The Firesign Theatre

I mean, you had others.

Firesign Theater was really good, but it just didn't do it for me personally as much.

When you have National Lampoon Radio Hour, Chevy Chase, Gilda Radner, John Belushi, Michael O'Donohue, the list goes on and on and on.

And that's kind of where I wanted to start today.

I have some fantastic news from my perspective.

Not strictly speaking out of the blue, but I got an email, unsolicited, from Phil Proctor of the Firesign Theater who praised my work.

If you follow me on Twitter, you may have heard that.

That was quite possibly one of the coolest things that has ever happened to me.

That ticked a box off my bucket list.

To have one of my heroes, in this case a member of the Firesign Theater, say that he liked my work.

Oh,

that gave me so much joy.

The sense of humor, well...

It kind of reminds me of Firesign Theater, which is, of course, not comics at all.

But it feels like the same kind of...

Kind of...

And yeah, I would have loved it if I had the sense to pull out the good stuff and take it with me to New York and leave it with my sister and then go on.

Or if Phil Austin of the Firesign Theatre moved into my studio when I moved out.

And he's a sweet guy, but he felt so bad because he and his lady n- needed the room, and so they put it in the basement.

And Cyrus said, "Yeah, you can do that."