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Kids in the Hall FAQ 1.9 1/4: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
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Summary of Changes in this FAQ
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v1.9: Added "Fletcher Christian" and "Liposuction" transcripts and various
corrections & clarifications in sketch list.
v1.8: Added more stuff on future of KITH, added Open Letter to the Guy
That Stole His Bike Wheel transcript, updated various bits, several new
magazine articles, many various sketch list corrections, a few new
recurring characters, various corrections to recurring characters,
and some more censored lines added.
v1.7: Added some On the Subject of Me transcripts, various corrections
in the sketch list (thanks to Tom Walsh!), updated some stuff in the future
of KITH section, Added several new sketch transcripts: Dean and Lex and
some Videos, Gavin at the Funeral, Buddy Seeks a New Lover, Daddy Drank,
Gavin at the Butcher-shop, Mississippi Gary and Kathy Have it Out,
McGillicutty and Greene.
v1.6: Added various extra stuff throughout, added pointer to the FTP
site with all the cool Bellini files, added some info on the KITH zine,
added several new transcripts: Bruce: The Cause of Cancer; Christ
Wasn't a Very Good Carpenter; Stop the World, We Broke up; Open Letter
to the People Who Watched the Guy Steal His Bike Wheel; I'm a Bad Doctor;
Communist Threat
v1.5: Added "The Guy with a Good Attitude Towards Menstruation" transcript,
added a bunch of 1994 show listings (finally), fixed up WWW FAQ Format
compliance YET AGAIN (sheesh -- it probably still won't work!),
turned Part 3 into Parts 3 and 4, added some more info on KITH movie,
added "Buddy: Actor, Singer, Dancer and Model" transcript, added "Bikini
Inspector" transcript, added "Mushroom Boy" transcript, added "I Did Not
Find Love..." transcript, added "Celebrity Problems" transcript, added
"Sandwich People" transcript, added more stuff about the future of KITH.
v1.4: Fixed up WWW FAQ Format compliance, added info on KITH movie
and various other future KITH projects, added transcript of "The Night
Bruce Connected with his Dog", fixed various things, added more info on
KITH merchandise, added "Letter to the Hospital" transcript, added
"Ain't Gonna Spread for No Roses" lyrics, added "Bruce On How To Break
Into Show Biz" transcript.
v1.3: Added lyrics of "Running Faggot" song, several new magazine
articles, some more bio info, Tucker as a recurring character, a
few miscellaneous corrections, added "Terrier" song lyrics,
changed name of Joe & Lilly to Sid & Sharisse (because apparently
there is a current (1994) sketch (which I have not seen) that has
their names explicit (Joe & Lilly were just guesses as to their
names)), added partial lyrics to "These are the Daves I Know" song.
[+] Indicates new or revised answers
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Contents
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Part 1 (this file)
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1.01) What is The Kids in the Hall?
1.02) Where can I find the KITH FAQ? How often is it posted?
1.03) Who are The Kids in the Hall?
1.04) Where can I watch KITH? What day/time/channel?
1.05) Is KITH censored? Where can I watch uncensored shows?
1.06) Is KITH closed-captioned?
1.07) Are spellings on the closed-captioning "official"?
1.08) Where can I get Comedy Central info/schedules?
1.09) What's with all the crossdressing?
1.10) Are any of the Kids gay?
1.11) How old are the Kids? What are the vital statistics of the Kids?
1.12) What are the origins of KITH?
1.13) What is the future of KITH?
1.14) Is there a KITH movie?
1.15) Is there a KITH book?
1.16) Is there a KITH zine?
1.17) Is there a KITH videotape?
1.18) Have there been any KITH magazine articles?
1.19) Is there a Usenet newsgroup for discussing KITH?
1.20) Where can I find KITH stuff on the Internet?
1.21) Is there KITH info on other online services?
1.22) Are there "official" names for KITH sketches?
1.23) Who does the opening theme for KITH? Do they have a
cassette/CD? Do they do the bumper music and other music
in the show as well?
1.24) Is there a KITH fan club? Where can I write the Kids?
1.25) Is KITH merchandise available?
