CDR: Kids in the Hall's Bruce McCULLOCH, Dana GOULD, MORE!

[Scott Aukerman]

As seen in Rolling Stone magazine!

"HILARIOUS" - Spin Magazine

"INTIMATE"
"There's a certain anticipation and excitement in the air...as if Sonic Youth were playing an unannounced secret show at a small club." - Esquire

"The world's best comedy night!" - The Sound of Young America

"Billed as the world's greatest comedy night with some justification." - The Onion

"The success of Death-Ray put it on L.A.'s comedy club map." -LA Times

"BEST IN LA"
"Consistently outstanding. The best comics working today." -LA Weekly

"If you do Comedy Death Ray , you'll see that those people are comedy fans... It's great that there are people that value comedy as an art form." - Jim Gaffigan

"COMEDY NIGHT PICK"
"Throngs flock to the hot spot, so reservations are encouraged." -Los Angeles Magazine

"The best comedy night in Los Angeles... the lineups are fantastic every week." -Comedy Central Spotlight

"Will have you either soiling your drawers with laughter or from the intimidation of being in such a small space with such big names (or both)" - Defamer

"Comics come here to kill and they rarely go away without bloody hands." - LA Alternative Press

[Osquip]

I am ridiculously excited about this.

[Gene George]

I will be attending. Those of you who wish to gaze upon the gleaming titanium of my new wedding ring may do so between performances, or surreptitiously during them.

Also, fuck yes this will be a great show.

[gloshi]

Yes! Amazing! Another awesome Death Ray in the works.

[helloitslate]

This sounds like a great show!

TJ Miller is always awesome I dare anybody after seeing his stand up to not like him.

[Levenbach]

Dare Michael Showalter.

[Darryl]

The more I learn about the stuff that goes on at UCB, the more I am seriously considering moving to LA. Stuff like that hardly ever happens here in Montana!

[MikeMic]

i know, why can't more people take a page out of punk rock's book? Move to a place just to go to cool shows, even if that means sleeping outside where the cool shows happen.

[dan telfer]

That's right, get some TJ in there.

[Gene George]

Dare Michael Showalter.

Point Levenbach.

[Babs]

The more I learn about the stuff that goes on at UCB, the more I am seriously considering moving to LA. Stuff like that hardly ever happens here in Montana!

That is basically what I did (from Utah).

And it's been fucking awesome.

[sackoffun]

Does anyone have any extra tickets for this? I already have mine, but a few more friends really want to go. We're going to try standby too, but I figured I'd see if anyone here had any. If so, we can give cash in line. PM me or send an email to sackoffun@gmail.com

Thanks,
Ryan

[Liezl]

The Birthday Boys make their way to UCB to host CDR while interrupting movie scenes, which included Titanic, walking in front of a TV that was playing Harry Potter, and footage of Billy Crystal interrupting other movie montages to get to the Oscars.


TJ Miller as the guy who always looks like he's going to cry.



The audience prepares for some Birthday Boys 3D action..


First surprise drop-in of the night, Kurt Braunohler with his security guard Mr. Bristles (Matt Braunger)




Jessi Klein talks about Lindsay Lohan, the slutty unicorn.


"There's nothing more pathetic than a 70 year old man working out new material!"
Bruce McCulloch works out some new stories, reminiscent of his monologues on kids in the hall.


"oh look, anutha cupcake.."
The other surprise drop-in, John Mulaney, as Kevin Federline being lured to his death with cupcakes.


Nick Kroll as Frabrice Fabrice, Craft Services Coordinator for That's So Raven.


Dana Gould reads some letters from a 1998 issue of G-Fan.


the rest of it:
http://flickr.com/photos/liezlwasher...7604069748022/

[CHaberkern]

Oh, John Mulaney was there? Damn, I'm pissed I missed him! The last time I saw him, his Jerry Orbach bit had me on the floor.

[isoS]

Dana's Bob Hope story is one of the all-time greats.