Extreme1's question of the night

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Favorite Sketch comedy show?
I'm going with Mr. Show, it was a hugely formative show for modern comedy and there's plenty of skits that hold up great.
Honorable mention for the first few seasons of Mad TV, In Living Color, The State and the Will Ferrell era of SNL.

[Money]

For me it was in living color the sheer volume of hilarious bits and characters was great from fire Marshall Bill burns to Wanda the ugly woman you see the talents of future Oscar and Grammy winners Jim Carrey, Jamie Foxx, and Jennifer Lopez which has inspired me in my writing style to add fun to a number of stories in my career and even influences me today depending on what I have in mind

[DanielO]

Monty Python's Flying Circus. For me nothing else compares.

[InThe313]

"Saturday Night Live" hands down, but as a child of the '90s, I'll always have a soft place in my heart for "All That".

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Piggybacking off of last nights questions, what if your favorite skit?

For me, No Adults Allowed is the pinnacle of Bob Odenkirk's career!
Also, if you're wonder why the video ends abruptly, it's because every Mr. Show skit would lead into the next one, so this turns into a bit about slackers being discriminated against, which turns into a bit about the KKK rebranding themselves as an inclusive anti-slacker group which leads to an advertising awards show and so on and so forth until it ends with a Jesus Christ Superstar parody starring Jack Black.
Also special mention for any Cephus and Reesie Mayweather skit from In Living Color, SNL's Wake Up and Smile and Porcupine Racetrack from The State.

[Money]

For me it's a 3 way tie between any skits with Fire Marshall Bill burns, Wanda the ugly woman, and Hommie D. Clown from in living color how those people got through a live broadcast without laughing is beyond me

[DanielO]

So many great Python sketches to chose from: The Piranha Brothers, The Funniest Joke in the World, The Argument Clinic, The Upper-Class Twit of the Year. But I have to pick The Dead Parrot:

[DanielO]

For me it's a 3 way tie between any skits with Fire Marshall Bill burns, Wanda the ugly woman, and Hommie D. Clown from in living color how those people got through a live broadcast without laughing is beyond me

Loved Homie D. Clown!

[extreme1]

Fun fact: There was a Homie D. Clown video game for computers back in the day.

[MaxwellLord]

Here's your question for the night: Favorite Sketch comedy show?
I'm going with Mr. Show, it was a hugely formative show for modern comedy and there's plenty of skits that hold up great.
Honorable mention for the first few seasons of Mad TV, In Living Color, The State and the Will Ferrell era of SNL.

The Kids In The Hall

[MaxwellLord]

Here's your question for the night: Piggybacking off of last nights questions, what if your favorite skit?

For me, No Adults Allowed is the pinnacle of Bob Odenkirk's career!
Also, if you're wonder why the video ends abruptly, it's because every Mr. Show skit would lead into the next one, so this turns into a bit about slackers being discriminated against, which turns into a bit about the KKK rebranding themselves as an inclusive anti-slacker group which leads to an advertising awards show and so on and so forth until it ends with a Jesus Christ Superstar parody starring Jack Black.
Also special mention for any Cephus and Reesie Mayweather skit from In Living Color, SNL's Wake Up and Smile and Porcupine Racetrack from The State.

[extreme1]

Here's your question for the night: Favorite movie from 1990?
I looked at a list of notable films from 1990 and I gotta go with Die Hard 2 an absolutely fantastic sequel!
Special mentions go to Pump Up the Volume , Gremlins 2: The New Batch, Longtime Companion, House Party, Kindergarten Cop, Shrimp on the Barbie (which I'm 100 percent sure doesn't hold up and I only liked it because it starred Cheech and was on HBO every day).
I don't think I'm leaving anything off this list...

[Money]

I'll go with kindergarten cop still enjoy it yet 1990 was kinda thin on movies after the blockbuster summer of 89

[DanielO]

The 1990 film I keep coming back to is The Grifters, with John Cusack and Anjelica Huston as son and mother antagonists. There's also Sidney Lumet's Q&A, with a memorable Nick Nolte as a brutal cop, and one of Clint Eastwood's least-known great movies, White Hunter Black Heart, where he plays a movie director based on John Huston. And for something really obscure, I love Metropolitan, a little comedy about upper-class New Yorkers.

[InThe313]

I had to look which movies from 1990 I have seen and there were some great ones.  My votes are going to go to "Goodfellas" and "Dances with Wolves" with honorable mentions "Die Hard 2", "Ghost" and "Home Alone".