I’ve just been turned onto the British sketch show, “That Mitchell and Webb Look.” It’s pretty great and the first season is available to watch instantly on Netflix.
This is such a simple sketch and I really love it. And it’s not just because I’m a huge heroin junkie.
Thursday, October 29th at The UCB Theatre at 6pm.
Join us in a dark theater where anything can happen. We won’t judge.
Poster by Rory.
Best Fright Ever. 10.30.08
One year ago, I redefined Halloween humor. I defined it as, “unfunny and pun related.” Featuring a dance at the end with Josh Lay and Cory Cavin in mesh shirts. This is insane.
But don’t take my word for it; my mom called this one “…not funny.”
BoogerFace57 said: “That was terrible. I don’t like Craig Rowan or think he’s funny at all anyway, but that was really bad. Just awful. That was a horrible Best Night Ever.”
Check out Gramps’ new show: Guys! Girls! Whatever!
Next Thursday, October 29th at 6pm. Tickets here. It will be as fun as fun gets (and fun gets fun…fast).
Thanks to Damian Chadwick for this disturbing mash-up. Ew.
Finally, someone made riding a unicycle look cool again.
Area Man Has Far Greater Knowledge Of Marvel Universe Than Own Family Tree
My newest headline.
Trip Compton would approve. Birds.
This is a clip from Rubberface, which was Jim Carrey’s ‘first movie.’ I bought a copy of this from Blockbuster in elementary school, when I was at the height of my Jim Carrey fandom. What the cover of the VHS tape didn’t say was that the movie was actually called Introducing…Janet, and was a Canadian after school special about a girl dealing with being overweight. It was renamed Rubberface to cash in on Jim Carrey’s fame. He plays Janet’s friend and has about 3 scenes. The movie was terrible, as evidenced by this clip. I want my $8.99 back.
An Onion Radio News piece based off of a headline I wrote.
Caitlin Tegart and I with Chet and Evan, some fellas from the Real World/Road Rules challenge. We did an interview segment with them for a show we’re working on.
The only Real (World) thing I learned was making funny faces in pictures (Road) Rules.
A new post I wrote for The Huffington Post’s comedy site. It basically shows off my ability to create awesome phone numbers for movies.
A message from Craig. This is a video that I made about 3 and a half years ago. I recently thought about it, and figured why not post it?
A few things about this video:
1. I wrote everything down backwards and read it backwards, and reversed it in editing.
2. I have a beard and my old pair of glasses on (which I crushed by stepping on them after taking a nap).
3. My T-Shirt, which is mostly covered, is a shirt that has Jon Lovitz on Mount Rushmore and says “What About Jon Lovitz?” I can’t explain this shirt, but I miss it.
4. There was absolutely no reason for me to have made this video.
