Don't forget the tail.
Paul Rudd--"The Sexiest Man Alive"--exposes his p-touch fetish and fanny pack.
After two years' absence, Kevin Nealon's oddball random hikes return to Youtube.
Watch out for rabid chipmunks.
And the Container Store.
"Let's get drunk," sez Ant Man.
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Images: Ken Woroner / Netflix
Jack Farr, aka Captain Radio, as host. As described by the CBC Radio Guide, “a wildly unpredictable program…portions of which its studiedly bombastic host insists are currently being pirated by a prestigious New York-based show.” Interviews with experts from politics, music, movies and sports made up the program.
Regular contributors included Danny Finkelman, Bill Casselman, Mary Ambrose and John Robertson. The program began Apr. 23, 1983 and ran until June 27, 1992. Producer, Jim Millican. Aired from 2 until 5 pm every Saturday on the network.
--History of Broadcasting
When the CBC was fun.
Link: Farr's passing here
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It was inevitable that someday, somewhere, Jacob Collier and Chris Thile would cross paths.
The two wildly musical animals tossed off some Beatles songs a week ago, with the looney energy of puppies playing.
Are they telepathic? Is it jazz?
Inspired? Crazy ass fun?
Oh yeah.
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“War is interesting, if you can avoid getting killed, and don’t mind loud noises.”
Pulitzer-prize-winning Jeff Danziger's take on his Viet Nam war service.
Danziger is a Washington Post cartoonist.
A meme circulates in the usual where-are-her-e-mails and Benghazi Forever circles.
Which of these is not quite like the others?
But hey, just seven more sleeps til Witch Night.
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More than eight million have watched this two-minute trailer for The Crown in the three days it's been up.
It teases season five of the Netflix series, clips of Diana's final days, royal breakdowns and betrayals. The show returns Nov. 9.
The Queen wonders "How did it come to this?"
And Diana sighs: "I never stood a chance."
Which does King Chuck fear most? The world-wide audience for The Crown's take on his adultery? Or Prince Harry's typing?
Meanwhile the Dip and the Chip are planning royal world tours that include Canada and Australia. Pip pip.
Does Chris Thile take his mandolin along on dinner dates?
Of course he does.
And this amazing novelty tune shows just how well it works.
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Check out this interesting video mix of Algonquin Park clouds and Tom Thomson paintings. You may float away.
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Two unidentified film stars demonstrate what they've learned in crafts class at the Hollywood Home for Millionaire Muscleheads.
Good work, Arnold.
A little more effort, Sly.
With the lame reviews Dwayne Johnson's Black Adam is getting, DC's movie division is obviously running out of superhero blockbuster plots.
As a public service, may I remind them of this one? Perhaps for The Rock's sequel, which he teases may include Superman?
Remember Superman's mermaid wife and merman son on that other planet? Lois never recovered. Killed her spin-off comic too.
You're welcome.
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A Basketball Theme Song riff hints SatNightLive couldn't payoff a sketch 40 years ago either.
John Tesh did indeed write Roundball Rock, the NBC theme for NBA basketball, used by the network for decades after 1990.
Below, Conan O'Brien teases Tesh about it.
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Jonathan Pie damn near runs out of cruel adjectives to savage Liz Truss's exit.
He spits a hilarious spew on short-lived PM Liz Truss, Britain, Brexit, Boris and balderdash.
Or as Pie sez, "dogshit".
The only comedy hour you need to see tonight.
Nothing on Netflix can touch it.
Vancouver's Phil Hanley dazzles.
Buds with all the ruling podcast funny dudes.
Watch. (44 mins)
Has it only been 24 hours since British PM Liz Truss jumped before she was pushed?
Gotta love this instant minute-long Muppet- Truss gag that went up on Youtube overnight.
Colin McQuade did the slick edit, sez the Scottish Independence party that posted it.
Don't miss the sketch that tags the tune.
A four-year-old comedy riff has resurfaced, Jordan Watson explaining the difference between Canada and New Zealand.
The 34-year-old comic lives in Tauranga, NZ, about two hours from Auckland.
If you don't know what budgie smugglers are, you should. Right, buddy?
Watson's How to Dad YouTube channel has more than 1.2 million subscribers.
You can find his channel here.
Tip: AMair
Satirist and ad guru Stan Freberg recorded six promotional ads for radio stations in 1964.
All six one-minute spots are below...
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