zombie act, want to find, need your help, please!
zombie act, want to find, need your help, please!
Saw part of a very funny act on the comedy channel. I caught a fellow telling some jokes and closed with a great zombie routine. With the theme from 2001 playing, as the crescendos built so did the intensity and force of the spheres movement behind the cloth, thus, creating a subtle sexual innuendo. It was great! I would like to get a copy, how would I go about that?
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Re: zombie act, want to find, need your help, please!
I don't know who you saw, but Amazing Johnathan does this near the end of his act.
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Re: zombie act, want to find, need your help, please!
I remember Judy Carter doing the exact same bit in the 70's ("Thus Spake Zarathustra" and all). Except instead of a zombie ball, she used a stalk of celery.
T. Ladshaw
New Orleans, LA
T. Ladshaw
New Orleans, LA
Re: zombie act, want to find, need your help, please!
That was the last Amazing Jonathon special shot for I believe HBO?
I think he called it the "Floating Ball Of Mystery"
I think he called it the "Floating Ball Of Mystery"
Re: zombie act, want to find, need your help, please!
Best Zombie I've ever seen is Ron Fitzgerald's. He does it using the original concept of the ball stealing the assistant's soul. (The assistant then slumps over an onstage tombstone for the rest of the routine.)
WELL, the girl's soul is just a tad miffed at being wrenched from her body, and forces the ball to circle and attack Ron at an amazing speed. After enduring the zombie assault, Ron returns the girl's soul to her body.
First Zombie I've ever seen that makes sense in terms of actually having a plot.
Kevin Burke
WELL, the girl's soul is just a tad miffed at being wrenched from her body, and forces the ball to circle and attack Ron at an amazing speed. After enduring the zombie assault, Ron returns the girl's soul to her body.
First Zombie I've ever seen that makes sense in terms of actually having a plot.
Kevin Burke