and made some pretty funny stuff about it.

They probably covered it up since Harry Connick Jr.'s character is only supposed to be on in a limited capacity, and having him and Grace get pregnant (while the Leo character was overseas) would be too hard to explain. I think they did a great job storywise keeping the show fresh, but a terrible job keeping her belly hidden.

Aaryn

PS: I still think my theory where Grace wakes up from running into the lightpole while on her way to be inseminated with Will's "swimmers", thus making the past couple season a dream (ala Dallas), could STILL happen. That way Grace would never have gotten married, Stan would never have died, and just MAYBE Will and Grace would have a baby together.

[robin williams]

Dana Carvey doing Robin Leech, "I'M YELLING AND I DON'T KNOW WHY!!"

That quote is from one of my comedy records.
http://www.robin-williams.net/met.htm
Robin Williams, A Night At The Met, recorded August 9, 1986.

[robin williams]

Dana Carvey doing Robin Leech, "I'M YELLING AND I DON'T KNOW WHY!!"

That quote is from one of my comedy records.
http://www.robin-williams.net/met.htm
Robin Williams, A Night At The Met, recorded August 9, 1986.

[Guyute]

registering an account just to dig up a year old thread to push an album....

you need a better hobby. :)

[Guyute]

registering an account just to dig up a year old thread to push an album....

you need a better hobby. :)

[puck_it]

i'm sure robin williams visits LGC :laugh: :roll:

[puck_it]

i'm sure robin williams visits LGC :laugh: :roll:

[The Buccaneer]

But hands down, I never laugh so hard watching TV as I do at some of the skits on "Whose Line". Ryan Stiles is my favorite. Maybe because he resembles Jesse Boulerice. When he imitated the old bird toy that bobbed up and down drinking out of the water glass... priceless.

What about him as carol channing?
"I am spartacus!"

[The Buccaneer]

But hands down, I never laugh so hard watching TV as I do at some of the skits on "Whose Line". Ryan Stiles is my favorite. Maybe because he resembles Jesse Boulerice. When he imitated the old bird toy that bobbed up and down drinking out of the water glass... priceless.

What about him as carol channing?
"I am spartacus!"

[goalie33]

Is it time for me to point out that Oggy and I are in an improv comedy group in the vein of Whose Line and we have shows in October :D :D ?

http://dirtysouthimprov.com/teams/profile.php?TeamID=28

[goalie33]

Is it time for me to point out that Oggy and I are in an improv comedy group in the vein of Whose Line and we have shows in October :D :D ?

http://dirtysouthimprov.com/teams/profile.php?TeamID=28

[tommy]

Dana Carvey doing Robin Leech, "I'M YELLING AND I DON'T KNOW WHY!!"

That quote is from one of my comedy records.
http://www.robin-williams.net/met.htm
Robin Williams, A Night At The Met, recorded August 9, 1986.

GET A LIFE.

[tommy]

Dana Carvey doing Robin Leech, "I'M YELLING AND I DON'T KNOW WHY!!"

That quote is from one of my comedy records.
http://www.robin-williams.net/met.htm
Robin Williams, A Night At The Met, recorded August 9, 1986.

GET A LIFE.

[tommy]

Is it time for me to point out that Oggy and I are in an improv comedy group in the vein of Whose Line and we have shows in October :D :D ?

http://dirtysouthimprov.com/teams/profile.php?TeamID=28

Dirty south improv? They were just at UNC the other night!

[tommy]

Is it time for me to point out that Oggy and I are in an improv comedy group in the vein of Whose Line and we have shows in October :D :D ?

http://dirtysouthimprov.com/teams/profile.php?TeamID=28

Dirty south improv? They were just at UNC the other night!

[goalie33]

We're everywhere. There's a theater opening in Carrboro, but they also do shows in Raleigh and Chapel Hill, and on both campuses (there are student-only teams at State and Carolina, though the things we say are far more offensive).

[goalie33]

We're everywhere. There's a theater opening in Carrboro, but they also do shows in Raleigh and Chapel Hill, and on both campuses (there are student-only teams at State and Carolina, though the things we say are far more offensive).