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Classic ??. It’s a fact! Ten of them, in fact. All about the comedians from Canada who created the strangest sketch show since that famous flying circus. Scott Thompson, Kevin McDonald, Mark McKinney, Dave Foley, and Bruce McCulloch. After launching the pilot episode on both CBC and HBO in 1988, The Kids in the Hall ?which made its series debut a year later?brought an irreverent, chaotic brand of comedy to the airwaves as a kind of antidote to Saturday Night Live 's pop culture-heavy format. The series contorted and skewered real life, stretching satire to its furthest limits with recurring characters like the chauvinistic Cabbage Head, the explosive Chicken Lady, and others that weren’t human-animal/vegetable hybrids. And it's about to make a comeback! Twenty-five years after airing its final episode, Variety reports that a revival of The Kids in the Hall will be coming to Amazon as its first original Canadian series. Though no release date has been announced for the revival, let’s crush our heads together for some facts about the purveyors of brain candy. 1. The Kids in the Hall adopted their name from a Sid Caesar gag. Whenever Sid Caesar bombed a joke, he’d say that it had been written by “the kids in the hall, ” referring to the young upstarts working for him in the NBC studio of Your Show of Shows. Dave Foley and Kevin McDonald were big Caesar fans, but they didn’t choose the name solely because of that admiration. The “kids” Caesar was goofing on in the 1950s included Mel Brooks, Neil Simon, and others who the new “Kids” also loved. 2. The Kids in the Hall avoided conversations about the nature of comedy. There’s a cottage industry of comedians waxing comically about being funny (think Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee), and it makes sense to assume funny people are always discussing what makes things funny. Yet The Kids in the Hall shied away from navel gazing. “There was always a pooh-poohing of theoretical discussions, ” Mark McKinney told Vulture. McCulloch added that “whenever we’d have a theoretical conversation about comedy, we’d stop because we knew if we kept at it, we’d break up. " 3. The "head crusher" made his debut much earlier than The Kids in the Hall series. One of The Kids in the Hall's most famous characters was the Head Crusher, in which McKinney played a delusional (or was he? ) man who tried to crush people’s heads by squinting through his thumb and forefinger. It turns out that he’s been a champion against yuppiedom since the beginning. “It was something that I created back in our club days, ” McKinney told Esquire. “Kevin and I were having lunch, and we were broke. I think we were splitting a sandwich. We were feeling really poor, and we were having lunch in an area of Toronto called Bay Street which is kind of like Wall Street, so there were a lot of people in very expensive suits all around us talking loud, and I just started crushing their heads, like, ‘You think you so good? I crush your head! ’ And we immediately thought it was funny. " 4. It was a The Kids in the Hall fan who gave them cow eyes. The Kids in the Hall attracted a curious fanbase, including one fan in Vancouver who gave them a jar of cow eyes. But it wasn’t just a gift: He put them out on a plate and asked the Kids to chow down. “We didn’t eat that, ” McDonald told The A. V. Club. 5. Saturday Night Live almost broke The Kids in the Hall up before they even got going. McDonald and Dave Foley were performing as The Kids in the Hall before the group formed into the Voltron of cross-dressing comedy we know. Likewise, McCulloch and McKinney were working together in the improv world. They met and started doing comedy together as The Kids in the Hall, eventually pulling in Thompson in 1985, but that was around the same time that Saturday Night Live came calling for McCulloch and McKinney. They wrote for the iconic show for only a season, necessitating a brief hiatus from the Kids, and when they got back together, it was SNL guru Lorne Michaels who saw their act and set the gears in motion for The Kids in the Hall TV show. 6. The Kids in the Hall made only one (super divisive) movie together. Many TV comedies have tried to make the jump to feature films by trying to make their humor appeal to an even larger audience. That’s not what The Kids in the Hall did. They actually went even weirder when they made 1996’s Brain Candy, a film about a struggling pharmaceutical company that hits on a potent antidepressant which becomes a massive success (except when it drives people into comas where they relive their favorite memories on loop). It featured several characters from their show alongside many new ones, and was so divisive that Siskel and Ebert all but yelled at each other while reviewing it (Siskel loved it; Ebert... not so much). 7. Brain Candy was made under incredibly depressing circumstances. A cult film through and through (read: a box office flop), Brain Candy also represented the end of the road for The Kids in the Hall. It came after their TV show was over, and when the group's members were forging their own paths. Foley, who’d found mainstream success with NewsRadio, left the group over creative differences, and lost his writing credit and his main role in Brain Candy. It was a strain on a group that was already buckling, but they were also dealing with a lot of personal problems. “In the period of a month, Dave’s marriage broke up, one of Kevin’s parents died, and my brother committed suicide, ” Thompson later explained. “I was pretty much in shock. My brother died literally a week before we started shooting. All those things conspired to make it a dark time. ” Not to mention they were making a comedy about depression. 