1.26) Where and when and how often is KITH taped?
1.27) Can I get tickets for a KITH taping?
1.28) Why will there be no more KITH shows?
1.29) Are there KITH concert tours? How can find out where/when?
1.30) What other movies/TV shows/plays have the Kids been in? [+]
1.31) What are the credits for KITH? Who writes the sketches on KITH?
1.32) KITH FAQ Submission Guidelines
1.33) Who contributed to this FAQ?
1.34) Copyright Information
Part 2 (posted separately)
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What are the different KITH season opening sequences?
Is there a list of KITH episodes and/or sketches?
Part 3 (posted separately)
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What are the recurring characters in KITH?
What was the censored line in [sketch]?
Is there a transcript of [sketch]?
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Frequenty Asked Questions
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1.01) What is The Kids in the Hall?
The Kids in the Hall (aka KITH, aka KitH) is a sketch comedy TV show.
KITH is known for its off-beat irreverant comedy and hilariously
accurate and subtle characterizations of both men *and* women (all of
the Kids are male). If you have never seen KITH you are missing out!
Check it out!
1.02) Where can I find the KITH FAQ? How often is it posted?
The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) List for alt.tv.kids-in-hall (this
file, Parts 1-4) is posted approximately once a month to the Usenet
newsgroups alt.tv.kids-in-hall, alt.answers, and news.answers with an
expiration date approximately one month from the date of posting. It is
posted on or about the 4th of each month. If the FAQ is not available on
alt.tv.kids-in-hall at your site, check alt.answers and news.answers.
This FAQ is available for anonymous FTP from rtfm.mit.edu, in the
directory /pub/usenet/news.answers/tv/kids-in-hall, files part1 - part4.
(URL available below). If you do not have direct access by FTP, you can
obtain a copy via email: send a message to mail-server@rtfm.mit.edu with
the following lines in the body of the message:
send usenet/news.answers/tv/kids-in-hall/part1
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send usenet/news.answers/tv/kids-in-hall/part3
send usenet/news.answers/tv/kids-in-hall/part4
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You can find the WWW (hypertext) version of this FAQ at:
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu:80/hypertext/faq/usenet/tv/kids-in-hall/top.html
You can find the text version of this FAQ at:
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/news.answers/tv/kids-in-hall/
You can find the UNIX Compressed (.Z) text version of this FAQ at:
ftp://ftp.uu.net/usenet/news.answers/tv/kids-in-hall/
If you did not get this FAQ directly from one of the above sources,
you may be reading an old version. See the above locations for the
most recent version before sending corrections/submissions.
1.03) Who are The Kids in the Hall?
The Kids in the Hall are Dave Foley, Bruce McCulloch, Kevin McDonald,
Mark McKinney, and Scott Thompson. Also appearing occasionally are
Paul Bellini, Brian Hartt, Norm Hiscock.
1.04) Where can I watch KITH? What day/time/channel?
USA:
In the USA, the easiest place to watch KITH is Comedy Central, a cable
network. Comedy Central shows KITH reruns approximately daily at several
different times, including (Eastern times) 1:30pm, 11:00pm, and often late
at night or early in the morning. Comedy Central is not available
in all areas; pester your local cable operator if you do not have it.
Other cable systems make Comedy Central share one channel with another
cable network, so you may have Comedy Central only during certain times
of the day. If this is the case, you still may be able to catch KITH
since it is shown so often. Comedy Central changes its schedule very
often, so this information may no longer be accurate. Check your local
listings (or check alt.tv.kids-in-hall) for the latest info.
Every Father's Day, Comedy Central has a "Father's Day with the Kids"
KITH marathon that lasts up to 12 hours! Other marathons on Comedy
Central (for example, "Canada Day" (July 1) and "The Joy of Sketch")
also feature KITH sketches, but generally not entire shows. There are
occasionally other KITH-only marathons on CC, though, so keep an eye out.
[ ???? Is KITH still on CBS ???? ]
The broadcast network CBS showed KITH episodes late Fridays or Saturdays.
CBS shows two episodes separated by a short sketch that explains that
another show is coming up next. So CBS episodes are in fact an hour long.
