This is crazy Barney. Pity him.

from Gag Reflex's 2002 New Year's Eve Show: "I Want Iraq 'n' Roll All Night (or: Hussein In The Membrane). The truth about Rudolph

You know, Loopy Monroe!

Philosophical cloud watching

From "Whispering In Van Gogh's Ear" - 1992. Our little homage to Dick Clark

There's something in the wall and Eric and Greg are determined to find out what it is.

A blast-phemy from the past! This is how we envisioned Andrew Lloyd-Webber would handle Nikos Kazantzakis' "The Last Temptation of Christ"! It's my old comedy group Strange's - ALL SINNING! ALL DANCING! Enjoy... and remember... I'm the one going to hell, not you.

It's a confession.

From a Lord and Schwartz performance in June of 2006

Dan and Greg force me to nearly kill myself for comedy. (1992)

To this day I still can't remember why we did this... Maybe we'd just seen Blue Man Group.

A slice of life tale from the depression... sort of...

From the first season of Gag Reflex TV we have the third Eggtown segment... possibly with more to follow. Just added a little music and it's all good. More Eggtown installments are sure to follow, though Eggtown itself was destroyed in 2005.

Oh how we rawked! They gave us ten minutes only... and not a second more... and we crammed all we could into those ten minutes. Enjoy the mullets!

From Strange's 1993 show "Bram Stoker's Buttafuocco" - a little lively nonsense

This was from the debut performance of my old comedy group, Strange's. This is our little ode to Peter Gabriel. Who, had he seen it, would have given up a life of peace - hunted us down - and perhaps butchered us.

This little Strange's vid stars Greg Twait as the world's most annoyingly curious man.

Poor Cliff, the nicest guy in the world. And the world craps and craps and craps and craps on him. Shot by one of my high school comedy groups, HOWARD, as part of school project. Cliff, unfortunately has never made it to the stage... yet...

It's hot. Eric comes home and just wants to chill. His "friends" won't let him.

Written by me and my old writing partner Steve Yates, this was performed as part of a teen improv workshop performance in 1987. "Stiff Stan" is played by the amazing Jason Halstead.