CDR: Sarah Silverman / Ed Helms / Matt Braunger / 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

"Highest bang-to-buck comedy ratio" - Metromix

"Insanely Awesome" - LAist

"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

[FrankHowley]

Really looking forward to this, as usual.

[gloshi]

Awesome show! Here's a quick recap,

-Hosted by Chelsea Peretti who had Emergency Host cards to jump to if she needed to pump up the crowd.
-Jason Nash talked about Beyond Twisted and parenthood.
-The Jasmine Twins talked and sang about being related and how close they are as siblings.
-Matt Braunger tried out some new material and mixed in some old. Awesome set and great energy as always.
-Ed Helms talked about skunks getting into the crawl space at his house, 7-11 sandwiches and about how a lot of foods are in cock form.
-Sarah Silverman tried out some new stuff as well and helped a couple audience members with some relationship problems.
-Surprise guest Louis CK dropped in and did around 30 minutes which was all excellent material, I'm assuming his new/newer stuff, I hadn't heard any of it before.

An all around great show!

[FrankHowley]

Louis C.K. was excellent. Awesome surprise.

[amoment]

So great to see Two-Headed Dog (Gruber, Mark Fite, Jim Turner, Craig Anton) as part of CDR Sketch!

[Paul Ramone]

Louis C.K. is a machine. I've seen him do about 80/90 minutes total from his last three appearances at CDR since the spring and I'm pretty sure he's only repeated a single bit.

[patregan]

GODDAMNIT. why do i always miss louis ck?

[FrankHowley]

Originally Posted by amoment

So great to see Two-Headed Dog (Gruber, Mark Fite, Jim Turner, Craig Anton) as part of CDR Sketch!

With the exception of Gruber from Freaks and Geeks, I had never seen/heard of them before. I really enjoyed the skit. It was totally bizarre and funny on multiple levels. I hope to catch their show at UCB sometime.

(I was the kid who was pulled on stage)

EDIT: Speaking of CDR Sketch, Rob Huebel and Paul Scheer's bits were terrific.

[amoment]

FrankHowley, I was talking to the guys about it after the show and they specifically commented that they thought you were great in their sketch. :-)

If you can make it, you should check them out this Friday at 9:30 at the UCB -- it's a double billing with Kristen Rivers, doing her one-woman show "Sick for Attention," so I'm guessing they'll do about 30 minutes or so. That sketch was just a taste of what the 'Dog puts into their shows. And there's a Facebook fan page if you want to keep up with their schedule.

[Tracy]

It was the greatest overall Tuesday night (deathray + sketch) so far in 2009 in my humble opinion.