Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Jack McBrayer & Triumph Visit Chicago's Weiner's Circle - CONAN on TBS
Doing the Dozens: The All-Time Champ
Posted by Nicholas Stix
Published on Jun 14, 2012 by teamcoco
CONAN highlight: Jack McBrayer & Triumph the Insult Comic Dog pay a visit to Chicago's infamously hostile hot dog stand.
[Thanks to the old buddy who sent this one in!]
Doing the Dozens: The All-Time Champ
Posted by Nicholas Stix
Published on Jun 14, 2012 by teamcoco
CONAN highlight: Jack McBrayer & Triumph the Insult Comic Dog pay a visit to Chicago's infamously hostile hot dog stand.
[Thanks to the old buddy who sent this one in!]
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Video: Watch the Opening 8:36 of Mel Gibson’s New Movie, Get the Gringo! (Language Alert)
Published on Apr 27, 2012 by DIRECTV
http://bit.ly/IJPgMX An American career criminal, Driver (Mel Gibson), fights for survival in a hard-core Mexican prison after getting caught at the border with $4 million dollars of mobster money. Add to your DIRECTV DVR Queue at the link http://bit.ly/IJPgMX
[A tip ‘o the sawed-off shotgun to Steve Sailer.]
Posted by Nicholas Stix
Published on Apr 27, 2012 by DIRECTV
http://bit.ly/IJPgMX An American career criminal, Driver (Mel Gibson), fights for survival in a hard-core Mexican prison after getting caught at the border with $4 million dollars of mobster money. Add to your DIRECTV DVR Queue at the link http://bit.ly/IJPgMX
[A tip ‘o the sawed-off shotgun to Steve Sailer.]
Posted by Nicholas Stix
Monday, June 11, 2012
Video of Impressions by Kevin Spacey of Jimmy Stewart, Johnny Carson, Kate Hepburn, Christopher Walken, Al Pacino, Et Al.
Uploaded by wcome2myworld on Nov 16, 2008
The impressions I named I consider his best work in this clip, especially Jimmy Stewart and Johnny Carson at the beginning. He also does less than inspired impersonations of Clint Eastwood, Marlon Brando, John Gielgud, and Jack Lemmon.
Posted by Nicholas Stix
Uploaded by wcome2myworld on Nov 16, 2008
The impressions I named I consider his best work in this clip, especially Jimmy Stewart and Johnny Carson at the beginning. He also does less than inspired impersonations of Clint Eastwood, Marlon Brando, John Gielgud, and Jack Lemmon.
Posted by Nicholas Stix