Note that it is up to each local CBS affiliate station to decide when to
show KITH. Some show it very late at night and some don't show it at all.
You may have two or more CBS affiliates in your area; if it is not on one,
it might be on another. Check your local listings.
The premium cable network HBO used to show premiere, uncensored KITH
episodes, but once KITH moved from HBO to CBS there were no more
HBO episodes.
Canada:
In Canada, KITH is on CBC Monday nights at 9:00pm.
UK:
In the UK, KITH is no longer being aired.
Satellite:
???? anyone have any info ????
Elsewhere:
The Netherlands: channel Nederland 3, Tuesdays 8:00pm
Greece: channel Seven-X, weekdays 8:00pm
???? anyone have any more info ????
1.05) Is KITH censored? Where can I watch uncensored shows?
The Kids in the Hall is censored on Comedy Central and CBS to remove
adult language and (very) occasional nudity. (On CBS in the early days
there was much less censorship than today for some reason.) There are
also apparently some sketches that have never been aired by either
Comedy Central or CBS because of language and/or content. HBO, CBC and
UK shows are/were uncensored. However, some HBO sketches have not
appeared on CBC or were changed. Currently in the USA there is no
network to watch uncensored shows on.
Keep in mind that the uncensored lines appear in the closed captioning,
so if you have a CC decoder, and the sketch is closed-captioned, you can
read the uncensored line if you can't figure it out from context.
(See "Is KITH closed-captioned?")
See the Censored Lines section in Part 3 of this FAQ for more informaton
and a list of what was actually said in various sketches.
(See "Censored Lines")
Some sketches are censored by being re-shot. There is no way to tell if
a sketch has been re-shot to remove adult language except by checking
the Censored Lines section in Part 3 of this FAQ.
1.06) Is KITH closed-captioned?
The Kids in the Hall is occasionally closed-captioned on Comedy Central.
There is no definite pattern of which shows are closed-captioned. In
fact, within one show some sketches may be closed-captioned while others
are not. And the same show on Comedy Central may be closed captioned one
time it is shown but uncaptioned the next time it is shown. KITH was much
more regularly (perhaps always) closed captioned on HBO.
From joec@hookup.net (Joe Clark):
KITH is captioned in Canada by the inept, subliterate captioners at the
National Captioning Center (early years of the show) or the even more
appallingly inept and subliterate captioners at Premier Subtitling
(recent years). On HBO the show was probably captioned by the OK
captioners a the (U.S.) National Captioning Institute. Comedy Central
may be running captioned dubs from either source, or uncaptioned dubs.
In the former case, the captions are not likely to contain the same
censoring as the audio; that's a sophisticated detail I expect Comedy
Central doesn't want to spend the money on. In other words, when Scott
Thompson says "blow job," a hearing viewer with captions on could read
it without hearing it.
1.07) Are spellings on the closed-captioning "official"?
Almost definitely not. This FAQ lists the closed-captioned spellings of
character's names in the recurring characters list under "CC Name" as
possible alternate spellings to consider, until "official" names are
known. Information from various sources about official sketch names
and spellings will be collated and compiled into the FAQ in future
versions.
In at least one HBO sketch the closed-captioning spelled Darryl "Doril";
it has also been spelled "Darryl". As an example of the fallibility of
the closed captioning in general, in one head crusher (Mr. Tyzik)
sketch, the closed captioning often used the word "curse"(!) instead of
"crush".
Then again, Darryl was spelled "Derell" by Comedy Central in some promos
during their "Joy of Sketch" Weekend in 1993, so go figure.
1.08) Where can I get Comedy Central info/schedules?
There used to be a free (snail) mailing list, but it has been cancelled.
There is now a phone number that has some Comedy Central info, it is
212-767-8851. There is no specific KITH info there usually, but it
apparently doesn't cost (except for the cost of the phone call).
The number for Comedy Central itself is 212-767-8600.
1.09) What's with all the crossdressing?
