Yes. It was PBS, but it was certainly there. In my day, post-primetime PBS was all about Red Green and Monty Python's Flying Circus. Advanced International Comedy Studies. It was truly a heady time in not having a girlfriend.

I'm a Texan, from about as far away from Canada as you can be before you become Mexican, but I watched a helluva lot of late nite The Red Green Show on the PBS when I was in high school.

Whatever happend to Jordy?

Thanos will be in Avengers: Infinity War, may actually do something this time.

Natural Born Killers, duh.

Whatever happend to Bananaman?

llama penis lol

Gotta give Marge credit. Even after three kids, the lady keeps it high and tight.

I'm more a 'Mutant Hunt' kind of guy myself.

Nardwuar vs. Blowfly: The Megafreak Powers Explode

From a Green Bay fan on the ESPN message board concerning the game:

The Zit Remedy was the good news rock n roll. They really coulda been something. Too bad about Wheels, man. True tragedy that guy.

I dunno if this is what you're looking for exactly, but it's solid stuff:

Waylon Mercey was played with unsettling skill by Dan Spivey, but he was too broken down physically to get much of a run with the gimmick. Too bad really.

I already commented on this, but I'm just so damn sad. I don't really subscribe to the notion of heroes even just for one day, but Bowie was about as close as it comes for me.

This song, this song here: https://m.youtube.com/watch…

Jesus. I never gave a damn about a dead celebrity. But, golly I loved this dude. Thanks for everything, Dave.

I know we're all supposed to spit on Billy. But the dude wrote some killer tunes in his day. And he likes cats and pro wrestling.

"…parts of the ’90s concept album Outside, plus his fascinations with Nadsat, the fictional language of A Clockwork Orange, and Scott Walker, the pop star turned avant-garde poet."

If your scalp is tingling, that means it's working.