The only Kids in the Hall podcast that we know of

CBC Link to the episode: https://watch.cbc.ca/media/kids-in-the-hall/season-1/episode-5/38e815a-009571dd566

Welcome to KITH and Tell: a reminder of just how much of our fucked up humour can be blamed on Kids in the Hall.

In this episode the sketches are:

• Indian drum: a ridiculous rhyming short where a dull-witted Mark McKinney bemoans the loss of his drum - stolen by a frustrated Kevin McDonald.
• That’s followed by the return of Mark McKinney’s headcrusher, who this time is taking aim at partiers trying to get into a club
• Date negotiators: Bruce McCullough and Mark are Gerald and Gerald, two lawyers trying to reach a compromise for two dating clients with differing opinions on the duration and order of dinner, dancing and guaranteed sexual intercourse on date six
• We’ve then got some juvenile humour from a skit about Grampa’s Poo, where a family celebrates Bruce’s character for having his first bowel movement in four years - only for it to be lost to the beloved dog.
• Vacation: Where Scott Thompson’s naked body is described as a playground for families to enjoy a holiday, including the pool at the bottom of his back and the dark caverns of his nostrils...though it gets saucy when we get to the nipples
• And the question we’ve all been asking: Are extraterrestrials dull? Dave Foley leads a spoof about alien abductions, where we learn about their boring TV habits, and preferences for alpaca wool blend cardigans.
• Bruce then has a daydream, wondering about what it would be like if Elvis were his Landlord.
• That’s all capped off with the headcrusher taking a break from his hobby to gallantly help a puking flathead home.