Pal Dennis Perrin forwarded me this wonderful sketch by George Meyer during his SNL days. It’s funny, and interesting too how there’s no response at all from the studio audience. Incoming search terms:heaven has all the answers skit
Continue reading...Friday, May 29, 2009
Dennis Perrin forwarded me this great bit from the early days of Letterman. Dennis sez, “Starting at the 45 second mark, you’ll see Letterman writers Max Pross, Tom Gammill, George Meyer (in the Dallas Cowboys shirt, sporting an Amish beard), and then Andy Breckman, in the glasses and secular beard. And at 1:31, that’s head [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Dennis Perrin unearthed this great old George Meyer sketch (from “The New Show,” Lorne Michaels’ ill-fated 1984 followup to SNL). I’d never seen it, only read it–it was collected in Laughing Matters, a very nice collection of written humor and cartoons edited by Gene Shalit.
Continue reading...Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Audio version is here. Text:A new study is warning that planting trees in far Northern latitudes could actually worsen global warming. As a result of this report, Al Gore has announced he plans to make a sequel to “Inconvenient Truth” called “Let’s Pave Scandinavia.” An Ohio man wants the Governor of Florida to pardon rock [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Podcast now available! A Wisconsin man is recovering nicely one month after being so drunk he ran through a hotel window 16 stories above the ground. Joshua Hanson says he can’t remember the fall, or hitting the asphalt-covered awning that saved his life. The 29-year-old tavern owner isn’t planning on cutting back on the booze, [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, June 27, 2006
As you may know, George Meyer is a television comedy writer here in Los Angeles. He is considered by many to be “first among equals” in that awesome team-effort called The Simpsons. Several years ago, Meyer’s college buddy David Owen wrote a glowing profile about him in The New Yorker. In this profile, Meyer was [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, September 23, 2003
Slowly but surely, friends of mine enter the blogosphere and other parts of the Web: Kate’s ex-Jellyvision colleague Jason Meyer has a lovely blog up and running called Five O’Clock Rock. And the humor site The Big Jewel has pieces by Michael Pershan and Mollie Wilson. Having talented and amusing friends is one of Life’s [...]
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