It's You, Mr. Show, It's You!
Oh2dc, I think, tried to dig up the Mr. Show sketch I was talking about yesterday (the one about adults being all "hey, kids!"). I couldn't find it, but, in the spirit of Potomac Primary day, I present this election-themed sketch:
Also:
UPDATE: Thank you Disenfranchised_Libertarian! Thank you!
Hey Ana (and others) -
It's not the best quality and you have to wait for it to load, but you can watch the whole episode (The Biggest Failure in Broadway) at http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-21682077227586724
No Adults Allowed starts about 3:30 in. Enjoy!
UPDATE: I don't know about whether Mr. Show is NSFW, but the language can get spicy.
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