8. The Kids in the Hall stand by their most controversial gag. One Kids in the Hall character who made the leap to their movie also ruffled a lot of feathers for those who couldn’t tell where the satirical line had been drawn. Cancer Boy was meant to mock celebrities who sought the spotlight with sick children, but a lot of people thought it was a bad taste jab aimed at the kids. The studio desperately wanted the character cut, and Janet Maslin of The New York Times called it the film’s “worst idea, ” but the Kids defend it to this day. “I love Cancer Boy more than anybody, ” McCulloch, who portrayed the character, told The A. Club. “I was tired of the way that little kids with cancer were used by celebrities for photo ops. If the kid goes into remission, does Wayne Gretzky still visit him? ” The other cast members echoed that support for the controversial joke. 9. “Girl Drink Drunk” had an unhappy origin. In another famous sketch, Foley plays a “grown man” corporate climber peer pressured into having alcohol for the first time. Eventually, the drinks that “taste like candy” ruin his life, hilariously. For McDonald, the idea for the gag came from a ruinous performance when McCulloch bombed throughout a show and then scolded the group, which depressed McDonald to hit a bar with McKinney. The winos at the bar depressed him more, and McKinney convinced him to have his very first drink, a margarita, because “it takes just like candy. " 10. The Kids in the Hall reformed to make a murder mystery. The dissolution of the group after Brain Candy wasn’t the end for The Kids in the Hall. They’ve reunited a few times in the past two decades for live tours, but The Kids in the Hall: Death Comes to Town was their first time returning to television, and the result is something tonally similar to their sketch show while structurally divergent. It follows a single story?the murder of the mayor of a small town vying to host the 2028 Summer Olympics. Oh, and the scythe-wielding personification of Death has checked into a local motel. It’s still profoundly goofy and seriously silly?and bodes well for their Amazon revival series.
Classic ??. It’s a fact! Ten of them, in fact. All about the comedians from Canada who created the strangest sketch show since that famous flying circus. Scott Thompson, Kevin McDonald, Mark McKinney, Dave Foley, and Bruce McCulloch. After launching the pilot episode on both CBC and HBO in 1988, The Kids in the Hall ?which made its series debut a year later?brought an irreverent, chaotic brand of comedy to the airwaves as a kind of antidote to Saturday Night Live 's pop culture-heavy format. The series contorted and skewered real life, stretching satire to its furthest limits with recurring characters like the chauvinistic Cabbage Head, the explosive Chicken Lady, and others that weren’t human-animal/vegetable hybrids. And it's about to make a comeback! Twenty-five years after airing its final episode, Variety reports that a revival of The Kids in the Hall will be coming to Amazon as its first original Canadian series. Though no release date has been announced for the revival, let’s crush our heads together for some facts about the purveyors of brain candy. 1. The Kids in the Hall adopted their name from a Sid Caesar gag. Whenever Sid Caesar bombed a joke, he’d say that it had been written by “the kids in the hall, ” referring to the young upstarts working for him in the NBC studio of Your Show of Shows. Dave Foley and Kevin McDonald were big Caesar fans, but they didn’t choose the name solely because of that admiration. The “kids” Caesar was goofing on in the 1950s included Mel Brooks, Neil Simon, and others who the new “Kids” also loved. 2. The Kids in the Hall avoided conversations about the nature of comedy. There’s a cottage industry of comedians waxing comically about being funny (think Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee), and it makes sense to assume funny people are always discussing what makes things funny. Yet The Kids in the Hall shied away from navel gazing. “There was always a pooh-poohing of theoretical discussions, ” Mark McKinney told Vulture. McCulloch added that “whenever we’d have a theoretical conversation about comedy, we’d stop because we knew if we kept at it, we’d break up. " 3. The "head crusher" made his debut much earlier than The Kids in the Hall series. One of The Kids in the Hall's most famous characters was the Head Crusher, in which McKinney played a delusional (or was he? ) man who tried to crush people’s heads by squinting through his thumb and forefinger. It turns out that he’s been a champion against yuppiedom since the beginning. “It was something that I created back in our club days, ” McKinney told Esquire. “Kevin and I were having lunch, and we were broke. I think we were splitting a sandwich. We were feeling really poor, and we were having lunch in an area of Toronto called Bay Street which is kind of like Wall Street, so there were a lot of people in very expensive suits all around us talking loud, and I just started crushing their heads, like, ‘You think you so good? I crush your head! ’ And we immediately thought it was funny. " 