A funny and quirky faux interview, reminiscent of early Woody Allen, that takes a humorous left turn into Mel Brooks territory.
The self-centered "host" succeeds in shredding his guests' credibility along with his own and that of his studio staff. A nice, light piece for a late night or weekend humor segment of any show.
Review of "I Saved That Little Boy"
Dave Barnes
Posted on September 22, 2005 at 04:51 PM
A funny and quirky faux interview, reminiscent of early Woody Allen, that takes a humorous left turn into Mel Brooks territory.
The self-centered "host" succeeds in shredding his guests' credibility along with his own and that of his studio staff. A nice, light piece for a late night or weekend humor segment of any show.