Daniel Robert Epstein: Bruce McCulloch - San Francisco Sketch Comedy Festival

Bruuuuuuuuce!

Great interview.

He don't spread for no roses.

he's sorry he caused all that cancer!
All hes eats are onions!
Terriers!
HE IS THE ERADICATOR!

HOW DID I FORGET CABBAGEHEAD??!??!

[Edited on Jan 17, 2005 by Lotusmonger]

I laugh and laugh and laugh and stuff comes out my nose.

Did he say... he did a stage version of Letters to Wendy's?????

Um, I bought that book a long time ago. It is classified as a poetry book; a series of weird, fairly insane vignettes and things written by Joe Wenderoth, based on very wrong and/or bizarre things he thought about while sitting in Wendy's restaurants, supposedly written on the backs of Wendy's customer comments cards. One of the first ones in the book ended something like- "I want to spank Wendy's bare white ass and fuck her hard."

Anyway, I love Bruce's stuff- "The Daves I Know, "Terriers," "Laura," the sketch where he yelled at the people stuffin' themselves full of crullers, the guy who got his pen stolen, the weird little rambling kid who talked about French dogs who smoked, the "eelmonkey" with the "bullum head," etcetc.

you know he's gay, right?

kids in the hall was the fucking greatest. i always thought of mark mckinney as the lesser-noticed as opposed to bruce, even when he was on snl.

"i'm crushing your head."



[Edited on Jan 17, 2005 by Shafter_Wasco]

Nice! I was surprised to see this on the frontpage. Kids in the Hall is greatness. I associate Bruce McCulloch with the skit where he has a 'moment' with his dog.

Great interview. Bruce seems like a genuinely sweet and funny guy.

One of my favorite pieces of comedy writing ever is:

"An Open letter to the guy who stole Bruce's bike wheel"

Bruce: Well, why did you do it? Are you some sort of jerk or something? It's *my* front wheel! What did you think, that I'd -- drive home and not notice it was stolen? What are you then? Some sort of *prick*? Some sort of idiot? Some sort of thief? What would you do with just my front wheel anyway? What good would just one wheel be? You human loser! Well, why didn't you buy your own wheel if you wanted one so badly. That's what I did.

I'm really glad this interview was undertaken. As little as is actually given where it regards the strings having to be pulled to get such a funny scope out to people, it really does show a lot and give a special look into what's kind of on his mind where it regards comedy being his job.

I've always admired everyone on that show for the things they convey, but it's great to be able to see a personal side to it and know that my admiration is completely backed up by and going toward the right place. My support will always be behind Bruce. Even in fist fights.

yay! its bruce! i love him ^_^ as well as all the other KITH members ^_^ KITH always made me laugh...even if i was in a bad mood lol. i cant wait about the show that him and Kevin are doing...although it will be quite a while im sure heh heh
-jen

I grew up on Kids In The Hall. I saw them on tour in LA with my sister, it was such a great time. Almost got mugged on Crenshaw that night!
Yay for Bruce!

MY PEN!!!

i love the kids...all the kids......and i am still appreciative that bruce apologized for all that cancer he caused.....he was just on a roll...these things happen

I hate to admit it, but I'm really attracted to Bruce McCulloch in drag.

I've met and had every cast memeber sign this DVD of theirs. Every cast member but Bruce. You elusive bastard.

Love is fleeting, Kids in The Hall is forever.

REALLY?!