Tom Clark

From the comics’ condo of Appleton Wisconsin’s Skyline Comedy Cafe:

Tom Clark (Comedy Central’s Premium Blend, the Late Late Show, Last Comic Standing) talks about:
- starting out in Milwaukee and making his way out to LA
- upcoming TV projects: TNT’s the Closer, NBC’s Outsourced
- working on a TV show and much more!

Current Events with Tom Clark and Pat McGann:
- Paris Hilton arrested for cocaine possession
- Dancing with the Stars newest line up
- MGM Grand pool evacuated
- Jersey Shore craziness regarding a certain note
- Did me and Tom leave Pat a note informing him that we had sex with his jokes?

I discuss my feature film debut in Hugh Jackman’s “Real Steel.”

My trip to New York: Seeing some of my favorite comics perform in one show at the Comedy Cellar, such as Chris Rock.

Jon Fisch’s (Conan, Comedy Central, Last Comic Standing, TBS LOL Lounge) podcast “In the Tank” inspired me to start a podcast where I interview the comics I work with. Jon talks about his podcast, becoming a regular at the best clubs in New York… and much more.

Dave Attell crashes the interview at the restaurant above the Comedy Cellar.

Todd Link (Jimmy Kimmel, Pulp Comics, Evening at the Improv, MTV), a comedy veteran of 15 years, stops by to discuss opening for comics such as Jimmie Walker and Jerry Seinfeld.

Current Events:
-Lindsay sentenced to 90 days in jail
-Carrie Prejean weds with Kyle Boller
-Twilight is quickly becoming the biggest movie franchise ever
-Prince says the internet is “over”…. and much more

I cohost with my sister, Courtney King, on her show “Sports Lounge” for radio Depaul. Pat McGann calls in to talk White Sox. Comcast Sportsnet anchor Chuck Garfien calls in from the White Sox game to talk baseball and compliment my acting ability. I also do a fantastic impression of Norris Trophy winner and Blackhawks defenseman Duncan Keith.

Later in the week, I was on the road in Michigan and Indiana opening for comedian and professional whiskey shooter, Mike Stanley. Mike discusses his DVD “Tough Luck Chump,” going from being an open micer to headliner in 3 years, throwing a prostitute out of one of our shows, and getting a woman arrested outside a local bar after one of our shows.

Zanies, Chicago House MC Pat McGann stops by to discuss his television show “the Chicago Stand up Project.”

Current Events:
-Blackhawks
-Oil Spill
-Mariah Carey is pregnant
-Heidi and Spencer split… and more

From the old comedy condo of the Milwaukee Comedy Cafe:

The uncensored Scott Paparcuri talks about his fascinating life in show business. Scott talks about going from being a morning radio star in Connecticut and a headlining comedian to smoking crack, losing clubs because of getting a waitress pregnant, losing his job, and going to jail for 2 years. He goes on to discuss what he had to do to get his life back together in this brutally honest and compelling interview.

Current Events:
-Gary Coleman dies… who’s next Lindsay Lohan or Brett Michaels?
-A professional singer and dancer wins “Dancing with the Stars”
-Sex and the City 2… and more

From the comedy condo of the Skyline Comedy Cafe in Appleton, Wisconsin:

Bil Dwyer (Battlebots, Last Comic Standing, Comedy Central, VH1, the Tonight Show) tells us to enjoy the “golden age” of cake shows while we can and stirs things up at a morning radio interview.

Tyler Boeh (finalist in both the Seattle and San Francisco comedy competitions) sees Bil walk around the condo without pants on and randomly does a backflip on a stranger’s trampoline.

Then I deal with a Motley Crew of a crowd at Goose Lake Pub in Morris, IL.

Joe Red takes 2nd place at the “Funniest Person in Chicago” stand up contest.

Walt Delaney, from Second City’s Conservatory program, talks about the Chicago improv scene and tries stand up for the first time ever! We do some podcast improv and we goof on the Sex and the City 2 trailer.

Bert Haas, the Zanies booker, talks about what he looks for in a comic and discusses working with some of the greatest comics of all time.

Norm MacDonald discusses his role in Adam Sandler’s “Grown Ups,” decides he is for the new KFC sandwich, and is hilarious…

Jeanie Doogan talks about living a double life as a stand up comic and a high school teacher.

Ryan Budds talks about opening for superstars such as Dennis Miller and Zach Galifianakis when he was still in college.

Pat McGann talks about being the Zanies, Chicago House MC, showcasing for and working with Eddie Brill (Letterman booker), getting booked at the Great American Comedy Festival, and contemplates changing his name to Karzai.

Jack Calhoun talks about working at Zanies and his open mic at Bacino’s in Lincoln Park (Wednesday’s at 9:30 pm).

Exclusive coverage of the “Funniest Person in Chicago” stand up contest at Showtime. I have interviews with comics Joe Red, Dale Zawada, Kristi Treitman, and Mike Von. There’s also an interview with the owner of Showtime, Al Sweis.

Prescott Tolk (Comedy Central, TBS LOL Lounge) talks about his one man show “High Jinxed.”