Moon Movies: FROM THE FILES OF CRYPTOZOOLOGY #9
Host Giorgimos L. Tchsankitos brings together expert testimony from a wide array of fields to discuss the existence of cryptid hominids such as the skunk ape, bigfoot, the yeti, and many more.
Posts tagged Kenny Pickett
Sunday Funnies: Huffington Pots #14
Huff gets “burnt out” by the disconnect of modern communication.
To read previous strips, click here.
Sunday Funnies: Huffington Pots #11
Huffington Pots returns with a “rip”-roaring new adventure for 2012!
Live On The Moon: CHRISTMAS!
Santa and his pals Bob and Nat are enjoying some holiday cheer when a thieving chimney-sweep tries to steal their presents. The fellas are mad but Santa forgives poor Peter and convinces Nat and Bob to let him join the variety show and sing a little song. Peter is thrilled, so long as the other Moon Players will help him sing it.
Originally performed on The Moon’s Christmas Special, Tuesday, December 21st, 2011.
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Sunday Funnies: A Huffington Pots Holiday Special
A lot of people think that Huff is Rastafarian.
Huff would like to apologize for putting this strip out a day late. He says that Saturday was “the Sabbath” and Sunday was “the day for listening to Sabbath”, so he’s had a busy weekend.
Art by Kenny Pickett
Script by Nat Towsen
Live On The Moon: HOOTENANNY WITH THE MOONKIDS
A year ago we took a break from that whole comedy thing and decided what we really wanted to do was drink too much whiskey, play guitar, and sing songs till the wee hours of the night with our friends. The result was Hootenanny With The Moonkids, a seven part musical concert. It was one of the best nights of our lives and I hope you all enjoy it as much as we did.
01. The Moon Show Players - “Buffalo Gals”
02. Camille Harris and John Warren - “Do I Ever Cross Your Mind?”
03. Pickett, Towsen, and Warren - “(Can’t Live Without Your) Love and Affection”
01. Bryan Condon and John Warren - “I’m The Man”
02. Group Sing-along - “Baby”
Brittain Ashford & Caitlin Steitzer
01. Summer Light
02. Girls Just Want To Have Fun
01. Steph Fagan & John Warren - “House of The Rising Sun”
02. James Beard, Bryan Condon, Camille Harris - “Quantum Entanglement”
03. The Moon Show Players - “Barnaby Loveless”
01. The Moon Show Players - “The Weight”
02. Bob Walles & Nat Towsen - “Chain Gang”
03. Bryan Condon & Steph Fagan - “Comes A Time”
Stuckey & Murray & Foti
01. Medley
02. The Ballad of The Man Who Wears Looney Tunes Clothing
03. Untitled
04. Its Every Cuss Word We Know
01. Bob Walles & John Warren - “I Wish I Was a Mole in The Ground”
02. Kenny Pickett & John Warren - “The Wrestler”
03. James Beard - “Hotel Yorba”
04. The Moon Show Players - “Buffalo Gals” reprise.
Or watch the whole playlist RIGHT HERE
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New Moon Movie: A Haunting
Did you miss The Moon’s musical 65th show? Why did you do that?
Luckily, one of the musical numbers came in the form of an eerie video: After Bob and Nat accidentally spilled milk on Camille, causing her deathly dairy allergy to end her life, she returned as a ghost with this grave warning for the careless knuckleheads.
Melody and vocals by Camille Harris
Lyrics by Bob Walles
Recorded and edited by Kenny Pickett
Moon Movies: FROM THE FILES OF CRYPTOZOOLOGY #4
For millions of years, people have claimed to have had encounters with unknown animals. From the Files of Cryptozoology examines these claims and searches for truth hidden within myth.
Live On The Moon: THE PREMIERE OF SYBERPUNK 2000!
This is the first ever performance by Syberpunk 2000 on The Moon. Or is it his last? Or just one in between? The timeline’s kinda funny with that guy.
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Good Parts In Cinema History: TWISTER
With all this talk about earthquakes and hurricanes here in New York City, we wanted to share a different kind of natural disaster that occurred on The Moon a little over a year ago. Nat went on a date, but left Bryan, not Bob, in charge of the Moon Kids. With Nat away the kids did play and left quite a mess on the stage. When Nat returned he was pretty mad at Bryan, till Tim and Kenny came to the rescue with a very special Good Parts In Cinema History that justified the stage appearance.
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