30 sec. inside a guy's brain

The true ham.

All is not Smurfy with Mr. Blonde.

Seinfeld interviews a Matzo. Not that there's anything wrong with it.

Calling All Podcasters: Not sure if this will catch on, but I was hoping to start the first podcast petition. Simply add your personal video or audio message to this podcast and send it on. If enough podcasters latch on maybe a certain someone in Washington, D.C. will finally listen.

Real men eat quiche. Real men cry at movies. And yes, real men aren’t afraid to do a certain something in the shower.

I'm not sure how many times the folks at PBS aired this episode, but believe me, it is a classic.

Aaaahhh, 80’s action TV shows! Where bad guys were bad. Good guys were good. And no one felt one bit of guilt or remorse using glorified and gratuitous violence. Of course, the best part (of the show) had to be the corny joke told and the group laughter that occurred at the end of every episode. Like clockwork.

This is what happens when you combine an edgy/erotic drama with breakfast cereal.

Ever wanted to know when the Partridge Family jumped the shark?

A beloved children’s icon rewritten into a story, more suitable for today’s guys (30+).

A cuddly, retro, yet lovable creature finally meets her match, sorta.

From the network that brought you celebrities skating, animals attacking and cars chasing.

Over 150 million men watch at least one sport regularly. Though the term “watch” doesn’t mean what it did 20 years ago. Thanks to computers and other tech devices, no guy has to be glued to the set to catch a glimpse of the score. However, to technically say you “watched” the game to other guy-compadres, the Man-Code stipulates that at least 3 minutes to 1 quarter of the game should be viewed. NOTE: These times differ for the playoffs

Zombie Jacko’s review of the NEW, soon-to-be-a-cult-classic – SNAKES ON A PLANE. The king of pop was very impressed, giving the film a whopping & lopping 2 ½ severed heads.

This comic is a tribute to one of the great sitcoms that really nailed the “misunderstanding formula.” Three’s Company. And yes, I also give a shout out to – Philadelphia. A new sitcom on F/X. Check with your local cable provider if you don’t carry it.

Ahhh, 1990. Acid Wash jeans. Hammer pants. Vanilla Ice. Also a time I was working on the comic strip the "SUNY Side" for the college newspaper at SUNY (State College of NY) Fredonia. The strip lasted 3 years. And then like Mr. Ice, it faded away to nothing.

Ok, only two more to go and then it’s back to the old format. I admit the one problem with the strip is sometimes it relies on the reader to have advanced knowledge of the Jewish culture, for some of the jokes. This strip again has to do with Passover and talks about the 4 questions. A part of the seder ceremony in which the youngest person (attending the seder) asks four questions about Passover. The first question (which I refer to in the comic) is about Matzo. "Why is it that on all other nights during the year we eat either bread or matzo, but on this night we eat only matzo?"

I actually, did a couple more of these strips. So rather than subject you to one of ‘em every week, I figure I'd release them all right away.

Back by popular demand (ok, because of one person) it’s another episode of Mutant Matzo Ball Merv & Sam! YES, now I spell Matzo right! For the first issue of this pulse pounding series check out the "bonus comic" episode right after episode 10.

Ok, so it’s been really hot in NYC. Really hot! Record heat! This may have had an effect on this week’s video podcast. Think happy meets sadistic.