17 April 2014

 

The Zombies in the Hall



"do dah do dah do"

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11 December 2013

 

Creative Possibilities

This sort of sketch is why I loved The Kids in the Hall:



[Office, submarine!]

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27 August 2013

 

Girl Drink Drunk

One of my all-time favorite Kids in the Hall skits.




"Taste like candy!"

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16 June 2013

 

Bored Robber

One of my favorite Kids in the Hall sketches:




"I've got a hostage, copper."
"Then perhaps you should get on the other side of him, sir."

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27 April 2013

 

Sketch Comedy: The "What If" Premise

I love The Kids in the Hall:


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24 May 2012

 

Quote of the Day: The Kids in the Hall

From season four:


I didn't ask to be a prophet. Nope, you see one day I just heard a voice say, "Hey, Ted! Ted! No, over here, Ted!" And I turned and I saw the very bright lights. And I said, "Hi," and God said, "Hi," and I said, "So you're God huh?" and God said, "Yup, how you doin', Ted?" and I said, "Okay, how 'bout you Lord?". "Pretty good. What's new, Ted?" I said, "Oh, nothing much, what's new with you?" And He said, "Well, you know, same old, same old. Well, I guess I'd better be running along, you must be busy." And I said, "No, God, I'm not doing anything." And God said, "Well, I better be running, anyway." And I said, "Wait, God, is there anything you'd like me to tell the people?" And God said unto me, "Just tell 'em I said, 'Hi.'"

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11 November 2010

 

Alive

Recently I watched a really interesting documentary on the History Channel called "I Am Alive: Surviving the Andes Plane Crash". It was about the Uruguayan rugby team that crashed in the Andes in 1972. The survivors were forced to eat the remains of the passengers who died in the crash. It's an amazing story, but unfortunately it made me think of this:

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06 June 2006

 

Quote of the Week

I've been watching a lot of "The Kids in the Hall" lately, so here's an excerpt from one of their sketches:


Darcy: So, you're Italian?
Francesca: No, I was born in Uruguay.
Darcy: Ah, you're Uruguagian.
Francesca: No. My mother, she was from Brazil.
Darcy: So you're Brazilian.
Francesca: No, my passport says "Norway".
Darcy: So you're Irish.
Francesca: Yes!

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