Still considered iconic for their live performances from Studio 8H in New York, the original cast set the tone for years to follow with their irreverent, edgy humor. They combined anti-establishment political satire with rock-and-roll attitude for a show that spoke to the youth of the 1970s.

The beginning of over 35 years of joyful entertainment to millions of loyal television fans. Includes four episodes of The Johnny Carson Show, one episode of Who Do You Trust, one episode of The Jack Benny Show, commercial bloopers, and biography.

Videodisc release of ten episodes from the Red Skelton show, including skits with Freddie the Freeloader, San Fernando Red, Cauliflower McPugg and other. "Red Skelton began his extensive and rewarding career in comedy with his own radio show, debuting in 1941 and running until 1952, when he made the switch to television. His radio show served as a springboard to develop his characters, whereupon Skelton brought them to the profitable medium of television....

Specifically for actors auditioning for LGBTQ roles, this book features works by LGBTQ writers and comics (and their allies) who have written and/or performed for Comedy Central, Backstage magazine, NBC, the Huffington Post, the Onion, Second City, E!, and many more.