Michael Longfellow marked his very first late night stand-up set by introducing his real life experience in a sort of Odd Couple situation, though made much more odd by who he is actually roommates with.
That started off a very smooth and let do an overall charming set from Longfellow on Conan. Watch the whole thing here.
The latest episode of Roommates, where Greg Barris and Bridey Elliott are roommates from completely different eras in time, yet are still both still trying to figure their life out, has them simply trying to pull having a nice, cozy house party.
See how that played out here.
The latest episode of noveau Odd Couple web series Roommates with Greg Barris and Bridey Elliott has Greg baptize his roommate, who is 16 years his junior.
Of course, it’s a much more “out there” baptism than your typical being lowered into a tub of water or being dunked into water. And by “out there”, we do mean drugs are involved.
When having roommates, having ground rules for each other’s personal boundaries goes without saying. Well, the actual ground rules are said, but the idea of having them is pretty much common law.
With that being said, people like Greg Barris and Bridey Elliott in their web series Roommates have some rules that most folks probably don’t have to go through because they’re probably relatively normal/well-adjusted/same age/gender.
If there was a dire time that would drive dissimilar roommates into the same living situation, it would probably be now.
Greg Barris and Bridey Elliott end up in such a situation where they’re different genders and vastly different in age in their new web series, aptly named Roommates.
Watch the first episode here and see how you can see how they’d be the more true-to-life, modern update of The Odd Couple.
Roommating Episode 4 – Porn
Joel introduces Erin to pornography.
I never really liked porn.
Ok, sometimes I watch it.
But….I like this episode because it allows Joel and I to explore the viewing preferences of men and women when it comes to pornography or borderline pornography.
What we didn’t touch on is the bigger issue – how pornography has changed the way men and women have sex in the last 25 years. For example, I doubt in the 60’s I would have felt pressure to say to my lover “come in my face” or “all over my tits” or “i’m your dick hole, use me”.*
I’m not sure what to believe when I read studies about how porn has created hyper-sexual men. But it is interesting that, even in the 90’s, the most porn young kids had access to was watching “Real Sex” (or hearing “Real Sex” and watching static), and now they have access to hours of fisting, shrimping, golden showers, scatting, feet fucking, heavy S&M, women fucking machines, and of course, and stuff where the consent of the people involved is questionable.
* I’ve only said one of these.
Discovering porn will probably be a lot like this for me.