From mmr@u.washington.edu (Alexandria Kuvelinski):
The Kids tried to have women in the troupe but the womens' careers took
off too quickly and they would go solo. Feeling that they were missing
out on the majority of comic premises (relationships, etc) they decided
to play the womens' parts themselves. You will notice that some
actresses do appear in more than one sketch when they are available.
The cross-dressing is not for the comedic effect of men in drag. The
Kids do their best to portray female characters with as much depth and
character as any other role and try to put the focus on the characters
and not the men in dresses.
1.10) Are any of the Kids gay?
Does it really matter? But for the curious...
In a January 94 _Village Voice_ article ("La Dulce Musto"), Micheal
Musto writes:
One is gay (Scott)
One is bi
One is curious
One is a prick tease
and One is married (Dave)
[Note: actually both Dave and Kevin are now married.]
1.11) How old are the Kids? What are the vital statistics of the Kids?
From suburton@u.washington.edu (M.S. Burton),
and PBBP24A@prodigy.com (Ed Johnson-Ott) by way of HMPU35B@prodigy.com
(Gordon Dymowski):
Foley, Dave. b. Jan. 4, 1963? m. Tabatha (Dec. 31, 1991);
1 s. Ned (Dec. 25, 1992)
Born in Toronto. Watched a lot of TV. Dropped out of a Toronto
alternative high school and did stand-up. Met Kevin at an Improv class
given by Second City. Worked with him as movie house ushers. At 22 was
cast as the lead in "High Stakes" ("confusingly edited and crudely
directed"--Toronto Globe and Mail) but did not become overnight
success. Now poised to become an International Hearthrob due to his
starring role as 'Chris' in "It's Pat".
McCullough, Bruce. b. 1961?
Born in Edmonton, raised in Calgary. ("I was a moody kid. Now I'm a
moody adult") Split his time between playing bass guitar in bands and
comedy. In '81 started going to TheatreSports improv, and met Mark.
Still plays his guitar, and has directorial ambitions.
McDonald, Kevin. b. May 16, 1962. m. Tiffany (1993)
Born in Montreal (1 older sister) to Hamilton and Sheila. An asthmatic
TV watching kid. Father a dental-equiptment salesman ("oh yeah, Daddy
drank") who was transferred to Burbank for a year or so when Kevin was
small. The family then moved back to Toronto. Kevin was a drama major
at Humber College, but got kicked out because he was only good at the
comedy. ("I always thought I'd be Montgomery Clift, which is weird,
because I was 250 pounds") Enrolled in an improv class and met Dave.
Plays guitar, writes songs and sings occasionaly with his wife. Hoping
to cut a record soon.
[Kevin's wife is in the sketch "Girlfriends Leave the Country", where
Kevin and Dave party around the world. She plays Kevin's girlfriend.]
McKinney, Mark. b. June 26 (or 16?), 1961(?) (or 1960?)
Son of a Candian diplomat, born in Ottawa but spent his childhood in
Trinidad with his brother (Nick, another comedian) and sister. He went
to Paris at 10, then Washington D.C. at 13, where he was put in
boarding school. Went to college, lasted two semesters before dropping
out and in Calgary met Bruce while doing TheatreSports. It appears he
is about to be sucked once again into the evil vortex called SNL.
Thompson, Scott. b. June 12, 1959
Born in North Bay, raised in Brampton. Second oldest of four
hockey-playing boys. At 19, he got into an educational program called
Canada World Youth and got to spent some time in the Philipines. When
he got back he enrolled in acting at York University, but was requested
to leave in his third year for being disruptive. Had jobs as a security
job (fired for being found asleep in the company president's
office...naked) waiter (fired for being mouthy), bartender (mouthy).
Tried improv and stand up, and realized that whatever he did, he would
have to do it on his own terms, as a gay comedian. In '84 saw the KITH.
He sings he dances he acts he does comedy -- who knows what could
happen.
Paul Bellini's B-day: Sep 12
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There seems to be a lot of family history explored in various Kids'
sketches, and an almost-too-close-to-the-bone examination of their
respective family dynamics can be found in the classic sketch "Didja
ever beat up your dad?"
1.12) What are the origins of KITH?
