So I was bored the other day zoning out inside of a Youtube vortex, you know, when you click on an email link to a corny video and and all of a sudden you discover that you have been watching zit popping and hockey fights videos for three hours. Well, this happened to me the other day but I got sucked in by Mr. Show. It brought back great memories of sitting at the Winter Avenue Drug Abuse Center (WADAC) during the late 90’s howling in a drug induced stupor with my fellow ogurts at what may be the best sketch comedy show ever in history of everything in the world.
Here are two of my favorite, most ogurt, skits.
I’ll marry your ass!
(We all know two people like this):
Trilling miracles!
(Bob Odenkirk doing the late night, creepy, MEGA ogurt, English apparatus salesman… f’n brilliant. Touch the pan!):
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Kurg // December 2, 2008 at 9:55 am |
I couldn’t sleep last night and I found myself on Ogrosity, watching Mr Show, and listening to the Tron soundtrack. (If that doesn’t deserve a double d-oh, I dunno what does. Yes. The Tron soundtrack. I have been into Wendy Carlos and early electronic music lately. Somehow this turns into watching Rickrolls of Tron Guy after one AM, though.)
Mr Show was incredible. Somehow I didn’t get into it during the WADAC years. I associated it with Ben Brinkop back then. Seemed like he and Richard knew all the sketches by heart and hearing them do them at any random occasion didn’t make me want to watch it any more.
But Damir got hold of all the DVDs sometime right before I shipped off to the Balkans and we watched ALL of them in B’more, me, him, and Hutch, and nearly died laughing. Around this time I got the David Cross CD, and Hutch and I saw him perform at the Ottobar in support of it. Then I went to a party Kurt threw in NYC and Cross was apparently there and Kurt chatted him up (I didn’t see him). And the I went off the Macedonia and totally lost toouch with the world for the next few years. So, my question is: what the hell happened to David Cross and Bob Odenkirk? They seemed like they were doing well six years ago. “Where are they now?”