4. It was a The Kids in the Hall fan who gave them cow eyes. The Kids in the Hall attracted a curious fanbase, including one fan in Vancouver who gave them a jar of cow eyes. But it wasn’t just a gift: He put them out on a plate and asked the Kids to chow down. “We didn’t eat that, ” McDonald told The A. V. Club. 5. Saturday Night Live almost broke The Kids in the Hall up before they even got going. McDonald and Dave Foley were performing as The Kids in the Hall before the group formed into the Voltron of cross-dressing comedy we know. Likewise, McCulloch and McKinney were working together in the improv world. They met and started doing comedy together as The Kids in the Hall, eventually pulling in Thompson in 1985, but that was around the same time that Saturday Night Live came calling for McCulloch and McKinney. They wrote for the iconic show for only a season, necessitating a brief hiatus from the Kids, and when they got back together, it was SNL guru Lorne Michaels who saw their act and set the gears in motion for The Kids in the Hall TV show. 6. The Kids in the Hall made only one (super divisive) movie together. Many TV comedies have tried to make the jump to feature films by trying to make their humor appeal to an even larger audience. That’s not what The Kids in the Hall did. They actually went even weirder when they made 1996’s Brain Candy, a film about a struggling pharmaceutical company that hits on a potent antidepressant which becomes a massive success (except when it drives people into comas where they relive their favorite memories on loop). It featured several characters from their show alongside many new ones, and was so divisive that Siskel and Ebert all but yelled at each other while reviewing it (Siskel loved it; Ebert... not so much). 7. Brain Candy was made under incredibly depressing circumstances. A cult film through and through (read: a box office flop), Brain Candy also represented the end of the road for The Kids in the Hall. It came after their TV show was over, and when the group's members were forging their own paths. Foley, who’d found mainstream success with NewsRadio, left the group over creative differences, and lost his writing credit and his main role in Brain Candy. It was a strain on a group that was already buckling, but they were also dealing with a lot of personal problems. “In the period of a month, Dave’s marriage broke up, one of Kevin’s parents died, and my brother committed suicide, ” Thompson later explained. “I was pretty much in shock. My brother died literally a week before we started shooting. All those things conspired to make it a dark time. ” Not to mention they were making a comedy about depression. 8. The Kids in the Hall stand by their most controversial gag. One Kids in the Hall character who made the leap to their movie also ruffled a lot of feathers for those who couldn’t tell where the satirical line had been drawn. Cancer Boy was meant to mock celebrities who sought the spotlight with sick children, but a lot of people thought it was a bad taste jab aimed at the kids. The studio desperately wanted the character cut, and Janet Maslin of The New York Times called it the film’s “worst idea, ” but the Kids defend it to this day. “I love Cancer Boy more than anybody, ” McCulloch, who portrayed the character, told The A. Club. “I was tired of the way that little kids with cancer were used by celebrities for photo ops. If the kid goes into remission, does Wayne Gretzky still visit him? ” The other cast members echoed that support for the controversial joke. 9. “Girl Drink Drunk” had an unhappy origin. In another famous sketch, Foley plays a “grown man” corporate climber peer pressured into having alcohol for the first time. Eventually, the drinks that “taste like candy” ruin his life, hilariously. For McDonald, the idea for the gag came from a ruinous performance when McCulloch bombed throughout a show and then scolded the group, which depressed McDonald to hit a bar with McKinney. The winos at the bar depressed him more, and McKinney convinced him to have his very first drink, a margarita, because “it takes just like candy. " 10. The Kids in the Hall reformed to make a murder mystery. The dissolution of the group after Brain Candy wasn’t the end for The Kids in the Hall. They’ve reunited a few times in the past two decades for live tours, but The Kids in the Hall: Death Comes to Town was their first time returning to television, and the result is something tonally similar to their sketch show while structurally divergent. It follows a single story?the murder of the mayor of a small town vying to host the 2028 Summer Olympics. Oh, and the scythe-wielding personification of Death has checked into a local motel. It’s still profoundly goofy and seriously silly?and bodes well for their Amazon revival series.
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Όταν ο χάρυ γνώρισε τη σάλι. Schmuck! This movie is so funny. I'm not even that big a fan of the genre, but When Harry Met Sally is by far the best in the genre. Others like Annie Hall and Forget Paris are memorable and important movies, but fail to provide the total package. This film delivers. Poco más de 2 minutos, pero eso alcanzó para llorar y reír. Genial ?. Her name is KIMBERLY ?. Would have prefered to actually hear some of the scenes not just listen to drivel from commentary. Î?Ï?ÎÎ? ο ΧάÏ?Ï? Î?Î?Ï?Ï?Î?Ï?Î? Ï?Î Îάici pour visiter le site. Beth it's me your denist, i love that.
