Episode 25 of Elevator to Space, in which we explore the night life of the space elevator crew.
Sean Keane Comedy
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Wednesday, March 10th 2010
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Monday, March 8th 2010
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Saturday, March 6th 2010
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Any Tea Party, neo-con, racist Republicans who were newspaper shopping at 18th and Castro this morning just got TOLD.
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Friday, March 5th 2010
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1:59am|reblogged from Video Bathroom:
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Wednesday, March 3rd 2010
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1:51pm|reblogged from Chris Garcia:
“West Sayid.” The lovely and talented Emily Heller made this for me for our company’s blog today. Makes me feel blessed to work in the funny business.
West Sayid ‘til I die.
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Tuesday, March 2nd 2010
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I taped a four-minute set for “Creepy KOFY Movie Time,” a local cable show that intersperses B-movies with interviews, commentary, standup comedy, burlesque dancers, and a lot of people dressed as zombies. When I showed up, the zombie contingent was just leaving, though one I didn’t recognize greeted me warmly and gave me a handshake-hug.
It got stranger. They provide refreshments, so there were monsters with head wounds drinking Watermelon Ale, and, most fascinating to me, a man dressed as a centaur drinking a Sprite. At one point, the centaur dropped a notebook, and the combination of his proud refusal of help and his artificial horse legs meant it took him almost five minutes to pick it up again.
My segment was delayed because they were taping three different segments of “Ask An Adult Film Star,” where Balrock (the monster co-host of the show) asks salacious questions of porn star Annie Cruz, and receives innocuous and nerdy replies in response. “She needs time to change outfits, so we’re putting your segment in between,” the producer told me. “Don’t worry, the outfits are worth it.”
(Side note: I looked up Ms. Cruz on Wikipedia, and learned she was named the 2008 Squirt Queen of the Year. I thought, oh, it’s like prom, but my roommate informed me, “2008? That means she’s a has-been.”)
I did my set, the first time I have performed on an improvised stage in a fake monster cave, and it went well. Seeing at the face paint, spikes, and rampant boozing in front of me, I correctly guessed that material about the Oakland Raiders would probably go over well. I stuck around for the final segments and got a shock when I saw the centaur had put on a mask - HE WAS A MINOTAUR ALL ALONG!
Lots of fun all around, and I’d recommend it to comics or anyone who enjoys bad movies and strippers dressed as vampires. The show is on every Saturday at midnight in the Bay Area, and my segment - my TV debut! - will be airing on the night of March 13th.
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“I’ll say it. You’ll hear it. You’ll do it. I’ll get it. You’ll learn it. I’ll live with it. And you’ll die without it.“—
Mike Sajak
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Monday, March 1st 2010
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5:03pm|reblogged from life as a baller:geets, srini, and i made this once
we got an a- on it.
I’m not going to click on this link and instead just assume you’re talking about Google Buzz.
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After the debacle that was the “Walking to Pluto” display, we discovered an unguarded Cub Scout encampment, where some REAL learning was about to happen.
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For my dad’s birthday, we went on a
forced marchfamily hike in Sonoma. There, we noticed a horribly out-of-date so-called educational display about astronomy and the laughable idea of “Walking to Pluto.” This video stars my father, who debunks the dangerous myth of the nine-planet solar system. Faulty premise, says I.
