Charlie Callas

You know, I never, I never got...

Charlie Callas, [coughs] Tony Fields.

Do you remember these names? Are they amazing? Andy Kaufman, never got it.

Dennis Miller, no. Dennis Miller, "Kook- kook a koo daddy yo." And he always had to come up with these.

Yeah, very wealthy.

Charlie Callas came close.

Gungadin.

[imitates trumpet] [laughs]

One, I think somewhere in there we get Shemp or maybe Curly from The Three Stooges.

What I didn't know, I picked up on the commentary, was some of those voices and faces that he's making come from '70s, '60s and '70s comedian Charley Callas, who was big on the old Reiner or Shriner's roasts.

He would just do sound effects and v- and crazy voices.

So I'm always curious where some of that stuff comes from.

I, I'm, I'm-

Oh, please

... looking at, at the, uh, at the Wikipedia, uh, picture for Charley Callas, and it, it's in- instantly, yeah, it's, it's there.

I, I can, I can picture it.

I have some video.

No Charlie Callas, though.

All right.

We'll do that.

Um, but so I have always, uh, had that kind of humor in me.

You know, I was a fan of all the old-time comics and the Dean Martin roasts, and I loved Charlie Callas and all that stuff.

But, you know, I needed humor when I was a kid to get through some, some stuff, at the house anyway.

Um, but I never thought I'd ever be a comedian.

Oh, yeah.

Charlie Callas drums.

Dum, dum, dum, dum, dum.

[laughs] Oh, you think-

Oh

... you wanna see the numbers drop on this show, give me a Charlie Callas drum set.

[laughs]

Karmic will be fucking having a ton more people watching them.