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Prospect Park
Brooklyn, New York
Move over Chris Rock and Will Smith: the hilarious Rowan Atkinson gives us the awards ceremony that we’d like to see.
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Liam Walsh in the New Yorker
When satire is overtaken by reality…
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Paul Reubens, who passed away this week, spent a good part of his life convincing people he was his alter ego, the delightful Pee Wee Herman, a guy who never grew up, but stayed just as strange as that guy in third grade that you knew. His children’s show, Pee Wee’s Playhouse was an amazing surreal trip every week that adults and children flocked to on Saturday mornings. My favorite part of this appearance: fun with caps!!
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One of the classic Bob Newhart comedy routines.
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In which the Pythons go up against the wall…
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Kitchen sink realism, Monty Python style.
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From the very first Monty Python’s Flying Circus show episode. They were wild from the very beginning.
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This one was new to me, and lots of fun…
Thanks to YouTuber feraldarryl

Yes, it’s yet another episode of our ersatz Bob & Ray comedy segment with yours truly and Rick Tuman. In this new episode, we hear from the CEO of the Neighborly Rent-a Robot Company and also from a master of the denizens of the deep, the Shark Whisperer.
Click on the triangle or mp3 link above to hear the segment as broadcast today on the Arts Express radio program heard on WBAI FM NYC and Pacifica stations across the nation.
Bob Hope, Woody Allen, Gregory Peck and Dick Cavett wonder if you’re talking to me.
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A rare sunny cartoon from Gahan Wilson

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Prospect Park Southwest
Brooklyn, New York
From the crazy mind of the great Martin Short
Thanks to YouTuber jjwhyte14
The brilliant crew from SCTV with a hilarious parody, with a spot-on Gordy imitation from Rick Moranis.
Thanks to YouTuber westnyacktwins

Sam Gross in the New Yorker
The brilliant Australian comedian Barry Humphries died a few week ago. He was known for the wild characters he created including Sir Les Patterson and Sandy Stone, but his most famous one was the one and only Dame Edna Everidge. Here is Dame Edna on the Michael Parkinson Show.
Thanks to YouTuber ppotter