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The Alan Hamel Show (1976-1980) was a daytime talk show produced by BCTV. It was one of the main ways Canadians saw stand-up comedians from the Comedy Store in the 1970s.
Johnny Cash presents the Everly Brothers Show (1970). An obscure, rarely viewed summer replacement, the audio of each full episode exists, but not the video. Two episodes of the Everly Brothers Show featured a young Albert Brooks.
The sound effects comedian Fred Smoot at ACT IV in Detroit
One time while sitting at the bar at Musso and Frank, this old comedian threatened to knock me out. He followed me into the parking lot and demanded we fight. True story. I probably deserved it.
Comedian Fred Smoot once followed me into the parking lot at Musso and Frank and threatened to kick my ass.
Fred Smoot is the elderly comedian who once threatened to knock my block off. He followed me into the Musso and Frank parking lot, shouting all the while. I had referred to his act in a magazine interview as “corny.”
Vikings #TBT: The Love Boat
As you know, here at the Barroom we celebrate Thursday with a little #TBT or Throwback Thursday. #TBT is when we look back at moments in Vikings history. Some are well known while others are lost to the pages of time. Typically we celebrate a Vikings memory, but this week, we’re remembering a Vikings celebration — well, a celebration gone very, very wrong: The Minnesota Vikings Love Boat Scandal.
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