New Soundboards
Locked And Loaded Radio April 2010
Zelda Rubinstein, the US actress best known for her role as the diminutive psychic in 1982 film Poltergeist, has died last January 27, 2010 at the age of 76. Known also as a high-profile Aids public awareness campaign leader in the 1980s and was an outspoken activist for the rights of people of restricted height.
Johnny LaRue a titan of arrogant skill who fashions his lifestyle after Hugh Hefner. He even has his own version of Hef's Bunnies. He calls his gals the Gerbils. He has hosted a variety of programs at SCTV over the years like Mr Science, Street Beef, game shows, and super specials. The role is played by the late John Candy.
Count Floyd is a horror host of SCTV's Monster Chiller Horror Theater, played by comic actor Joe Flaherty. Count Floyd offers up this so-called scare classic, with a rare in-studio interview with stars. Flaherty's Count Dracula makeup and his goofy transylvania/yiddish accent are a hoot.
SCTV station owner who travels around in a wheelchair purely for the respect. He usually appeared on the series to introduce various network programs. Cheap, dishonest, gruff, and prone to making meandering patriotic speeches for no good reason. He routinely treated his employees with disdain. The character is played by Joe Flaherty.
A compilation on my personal faves.
Talk Like Brad Johnson AT A PUSH OF A BUTTON!!!!!!!
Mesut is a romantic Ventrilo lover from Turkey. From day one he gets on to chat with RuneScape's Meissie40 (Nicky). Is his love heart-felt or is it sheer lust? Who knows? Who cares? But one thing's for certain... this won't be his last time interrupting the voice chat group. His memory lives on through this sound board.
Let's scrim
Second City TV was a sketch comedy show with a repertory cast. It was a concept show about the programs and behind-the-scenes shenanigans of a cheesy, low-budget TV station. Some of the most incisive and skillful parodies in TV history, from commercials for useless products to self-congratulatory talk shows to pompous "cultural" programming.
SCTV station manager who replaced Moe Green. Decked out in leopard skin, she's always pleased as punch to put egomaniacle staffers in their place. Starred in such SCTV original movies as Gangway for a Miracle and Give 'Em Hell, Bess. The character is played by Andrea Martin.
Bob and Doug McKenzie were a pair of Canadian performers who first rose to fame as members of the SCTV troupe. Bob and Doug initially emerged in an SCTV sketch as the sibling hosts of a Canadian show called The Great White North, portraying the McKenzie brothers as beer-swilling imbeciles, the skit took a friendly swipe at Canuck stereotypes.