Favorite Kids in the Hall skits

[Bodhisattva]

I loved this show back in the late 80s/early 90s. Lots of great skits. What are your favorites? I have many, but I'll start off with a couple:

 

[seebell]

Funny. Was that a TV show? Never heard of it.

 

[92tide]

there were so many good ones

some of my favorites

- the one where a character (played by bruce mcculluch i think) keeps getting his arse kicked and keeps looking for fights
- the "will do" guy

 

[crimsonaudio]

"I crush your head" is the first thing I think if when I hear 'Kids in the Hall'.

 

[92tide]

"I crush your head" is the first thing I think if when I hear 'Kids in the Hall'.

i was "crushing" my daughter's head the other night and she just looked at me like i was weird.

 

[Jon]

 

[MattinBama]

Hard to pick just one. Although one that I reference a lot and can't link involves 25 cent offerings of 'favors'.

It's more of a short throwaway joke than a full on skit but it always made me laugh.

 

[Bodhisattva]

Funny. Was that a TV show? Never heard of it.

The show was on five or six seasons (@ 1988-1994), IIRC. I believe it was on Canadian television and then picked up in the States by Comedy Central. They also had a movie Brain Candy after the show ended.

 

[Bodhisattva]

"I crush your head" is the first thing I think if when I hear 'Kids in the Hall'.

i was "crushing" my daughter's head the other night and she just looked at me like i was weird.

I taught my daughter to crush heads when she was a toddler. She loved it. Once school age she taught her classmates the joke. This is why I'm the coolest Dad ever.

 

[Bodhisattva]

there were so many good ones

some of my favorites

- the one where a character (played by bruce mcculluch i think) keeps getting his arse kicked and keeps looking for fights

- the "will do" guy

 

[Jon]

The show was on five or six seasons (@ 1988-1994), IIRC. I believe it was on Canadian television and then picked up in the States by Comedy Central. They also had a movie Brain Candy after the show ended.

Lorne Michaels produced, started on Canadian Broadcasting (CBC) and HBO and then moved around a bit to CBS and Comedy Central. I remember having viewing parties in my Dorm at Paty Hall watching it in 88/89 when we got HBO

 

[Jon]

Hard to pick just one. Although one that I reference a lot and can't link involves 25 cent offerings of 'favors'.

It's more of a short throwaway joke than a full on skit but it always made me laugh.

I thought about "I Ain't gonna spread for no roses" but didn't post for the same reason

 

[Tidewater]

Personal favorite. "No funny business, or this will happen to you."

 

[Tidewater]

Second favorite. "I'm sorry I caused all that cancer."

 

[Jon]

a little insight into my family but the wife and I still say "Packageez!" and grab for them when we get things because of this sketch

 

[Tidewater]

I remember having viewing parties in my Dorm at Paty Hall watching it in 88/89 when we got HBO

You and I have something in common.
Paty, 4th floor, middle wing (a bit before your time).

 

[92tide]

You and I have something in common.
Paty, 4th floor, middle wing (a bit before your time).

i lived in paty, 5th floor, middle wing 87/88.

 

[Jon]

i lived in paty, 5th floor, middle wing 87/88.

3rd floor here

 

[Jon]

 

[Tidewater]

3rd floor here

It's like a Bama right of passage. That place was a cross between Animal House and a zoo.

I moved out mid-year, to the Russian House (on Thomas Cir. which is now in the grocery section of the Publix on University), when I discovered you could live with girls if you lived in the Russian House.
I like girls.*




* Although I have settled down to just one girl now.