Dr. Walsh ,'Potential'
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Bob Saget is practically the bluest guy in the film, if not in comedy. Isn't that common knowledge? That Danny Tanner is a sick, sick comic?
I'm so backwards, I read this and all the subsequent posts scratching my head and thinking, Okay, I already knew about Saget, but who's this Danny Tanner guy?
"Sorry, I shouldn't have done that. Because I'm huge. No, sorry, I shouldn't have said that. I want YOU to say it. I'll pay you to say it."
Whoa, Danny Tanner made me laugh.
I had heard Bob Saget worked blue, but I was never sure how much of that was more in comparision to his TV persona than in comarison to other comics.
Also, I've read a few tellings of The Aristocrats joke, and it just gets monotonous. But the South Park clip that's floating around online is funny, and I'm told the movie is as well.
1. I do like the-- what would you call it? art direction of the ad campaign.
2. Man, it's hard to see that movie. Not playing in that many places. I just sent Bob out to make sure tonight's not sold out at Union Square.
I blinked & missed the chance to see it at the comedy festival. That'd have rocked.
Also, I've read a few tellings of The Aristocrats joke, and it just gets monotonous.
The beauty of it is in how it's told. Really.
(And I had no idea that Saget was a potty-mouth. None.)
I just saw Marathon Man. Damn! That's a great little thriller there. Never a dull moment, and it has the balls not to explain what the fuck is going on for over half the movie.
Also, for all these years I thought "Is it safe?" referred to the actual dentistry (based on the Gremlins II reference), when in fact the pronoun refers to an object.
The beauty of it is in how it's told. Really.
Yeah, that's what I was trying to say, in an addled way.
I started watching Cube. It's...odd.