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Thursday, June 1, 2006

A site you should read...

There are a lot of interesting things going on over at Dead-Frog.com, Todd Jackson's uber-comedy site. I highly recommend it to any comedy volk. I check it every day; it's like sampling the NY scene without paying NY rent.

He's just posted this interview with the UCB's Matt Besser. I was intrigued to hear that UCB is apparently creating a humor magazine, "Don't Think." That sounds like a winner idea to me--they can get good material for free/cheap, have a natural audience to sell it to, and the obvious distribution outlet in their theaters...

posted by Michael at 11:22 AM

Comments on "A site you should read..."

 

Anonymous Todd Jackson said ... (11:51 AM) : 

Danke Mike. By the way, I love your redesign. Looks good.

I think "Don't Think" is a great idea too. They have a loyal audience that would love to have something to take home from the theater... and "Don't Think" is probably one of the better names I've ever heard for a humor mag. Here's hopin' it's good.

Todd

 

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