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This made me loose faith in humanity
Όταν ο χάρι γνώρισε τη σάλι. Gone with the wind all time favorite. Î?Ï?ÎÎ? ο ΧάÏ?Ï? Î?Î?Ï?Ï?Î?Ï?Î? Ï?Î Îάici pour visiter. Rob Reiner's mother deliver that line of I'll have what she's having. It is recognized as one of the most memorable lines among many great movie moments by AFI. Why is it that when I saw Mr. Bean do the whole wedding ceremony, I expected him to say Mawwiage. Mawwiage is what bwings us togethew today. from The Princess Bride.
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Just watched Kate and Leopold. Would this be a classic date movie
Î?Ï?ÎÎ? ο ΧάÏ?Ï? Î?Î?Ï?Ï?Î?Ï?Î? Ï?Î Îi.t.i.o.n... 2. I was just listening to John Batchlor podcast about captive Germans bragging about how they personally had shot down Leslie Howard's plane in which he had died during WWll. My God, what a cutie Meg Ryan was back then. >8. Î?Ï?ÎÎ? ο ΧάÏ?Ï? Î?Î?Ï?Ï?Î?Ï?Î? Ï?Î Îάici pour voir la video. This is my all time favourite film. It is just so beautifully written and acted. Its just superb. Can never get bored of this. Harry: My whole life, I don't know what this song means. I mean, Should old acquaintance be forgot' Does that mean that we should forget old acquaintances, or does it mean if we happened to forget them, we should remember them, which is not possible because we already forgot? Sally: Well, maybe it just means that we should remember that we forgot them or something. Anyway, it's about old friends.
2:18 DAMMIT that old lady stole my line in the comment section! xD
2 pages, 556 words When Harry met Sally: Do opposites really attract? When Harry met Sally is one of the greatest romantic comedies I’ve viewed. Harry and Sally are perfect examples of two people searching for a companion. In the beginning Harry and Sally appeared to be total opposites but in the end Sally and Harry both longed for true love, friendship and security. Harry and Sally were clearly two opposite people. Harry was a pretty blunt guy and acted impulsively on how he thought or felt. He was rather peculiar and he had his own theories about men and women. While on the other hand Sally was very conservative and viewed Harry’s behavior as obnoxious. Once again fate brought Harry and Sally together again and they became intimate friends. Sally and Harry equally enjoyed and cherished each others friendship. Harry and Sally had a good friendship mainly because they became comfortable with each other enough to express self-disclosure and also receive feedback. Through this way of communication Sally and Harry both learned aspects and perspectives of the opposite sex. Sally and Harry advanced to the level to where each was able to share ideas and opinions on why certain relationships or sex flings weren’t progressing. Due to this Harry and Sally were able to maintain a mutual balance of sharing information and receiving a response. Which is what build the level of communication in there relationship. Another thing that made Sally and Harry’s friendship great was each other found security within each other. Both knew that they could depend on each other, Sally and Harry both knew the other would attentively listen to problems or dilemmas, and each were positive that they cared greatly for one another. A perfect example of Harry’s security was him speaking to Sally every night, even if Sally and Harry simply held the phone or had small talk. Harry was certain that Sally would be there for him every night. Sally also had the same faith in Harry. Sally knew Harry would be there for her without a doubt. 4 pages, 1968 words The Term Paper on Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban 3... run away and threatened to be killed, but Harry felt opposite so Peter was gone and never to be... a long way from Hogwarts, so that the security on the castle will be lifted. There is... caught by the guards called Dementors of the highest security prison in the world, but escaped, the only... invisibility cloak from his father. Professor Lupin catches Harry with the Marauders Map but only smiles, because... Like, the time during the middle of the night when she began to shatter from the heartache of one of her recent relationships. She could have called her girlfriend, she could have just kept her emotions to herself, or even wait to discuss things with Harry when she was in a calm mood. Instead, Sally calls Harry; Sally calls Harry because she knew for sure he would comfort her. Sally knew?Harry would let her vent, she knew he would also comfort and console her in this very time of need. Which is exactly what happened. Before Harry and Sally realized their relationship blossomed from friends to friends and lovers. At first Sally and Harry attempted to act as though they made a mistake or that the love wasn’t real. This lasted for a short while but their love was so deep and powerful it took control over their fears. In summation, Harry and Sally could no longer deny that they were perfect for each other. They both made each other happy and filled the missing gaps in their hearts for true love, security and friendship. So Harry and Sally quit fighting against the strong feeling for love and got together. Then, Harry and Sally lived happily ever after. All Papers Are For Research And Reference Purposes Only. You must cite our web site as your source.
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