That reminded me of a scene in Woody allens movie "Radio Days", when one of the characters listened to a ventriloquist on the radio 😂 her husband couldn’t stand how she could laugh at that knowing she was not even able to see the act lol
I would legitimately hire Champion the Drinker for a party. The idea of some random stranger sitting on a stool doing nothing but drink scotch and stare into space while all my friends are like "who is that guy" is so funny to me.
Doyle's wife reminds me of Elizabeth Taylor's 'Martha' in, "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf." This skit is unadulterated genius and never fails to crack me the hell up..
Kill or Be Killed not hiding the fact that he's laughing or about to laugh is hilarious. All of 1:43 to 2:40 makes me laugh so hard that my sides hurt. It's so ridiculous.
I know they're not supposed to be, but the two west coast ventriloquists in the cutaway interview genuinely are pretty intimidating. They totally nail the aging mafia boss vibe. I could totally see guys like this putting a hit out on someone.
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@@makiburgess5733 I’m Canadian and most people I know don’t do that, but you’re absolutely right that Norm MacDonald did it. Maybe it’s an Eastern Canada thing :-)
@@felicity4711 yeah. Like not normal, but not uncommon. Sort of a hick thing to do, or an affectation of a faux hick voice. I had these friends who were roommates and one of them found it really annoying that the other one said it like that. A pet peeve.
I'd pay a shite-load of moolah to own one of the two following : a) a 60 minute VHS tape of Jay Johnston doing Choo Choo the Hurkey Jerkey Dancer b) that countertop cardboard display of Pickles and Mr. Barnett ventriloquism CD's