From suburton@u.washington.edu (M.S. Burton):
The chronology goes like this: Bruce and Mark met doing TheatreSports in
Calgary & started to write/work together. Dave and Kevin met at a
Toronto Second City Improv class, and while working as Art House movie
ushers started to write/work together. Both pairs attempted to make it
on their own; Bruce and Mark as "The Audience", Dave & Kevin (and
various other comedians) as "KITH". The two pairs meet in Toronto, and
combine forces in 1984; they work at small clubs during the year as the
KITH when Scott (who's been trying improv and stand up) approaches
them. He does several guest spots, and officially joins in January of
1985. ("They sang me a little welcome song")
About this time Pam Thomas, scouting for SNL, saw them and had them
audition for Franken & Davis, and that was when Mark and Bruce got
their stint as writers on the show. They worked SNL, Dave made his
movie debut with "High stakes" and Scott and Kevin worked with the
"Second City" touring group. They were re-united in '86 and started
doing longer shows at clubs. "Lurching Seaward" with Sandra Shamus
(later the star of her own show, "My boyfriend's back and there's gonna
be laundry") had early versions of the analysis of comedy sketch, Clem
@ the Barber Shop, Brad and Tiffany's (later Nina) date, and a long
sketch/playlet about a bad comedian named Tramouth. "Grave Robbers from
Hipsville" gave birth to the Dr. Seuss bible. It was in '86 that Lorne
Michaels finally saw them work as a troupe, and started making plans
for a TV show. In 1987 he sent them to NY to what was essentially
Comedy Boot Camp (if you can make it there, etc., etc.) and in 1988
their HBO special/pilot aired. The series began in 1989.
1.13) What is the future of KITH?
The last KITH show ever was taped Wednesday, July 13, 1994.
The last show was aired on Comedy Central on December 25, 1994.
Mark and Bruce will be acting and/or writing for NBC's Saturday Night Live
next season. Bruce has been making short films for SNL. Mark is
now a regular cast member and appears in the opening credits.
Dave starred in the "It's Pat" movie (based on the Saturday
Night Live character) as Pat's lover Chris.
Mark's younger brother Nick is on the sketch comedy show "The
Vacant Lot", which can be seen on Comedy Central and CBC.
Brian Hartt may be joining John Stewart's upcoming Paramount show as a
writer.
See also the next question about a KITH movie (Q1.14).
(See "Is there a KITH movie?")
From lisewinter@aol.com (LiseWinter):
Bruce is doing an album for Atlantic Records, featuring his musical
pieces (probably including "Daves", but the album will be mostly new
stuff) and his monologues, which he's so good at; I think it'll be a
super great album. He's working on it with Shadowy men and Bobby
Wiseman (Canadian musician/ex-Blue Rodeo). I think it comes out late
this year or early next year. Is everyone as excited about this as I
am?
Dave Foley may show up in a mid-season replacement sit com thius
spring...apparently something w/Joe Flaherty. Don't know anything more
about it.
Kevin is in the next Nat'L Lampoon movie...don't know the name or the plot.
Bruce begins his SNL films in January, and his album should be out
February or March.
Thought you'd be tickled by the following info: the forthcoming Bruce
McCulloch album features a piece ABOUT Seattle...it's called "Vigil," and
it's quite brilliant! Like most of the stuff on the McCulloch album,
it's kind of a monologue, kind of a song...it was inspired by the Kids'
visit to Seattle in April, when their show there (unfortunately)
co-incided with the day of the Kurt Cobain vigil...all of the Kids (except
for Bruce) attended that vigil, by the way...Mark McKinney said that the
meaning/somberness of the event (the vigil, that is) was somewhat
dissipated by kids coming up to him and going "I'm crushing your head!"
From d. brykowski (c/o sportiga@uoguelph.ca (Steve Portigal)):
[Bruce's album] is being recorded at the Gas Station in Toronto, produced
by Bob Wiseman (ex-Blue Rodeo, producer of Edie Brickell, Andrew Cash,
Bob Snider,...) apparently there are spoken bits, but it's predominantly
musical, ala Corky & the Juice Pigs, BNL, Denis Leary. the tracks are
pretty low-fi, so I don't know about a major label release.
