Too bad this didn't get more attention. I thought it was rich, original and refreshing piece of surrealist comedy.
It's easy to just through absurdity at the audience (which is my main problem with Monty Python). But like Family Guy, Eldon was intelligent about the gags he chose and gave us a free-wheeling piece of frivolous entertainment where he hosts the show in front of white void and fun sketches are sprinkled in.
Some of the sketches I found particularly clever is one where an awkward dinner party conversation is stripped to the bare formula and a series where some strange parallels are drawn between the the rise of the Beatles and of Nazi Germany.
Unique, even when examined next to other counts of bizarre sketch comedy.
It's easy to just through absurdity at the audience (which is my main problem with Monty Python). But like Family Guy, Eldon was intelligent about the gags he chose and gave us a free-wheeling piece of frivolous entertainment where he hosts the show in front of white void and fun sketches are sprinkled in.
Some of the sketches I found particularly clever is one where an awkward dinner party conversation is stripped to the bare formula and a series where some strange parallels are drawn between the the rise of the Beatles and of Nazi Germany.
Unique, even when examined next to other counts of bizarre sketch comedy.