033-Organ Recital
"Organ Recital" tells the comedic tale of a dog psychiatrist, Disney villains and a wagon wheel chandelier.
"Organ Recital" tells the comedic tale of a dog psychiatrist, Disney villains and a wagon wheel chandelier.
"Destiny Manifest" tells the comedic tale of Christmas disappointment, Velcro tennis shoes and a realtor called Big Gay Al.
"Good Intentions" tells the comedic tale of a gerbil in a cigar box, a Toni Tennille haircut and a singing girl group called The Honeybees.
"Yes, Dear" tells the comedic tale of Gilligan's Island reruns, a hand grenade and an imaginary Minnesotan named Mildred Hansen.
"With A Capital T" tells the comedic tale of a towboat named Linda, Laura Ingalls Wilder and a bikini wax.
"I Can Feel The Vibe-Part 2" tells the comedic tale of Day-Glo green swimming caps, Home Town Buffet and Ethel Merman.
"I Can Feel The Vibe-Part 1" tells the comedic tale of a mermaid, satin tennis shorts and a cheerleader named Estelle.
"Re-Tale Therapy" tells the comedic tale of homemade donuts, a cigar box full of rocks and circling your wagons.
"Trip Around The Sun" tells the comedic tale of tassel twirling, a Crock-Pot and the Swedish frog dance.
"Dearly Beloved" tells the comedic tale of a granny skirt, a karaoke machine and a German Shorthaired Pointer in a bow tie.
"Stand-up Guy" tells the comedic tale of an 80's boom box, bacon and a nudist next door neighbor.
"It's A Good Thing" tells the comedic tale of pine nuts, a pasty and an Enchanted Castle Cake.
"Had Me A Blast" tells the comedic tale of a wake-up call to Gloria Steinem, frying in baby oil and a Mazel Tov cocktail.
"This Ain't No Disco" tells the comedic tale of a telephone psychic, a leather mini skirt and a place called Kiddie Corner.
"Best Laid Plans" tells the comedic tale of finding gurus, fantasy grocery shopping and the downside of wearing white jeans.
"The Weighting Game" tells the comedic tale of pineapple for breakfast, Uncle Fester and a pair of pink pumps.
"Welcome To Show Business" tells the comedic tale of a levitating lesbian, a stripper named Bianca and cooking breakfast for Prince.
"A Nose By Any Other Name" tells the comedic tale of a time machine, modeling secrets and a runaway sailboat.
"You Can Run But You Can't Hide" tells the comedic tale of a Midwest microburst, the fascinating dance of the bees, and a somewhat masculine umbrella.
"Mid to Late" tells the comedic tale of Costco meatballs, an escape room and a fur coat.
"The Camera Adds 10 Pounds and a Yellow Leisure Suit" tells the comedic tale of my own Ghost of Christmas Past, dinner theater in the garage and a yellow leisure suit.
"Playing God" tells the comedic tale of a puppet from The Lion King, man’s best friend and a Disney parade wig.
"As Seen On TV" tells the comedic tale of a bleach-filled kiddie pool, mix tapes and a remake of "The Wizard of Oz."
"Cul-de-sac" tells the comedic tale of a Persian numerologist, leg warmers and a blind dog playing Sandy in the musical "Annie."
"Is That You, Bosley?" tells the comedic tale of suburban Boy Scout angst, cupcake deprivation and a couple of undercover angels.
"Travelopathy" tells the comedic tale of a cranky French tour guide, a pair of moldy ABBA clogs and a villainess named Madame X.
"The First Noel" tells the comedic tale of reinvented traditions, a hot legs contest and a 23-hour bus ride from hell.
"Adieu Contessa" tells the comedic tale of a mid-life decision that brings back memories of Midwest family vacations, hair restoration and Richard Gere.
"Google Boy" tells the comedic tale of a backyard UFO, old school stalking and Jackie O sunglasses.
"The Hooker Next Door" tells the comedic tale of a one-bunned Princess Leia and two suburban Nancy Drews.