From pneumedia@aol.com (Pneumedia):
Here's the latest stuff on the KIDS: They just wrapped up a first draft
of a movie screenplay tentatively called "The Drug".
Kevin McDonald is working on a new National Lampoon movie in Toronto. Dave
Foley moved out to LA to pursue his movie career.
Mark McKinney is living in New York and prepping for his first season on
SNL. Bruce just finished the tracks for his album for Atlantic Records
which should be out in January. Scott Thompson has lying low and is
currently not working on anything in particular. Paul Bellini just
finished the tracks for his album and is label shopping.
From heffay@aol.com (HEFFAY):
Norm Hiscock, former Head Writer of the Kids in the Hall, made his SNL
debut in the Premiere episode of SNL's 20th Season.
During the Lexus commercial spoof, the one called the "Enigma" or
something, about two teams of engineers designing the same car with
completely different goals in mind and creating a car that's "fast and
slow" "small but big" "economical and gas guzzling" etc. Norm Hiscock
appeared as one of the engineers. It wasn't a very funny bit and it went
too long, but it made me jump up and down anyway because Norm got a fair
amount of screen time.
From barbcarr@delphi.com (Barbara A. Carr):
Brian Hartt (one of the Daves that Bruce knows) seems to be a writer on
the Jon Stewart Show. He's also appeared in a few sketches on the show.
From PBBP24A@prodigy.com (Ed Johnson-Ott):
Paul Bellini is leaving for Halifax today (Dec 4) for three months to
begin his new job as a writer for a Canadian comedy program titled "This
Hour Has 22 Minutes."
From PBBP24A@prodigy.com (Ed Johnson-ott):
Bruce's album, "Shame Based Man", is tentatively scheduled for
release March 14 on Atlantic Records. It will include "Door's fan" from
Today I had the treat of getting to hear Bruce McCulloch's upcoming album.
Filled with mostly spoken word over music pieces (ala King Missile),
Bruce does sing occassionally. The album, tentatively titled "Shame Based
Man", is tentatively scheduled for release on March 14 on Atlantic. It's
funny, odd and a must-have! Here's a track listing, with a few notes and
the time for each piece.
Track 1: Grade 8 (Bruce remembers the first time he dropped acid, track
time 2:56), 2: Stalking (Stalker meets and chats with stalkee-yep, it's
the piece from the Dec 17 SNL, time 2:10), 3: Al Miller (portrait of one
of Bruce's pals, 2:27), 4: Heroin Pig Radio (first in a series of very
short radio talk show call-in bits, :21), 5: Heroin Pig Rock (very short
song, :17), 6: 40 Housewives (song, 2:37), 7: Doors (yes, a version of
the KITH piece on The Doors, 3:40), 8: Radio Acid (call-in bit, 1:00), 9:
Lift Me Up (relationship piece, 3:33), 10: Salt Lumbar Radio (call-in
piece, :10), 11: Our Love (relationship piece, 2:18), 12: I'm Not Happy
(song, 4:13), 13: Answering Machine (relections on the joys of answering
machines, 3:07), 14: Daddy's Drunk (NOT the KITH piece, a very hard look
at bad fathers, 3:08), 15: He Said, She Said (relationships, 1:25), 16:
Daves I Know (Yes, the classic song from KITH, 1:57), 17: America (a look
at the States, 2:33), 18: Jesus Radio (call-in bit, 1:00), 19: Eraser
Head (Bruce looks at the joy of getting drunk and watching David Lynch's
Eraserhead, 3:08), 20: Vigil (written while KITH was in Seattle during
the Kurt Cobain vigil, 4:06), 21: When You're Fat (song, 2:14), 22:
Lonely People (call-in bit, 1:10).
That's it. I kept the notes vague because I don't want to spoil the fun
for anybody.
From barbcarr@delphi.com (Barbara A. Carr):
Phil Hartman was on Letterman tonight [5 Jan 1995]. He said that he and
Dave Foley taped a pilot for NBC last month tentatively titled News Radio.
