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EPISODE · Mar 2, 2017 · 29 MIN

Episode 2: The Death of Comedy Goes to Hell or . . . "Kill Me Twice, Shame On You!"

from The Death of Comedy · host Michael J Grady

(Original air date: 01/11/17) "After a disagreement over conflict management systems leads to double murder, Boa and Nuggets face an eternity of fire, brimstone, candy corn and Spandau Ballet."  Sketches:    - “The Nun’s Nasty Habit.”* (00:00) -“Conflict Management.”* (01:30) - “Naïve Nila.”* (15:59) - ”The Pale Horse.”* (19:56) - “American Obesity Association”+ (23-50)   Actors: Laura Anne Eggarichs, Julie Ewald, Frank Iuro, Max Richter and Andrew Wohlson. All sketches performed by Michael J. Grady AKA “MC Nuggets” and [NAME REDACTED] AKA “DJ Boa Ze.” Music:  “Hell” by the Squirrel Nut Zippers from their 1996 album Hot. “Killing Machine” by Judas Priest from the 1982 Album Hell Bent for Leather. Released by Columbia.  “The Death of Comedy’s Rockin’ Guitar Intro” was written and recorded by Daniel Fredrickson, with percussion by Rubix.    Incidental Music in Hell included “The Limbo Song” by Frankie Anderson, “True” by Spandau Ballet, “Songbird” by Kenny G and “Mmbop” by Hanson.  *Written by Michael J. Grady + Written by Michael J. Grady and [NAME REDACTED].

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