In this episode of The Worst, Jon Huck and Cornell Reid join me to discuss why it would totally suck to wrestle a girl, and how menstruation wouldn’t be so bad if there were fewer bear attacks.
I got another message from my Mystery Hater this afternoon. I say “Mystery” sarcastically, since my friends found most of his personal information online within hours of my posting of his previous message.
Great lineup of comedians this Saturday at 11pm. Cheap drinks, no drink minimum.
The Twelve Shiny Nickels Show Saturday February 26th @ 11pm @ The Fake Gallery 4319 Melrose Avenue (two blocks west of Vermont) Hollywood, CA 90029 Tickets $5 at the door (cash only) 21 years and over
Saturday’s lineup:
Patrick Melton Sean O’Conner Matt Kirshen Ed Greer Brooks Wheelan Mike Burns Byron Bowers Ali Wong Mike Bridenstine Chris Bennett
1) If you’re not watching live comedy in a garage this weekend, then you’re really missing out something awesome, amazing, and uniquely Los Angeles. DO NOT MISS both The Comedy Car Hole in West LA this Fri. 9PM and The Comedy Garage in Burbank Sat. 10PM. Oh yeah, they’re both completely free (and have ample street parking).
3) The Origins of Meltdown (you know the awesome live comedy show every Wed. 8:30PM $8 in the back of Meltdown Comics at 7522 W. Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, CA say that 5 times fast) [via Turnstyle News]
4) OK, I know that I’m repeating myself here, but seriously, Emo Phillips is in town next Monday Feb. 28th at the Steve Allen Theater for Cartoon Dump and if you don’t go to that please don’t make eye contact with me. Similarly, you should be watching or DVR’ing to watch repeatedly Comedy Central Presents Kyle Kinane Fri. Feb. 25th 11PM (that’s tomorrow).
5) OPEN MIC RUN HOLLYWOOD HOTEL 1160 N. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, CA/Starts 7PM THE SANDWICH SPOT 3101 Ocean Park Ave., Santa Monica, CA/Starts 7PM CAFE ON 2ND 7 S. 2nd St., Alhambra, CA/Sign-up 7PM/Starts 7:30PM/$3 cover/10 min. guaranteed TKO SHOW @ 212 CAFE 212 Pier Ave., Santa Monica, CA/Starts 9PM
HACK ATTACK! THE CHUNKLET GUIDE TO OPEN MIC COMICS
This is one of the first things I ever wrote that was published. It was in an old issue of Chunklet, a brilliant music/comedy mag out of Atlanta that is only published annually. I wrote it with a friend the first year I started doing standup. They forgot to credit me.
If that wasn’t a sign of things to come, I’m not sure what is.
Sadly still applicable, though they’ve mutated into even more horrible stereotypes.
We recently had the chance to speak with the Roast Master General Himself, Jeffrey Ross, a day before his SOLD OUT “Roast In Peace” Special here at The Comedy Store…
Comedy Store: What about The Comedy Store keeps you coming back here, as opposed to other clubs?