He also said that NBC has decided to pick it up (hopefully for the
fall, but he didn't really specify. It could be a mid-season replacement
thing). But we'll get to see I guess two Kids on a regular basis (with Mark
on SNL), or is it two and a half (counting Bruce's short films?)
From PBBP24A@prodigy.com (Edward Johnson-ott):
To all,
I've been given permission to pass on this info on the condition that I
don't reveal the source. The source is someone close to the troupe, and I
fully trust this individual. Here's the news:
1. Scott Thompson just signed on to join the cast of The Larry Sanders
Show, the brilliant satire on HBO!!!!! The contracts were JUST signed and
he'll the cast when it returns for it's next season (the show is in
hiatus right now). I don't know what his role will be.
2. Look for another KITH tour in late Spring, probably on the West Coast.
3. Thursday, Feb 2, the entire troupe did a reading of the entire script
for "The Drug" in L.A. for Paramount executives. Lorne Michaels read the
stage directions while all five KITH members read their parts. The green
light hasn't been given yet, but my source was there for the reading and
said the script is dark, funny and overall brilliant! Mark is the focal
character, a Darrill-type scientist involved in giving a Prozac -like
drug to a depressed small town. Some of the lesser known KITH characters
appear in the script (no Chicken Lady, Sir Simon, etc.-lesser known
characters) along with new characters. This has the makings of a terrific
film!
That is literally everything I know right now. I'll pass on more as I
learn more.
1.14) Is there a KITH movie?
There may be a KITH movie by Summer 1995.
Shortly after the last taping, the Kids went to a retreat in Huntsville,
Ontario, Canada for two weeks to write the script and get drunk with
teenagers.
From lisewinter@aol.com (LiseWinter):
The KITH movie is going to be called "The Drug," and its (basic) plot
is going to revolve around Prozac. Seriously. It may feature familiar
characters, but that won't be what the thing revolves around. It'll be
a linear, narrative film with a plot and everything, not a collection
of sketches or anything like that.
From PBBP24A@prodigy.com (Ed Johnson-Ott):
Here's a little teaser about the KITH movie. A source inside the troupe
reports the film will be about the effects of a Prozac-like drug on a
small town. The troupe at this point plans to use only news characters for
the film. A rough draft exists, the script will be written this fall, and
filming is scheduled for spring.
1.15) Is there a KITH book?
There will be soon. The trade paperback will be titled "Memos From AT&Love:
The Kids In The Hall Companion" by Ed Johnson-Ott with Barbara Carr and
Jennifer Gardner. It will contain an episode guide with annotations from
troupe members, a history of the troupe, individual profiles, sections on
memorable recurring characters, transcripts of censored sketches,
KITH on-line, trivia, etc.
1.16) Is there a KITH zine?
Yes!
From BARBCARR@delphi.com (Barbara Carr):
MEMOS FROM A.T.&LOVE, is a Kids in the Hall fanzine that got started
early this year [1994]. At present it only exists in paper form, but will
be expanding to e-journal form (and possibly a page on the Web, but not for
a while). At present, if you are interested in getting a copy of the
zine, e-mail me at BARBCARR@DELPHI.COM with your snail mail address.
I'll put you on the mailing list. The zine is free, but contributions
are accepted. Your artistic, creative contributions are even more
graciously accepted. --Barbara Carr, editor.
1.17) Is there a KITH videotape?
Yes, there is a "The Best of The Kids in the Hall" two-hour videotape
available for rental in some areas. This tape contains the original
HBO pilot, which is rarely (if ever) broadcast! It also contains a
first season episode and two episodes from season 3. Here are the
episodes from the HBO pilot on the tape [from kurts@infinet.com
(Kurt Schroeder)]:
Millionaires in the garbage
Guy who cries all the time
Headcrusher: Construction workers and yuppies
Cabbage Head: You gonna sleep with me or what?
Rusty likes older women
Headcrusher: Old lady from Rusty sketch
Buddy talks about love at first sight
To Reg
Headcrusher sees Cabbage Head
... this is apparently not the complete HBO pilot however.
