This show is exceptionally educational. I learned so much in its all-too-brief run...Not only is God dead, but he was also very small.When in groups of 30, women named Helen tend to develop a hive mentality.Never fornicate with a chicken. The repercussions aren't pretty.Axe murderers are very particular about their craft. Don't even bother suggesting a hacksaw.Dave Foley isn't the only Dave that Bruce knows. Dentists: they've got it ALL figured out, man.That bad man is Hitler, and he's *beep*ing that donkey.The difficult thing about being a mass murderer isn't the murdering part. It's the mass part. It's the pace you've gotta keep up--the sheer volume of murdering. After the first time you've killed, the second time, it's easy. The third time, you start to get cocky, so you gotta be careful. You gotta stay humble, or you make dumb mistakes. Having the monkeys doesn't give you the power. A willingness to let them loose does.And last, but certainly not least, I recently learned that Death is coming to town! I welcome him with open arms...

I have been a Saturday Night Live fan since I first saw it as a child. So it doesn't surprise me that it's originator Lorne Michaels who is also a proud Canadian has contributed by producing a homespun all male revue featuring the hilarious, obviously homosexual Scott Thompson in the cast. Dave Foley is better here than on Newsradio because he can expand his comedy styles. There are others here are who equally important but there are no women. Instead of kids in the hall, it should be called boys in the hall. They don't mind getting dressed up as women. It's hilarious with Mark McKinney as the chicken lady, Kevin MacDonald, and Bruce McCullogh in the cast. I love Thompson playing Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth addressing Canada. I love Canada and I love seeing snow outside. God Bless Canada and this wonderful troupe of entertainers.

The kids in the hall shall forever be part of Canadian pop culture. The show introduces a group of comedians from Canada, who are extremely funny and charming. They pushed the limits with sexuality and comedy, along with pushing the sensors. If you have not seen this show, try and catch it because it's simply Canadian comedy at it's best! On their Tour Of Duty, I was lucky enough to see them when they came here to London, and having them to thank for getting me into writing and acting, it was a great honor to meet them. I stood for hours to meet them, and I was so excited, I barely said anything. I did however shake Mark's hand when he was impressed by my drawing of him. He liked it so much he didn't want to sign it cause he was afraid to wreak it. Now it hangs on my wall, and although I believe it is one of the worst pictures I've ever drawn, it's one of my favorites! These guys are charming and funny and I love them soooo much! Gives me a reason to be proud of Canada!

This show is amazing. The comedy is hilariously ahead of its time. How could anyone not love the amazing comedian/actors David Foley, Bruce McCulloch, Kevin McDonald, Mark McKinney and Scott Thompson. They are truly masters of their crafts and full of spontaneous energy as the comedy troupe, The Kids in the Hall. And I think that they are a perfect combination of sketch comedy at its best. So what if they dress as women, sometimes people can't tell their men in dresses! No matter what, DVD sales of season one and season two (and hopefully more to come) show proof that the Kids in the Hall is an award-deserving and fun show for many. I hope that this show provides laughter for audiences to come. At least, give them a try. They're amazing!