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Chatting With Sherri welcomes back award-winning film-maker; Tom Konkle! Tom is a talented actor and director his latest is; Noise in the Mi

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Hard-boiled detective Roland Drake has fallen for two sisters from the Montemar family: one is dead, and the other has her own dark secret.

Detective Roland Drake falls for two sisters from the Montemar family. One woman is dead and the other wants to kill him. Passion, murder, a

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Archaeology Of Comedy Show Review

Review: Blogcritic Magazine

Where have Dave and Tom been hiding themselves? The sketch comedy duo of Tom Konkle and Dave Beeler has developed the new comedy DVD, Archaeology of Comedy, which cleverly parodies Discovery Channel and BBC type documentaries. Richard Lagina (Dave Beeler), the host of Wraparound, is an investigative reporter type bloke who interviews a Dr. George Flightus (Tom Konkle), the “preeminent authority on the archeology of comedy, as well as the world’s leading specialist on geo-humorous tectonics.”

Archaeology of Comedy showcases some superb writing and comedic acting.

In the vein of Monty Python, AOC has the same sort of absurdist and surreal style of humor. There is a slapstick and physical component, but for the most part, the premise of each sketch takes a more cerebral approach.

...expert at what they do, The Archaeology of Comedy is a great discovery in the world of humor. >>>>>>Mary K. Williams, BlogCritic Magazine >> >> >>> >> >> >> >>full review

Review: VisioWeb.tv

Where does humor come from? How did it evolve over the ages? What was the world like back when wild dinosaurs and clowns roamed the plains together, side by side? What was the first joke and was it funny? Just what is this thing called ‘funny’? The Archaeology of Comedy: the Search for Funny is yet another brilliant entry to the Theater of the Absurd, a magnificent romp through the hilarious surreal world of comedy that so well defines Dave & Tom. Technically Archaeology was their first foray into web shows and thus carries some of the duo’s best skits. Later shows such as Invention with Brian Forbesand Safety Geeks: SVI continued their particular fuse of Anglo-American humor, but it was withArchaeology that it all began. The short segments are loosely stuck together with the overall theme of a BBC-esq documentary series (or think Discovery Channel on crack). It was also here that Dave & Tom established their British alter-egos. Tom’s Sir Doctor George Flightus in Archaeology bears a striking resemblance to Sir Reginald from Invention, and Dave’s Richard Lagina must be undoubtedly related to Brian Forbes. Both deliver a quasi Received Pronunciation accent, with Tom’s crawling deliciously out of his nose, while gumming out hilarious non sequiturs. The skits are a crosscut of nonsense that are pointless to to explain: they have to be seen to be believed. Often complicated and elaborate, shot in a studio and even on locations, sometimes silly and at times unexpected intelligent and then suddenly just plain naughty. Sketch humor classics at their best come to mind, everything from Monty Python, Little Britain to SNL (the early years), but this comedy team does establish its own flavor of funny. Dave & Tom have a fantastic cast backing and often leading the sketches, the very talented Gino C. Vianelli, Michael Neill and the hilarious (and gorgeous) Stephanie Stearns. But it is the combination of the writing, acting and timing that makes this a great show to watch and great comedy team to watch out for. After all, they’re the only one’s who dared to ‘kill a joke’. And you’ll have to see it to know what I mean.

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CAST: David Beeler …Richard Lagina /Various Tom Konkle - Sir Doctor George Flightus/Various Stephanie Stearns …Various Gino C.Vianelli …Various Mike Neill …Various Carlos Larkin…Various Shanon Bobo Shelley Delayne

CREW: Kurt Vanzo - Producer & Director for McFwap sketches John Bonner - D.P. Thor Melsted - Camera & Special Effects David Rosner - Camera

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Chatting With Sherri welcomes back award-winning film-maker; Tom Konkle!

Chatting With Sherri welcomes back award-winning film-maker; Tom Konkle! Tom's won best thriller in the Los Angeles Film Awards for his classically inspired 1940’s noir feature, TROUBLE IS MY BUSINESS. Directed by and starring Thomas Konkle, the film follows Roland Drake, a Los Angeles Private Investigator trying to untangle a mystery that only lands him in deep trouble. And Brittney Powell won the Stella Adler award for acting in film! This is recorded earlier please don't call in!

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1936. To secure the Nazis' newfound power, the SS devises a plan to remove all opposition, real or imagined with "The Night of the Long Kniv

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Tom Konkle

Tom Konkle 2018 Bio

Thomas (Tom) Konkle

Actor, Director, Writer, Producer

As an actor, he goes by Tom, but as a writer and director he has always been credited as Thomas. With over twenty years of experience directing, acting and writing, Trouble is My Business’ versatile star fell in love with the movies as a child, and has been growing as an artist creatively and technically since moving to Los Angeles at 22.

Currently Konkle appears in the series "Baskets" on the FX Network with Zach Galifianakis and Louie Anderson. Prior to that, he served as a staff writer for Warner Brother's Be Cool Scooby Do television series and recently directed the WWII period film, The Longest Knife. He is also a published author with the novel, Red Skies.

Konkle’s earliest films won awards while at The American University’s Film and Drama program in Washington D.C. He honed his craft on stage in live productions throughout the 90’s while also working behind the camera being at the leading edge of the digital revolution, finding a balance between the organic craft of storytelling and the acting process, while gaining technical proficiency as technology evolved in the production, post-production and visual effects industries up to the present. Konkle has the unique skill of being an artist who actually professionally acts, writes and directs while understanding the highly technical side of the production process through production to distribution and promotion through social media. He is a techie with the mind of a poet. Konkle has over 80 IMDB credits and a number of award winning projects as an actor, writer and director. He is a skilled indie producer as well. He has had a lifetime to learn aspects of the jobs from experts like writer/director Christopher Guest, legendary TV director James Burrows, director Jim Sheridan, writer/ director David Twohy, director Ruben Fleischer, Wes Craven, legendary makeup artist Rob Bottin, and he apprenticed with Graham Ford (Time Bandits, Brazil, Gandhi) who was to produce Tom’s first film before his untimely death. Thomas performed and wrote with John Cleese on a comedy television special in Europe. The remaining members of Monty Python asked him to direct, perform, and taint their never before seen sketches in new show called, Owl-Stretching Time. Konkle has worked for all of the major networks as a performer and writer. He has written, directed and performed over a hundred internet productions, films, commercials and live stage productions. Thomas Konkle is the owner and partner in the integrated production/post-production company Lumen Actus, LLC based in Burbank, CA.

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