gratification. you kick the door in guns blazing and whatever happens happens. stop that, he s not my dad. sketches are a really fun way to talk about the culture with a quick turnaround. and i sketch you are satirizing life. satirizing. no, satirizing. my brain hurts. when you know people are improvising you are on the edge of your seats. everything you see tonight is being made up on the spot, we can t stress it enough. where is my mother? you have to go for it, you have to commit. i m rick james,one. we, we are going to do a sketch show. you don t comedy is like a concerto with all of its complications. sketch comedy is like a sex pistol song where people get in and get out and somebody gets hurt. i am so full of anticipation that my genitals are sucked up into my body company. sketches a really great way to deliver, do, because you can say so much. the best come in with a point of view about something they want to say. it makes it does feel any b
people say it gives them, oh, you are improvising all the time? it s like no, no, we were working very hard on scripts. what you think you are doing? what s up? fell asleep on the job. no i didn t. when you write a sketch, or get to perform in a sketch, and it works, it is about as much fun as you can have in comedy. sketch comedy started on broadway, what they called review. revue. they had a custom comedians, dancing girls, maybe a singer or two in there. and a lot of the comedians that started in radio in the 30s and 40s started on the broadway stage, in revue. when i was a kid, my parents loved comedy, so there was always comedy on the radio. you have dedicated your entire life to the accumulation of money? yes, yes, my boy, i have. it is my fond hope that if i die i will go to fort knox. all of sketch comedy on the 30s and 40s was part of a
and also a comedic actress who like to save things funny. a dime. the whole time? carol burnett was the ultimate sketch performer, and she had sets and costumes and props. and i would sit and watch it, i loved it. i love it. i wanted to find certain sketches that we could repeat, like sid caesar used to do, the german professor, so i was hoping we could find some familiar sketches that an audience with look forward to. you see, the celebrant had this little dwarf trainer, and you just need to put a little ballerina! on that elephant. they weren t so respectful of the form that they weren t afraid of making mistakes, breaking, making each other laugh, having fun. the fact that they were laughing in the sketch made you at home laugh even more, because he felt like you have got a secret moment, you felt like you are part of it. there s a rumor going around the circus that that were from the elephant were lovers.
sct b, aside from ratings we are number one. it would come on after saturday night live, you did know what it was, you didn t even know what was happening, it almost felt like it was a mistake. welcome to the great white north. go. the premises great. it is so simple. they are a cheap cable network, and here are the shows they do, and here s the people that work it is great. look, you have a television show you are supposed to be doing right now. between you and me i don t think anybody is watching it. it was just good fortune that the people who happened to be in the second city cast at that time got to be the cast for sct. so, you think what i m doing could be important? we are all each other. oh, mother teresa, you are so special it is scary! there is a bit of jovial poking fun at the slickness of
you don t know why chemistry works, you don t know how to manufacture it, it is just either there, or does not. and it is just beautiful when it works. i forgot to put in another piece of film. i know this is a little off track, but just for fun, why don t you just tell me who was on first? yes, the fellow s name, who? the guy at first. who? i m not asking you, and telling you, i m asking you who s on first, that the man s name, whose name, logo and tell me, who? the guy in first, who? the first baseman. when you pay off the first baseman every month, who gets the money. every dollar of it. and why not? so gets it, absolutely. sometimes his wife comes down in calexit. whose wife? yes. so i picked up the ball throw to first base and who gets it? naturally. sketch comedy, what is it? the thing about sketch comedy as it is instant