Comedy Bark Bark

Another little peek at Comedy Bang! Bang!, which starts June 8th on IFC. Next month, I'll post some things about the art I produced for the show. Stay tuned.

Is That Not The Nicest Cherry?

I've posted most of the Between Two Ferns videos here before... and this latest, starring two of the funniest people out there, is no less ingenious. Now get the fat out of your ears.

With Apologies and Ferns

Due to my own wedding planning madness and my best friend getting hitched, there was no new shirt design last week. So as compensation and apology, I offer this, a warm conversation between two friends, between two ferns.

Also: this week's design will involve ascots. I shall say no more.

The Third Host Option

There's been endless drama between NBC, Jay Leno, and Conan O'Brien about the future of The Tonight Show's host, time, and tradition. But isn't the choice obvious? It's all spelled out here. Here between two ferns.

Yup, More Ferns...

I'll stop posting these when they stop being hilarious. Translation: I won't stop posting them.

Deeper Between the Ferns

I posted one of Zach Galifianakis' ingenious Between Two Ferns back in December with a slew of other videos, but his most recent effort with Natalie Portman deserves its own post. The man is a genius of the uncomfortable. Chief question: who is to praise for the bit with the dog? Whiz the dog? The dog trainer? The editor? The unseen hand of a comedic God? Applause to whoever or whatever engineered it. "That's the thing?" and all ensuing lines should be bronzed.

The Portman bit might deserve its own post, but I can't resist throwing in the Kimmel one as well. More ferns. More bananas. More awkwardness.

The Bald and The Finger

In another crossing of comedian and musician (see the afore-posted clip of Paul F. Tompkins and Aimee Mann), I stumbled across a brief but nonetheless hilarious interview for New York Magazine: Moby grilled by Zach Galifianakis (whose performance as The Finger singing "Come On And Get It (Up In Them Guts)" is below, and beyond perfect).

Proper Beginnings

Let us begin the New Year well.
Let us begin with a snug.