Horror Legend and part-time Life Coach SYLVESTER MCSTAIN presents a night of terrifying comedy and horrifying Pop Rock! Guests include ANDY WOOD, JESSICA STRAUSS, ROSS PARSONS and more! With videos from TRAVIS VOGT & KEVIN CLARKE and live music from indie-pop darlings CAN YOU IMAGINE? featuring PETER BAGGE and STEVE FISK!

A trailer by Travis & Kevin for "Paul Merrill's All-American Salute to America, USA!" this Wednesday at Chop Suey. For more info, go to www.prokomedy.org

Erotica and mass transit enthusiast George Furnace explains how to share the beauty of "watching intercourses" with your friends. Written and Directed by Travis Vogt and Kevin Clarke Starring Paul Merrill (From the sketch comedy show "One Night Only")

Comedian Paul Merrill reads from a letter he wrote to Santa back in 1985 when he was 13 years old.

A report on the new dance craze of 1988, featuring a 16-year-old Paul Merrill.

Seattle comedian Paul Merrill performing at Bumbershoot 2008. (video by Clint Berquist) For more info, go to www.paulmerrill.com

Comedian Paul Merrill's set from the Comedy Underground in Seattle, which was featured on Comcast's Comedy On Demand.

In this short film by Travis Vogt and Kevin Clarke, Comedian Paul Merrill explains the mystery behind Pabst Blue Ribbon beer.

Comedian Paul Merrill as "Sylvester McStain", a self-professed "drama professor" who uses his unique acting technique to "become" Bill Cosby on stage. Filmed live at Chop Suey in Seattle, as part of the weekly Laffhole show, a showcase featuring the best of Seattle comedy put on by the People's Republic of Komedy. For more info, go to www.paulmerrill.com

Comedian Paul Merrill talks about his imaginary heavy metal band, "The Lords of Rockville", and reads the lyrics from one of their songs that he wrote in the 8th grade. (filmed by Clint Berquist at Chop Suey in Seattle)

Comedian Paul Merrill talks about the first time he saw a naked woman.

Writer/comedian Paul Merrill reads from his book of heavy metal song lyrics that he wrote in the 8th Grade. (This was filmed at the Seattle comedy showcase "ComedyNight".)