The price has apparently been reduced on this tape from $59.95 to
$19.95. It may or may not be available at the places below at the
new price:
It is available for purchase from Movies Unlimited at 800-523-0823.
It may also available from The Video Catalog, at P. O. Box 64267,
St. Paul, MN 55164-0267, or order at 800-733-2232.
From PBBP24A@prodigy.com (Edward Johnson-ott):
"The Best Of The Kids In The Hall" contains "Cutest Boy On Death Row",
Nobody Likes Us Guys Applying For A Loan, Buddy Cole: They Say...,
Headcrusher: What Are You Doing?, Citizen Kane, I Love My $300 Car, Poker
Game: I Wish I Could Have A Period, Headcrusher: Little Boy, Nobody Likes
Us Guys Fighting While Hung, MILLIONAIRES IN THE GARBAGE, HYSTERICAL
BUDDY, 1ST HEADCRUSHER SKETCH, 1ST CABBAGE HEAD SKETCH, SEDUCING MOM'S
FRIEND, DUELING HEADCRUSHERS, BUDDY COLE: MIDDLE-EAST MEMORIES,
REMEMBERING REG, HEADCRUSHER GOES AFTER CABBAGEHEAD, It's A Fact: Spit
Real Far, Headcrusher Vs. Face Pincher, Best Looking Man In The World,
Daddy Drank, The Affair, It's A Fact: Queen's ABCs, Bad Doctor, Food In
Moustache, Fact: 45 Years In Love, Date Jitters, Sappho's Sluggers, P.D.:
Suspect Locked In Car, Old Friends After Dinner, French Trappers, 1st
Gavin, P.D.: Assessing a House, Chicken Lady Blind Date, 1st Sir Simon
w/Satan, P.D.: Dad, Discussing Fiore film, Kevin Eating In The Shower.
The ones in all CAPS are from the original pilot for KITH.
1.18) Have there been any KITH magazine articles?
Here are some:
Village Voice; "La Dulce Musto"; M. Musto; Jan???, 1994; p.??
New York Times (late edition); "The real Not-Ready-For-Prime-Time-Players";
January 16, 1994; p.29
Maclean's; "Kids on the Ball"; J. Chidley; July 26, 1993; vol. 106,
p.41; illus.
Maclean's; July 5, 1993; Scott Thompson was included in an
article on most influential Canadians
Variety; June 1, 1992; p.28
Rolling Stone; December 10, 1992; p.30
TV Guide; September 12, 1992; p.91
Vanity Fair; April, 1992; p.147
Performing Arts and Entertainment Canada; Spring, 1992; p.39 (on Bruce
McCulloch only)
Vanity Fair; April, 1992; p.147
Interview; January, 1991; p.28
Gentlemen's Quarterly; "Kids who Kill"; J. Schneller; July, 1990;
vol. 60, p. 126-31; illus.
TV Guide; "Their First Gig? The Loose Moose Theater!"; H. M. Rosenthal;
Nov 18-24, 1989; vol 37, p.23; illus.
Newsweek; "Oh, Those Darn Kids"; B. Barol; Oct 2, 1989; vol. 114;
p.67; illus.
Rolling Stone; "Hot Comedy"; D. Handelman; May 19, 1989; p.112-14+; illus.
Maclean's; "Laughing All the Way to the Big Time"; J. Bennett; May 9, 1988;
vol. 101; p.60; illus.
New York Times; [review of performance at Caroline's at the Seaport];
S. Holden; Dec 3, 1987; sect. C, p. 20, col. 3
[also some other unspecified NYT article]
Details; March '93; "kids stuff"; Rob Tannenbaum; pp. 103-108 (4); illus.
dirt (supplement to Sassy and Marvel comics); issue 4; Andy Jenkins and
photos by Spike Jonze; pp. 29-31 (3); illus.
Us; March '94; David Handelman; "It's 12:30am. Do you know where The
Kids are?"; pp. 70-74 (3); illus.; includes inset article on the Vacant
Lot ("New Kids on the Lot")
raygun; issue 9; Joe Clark; pp. 18-19; illus.; photos include "Kids in
Dresses" design from KITH Merchandise
Some Canadian articles (may be hard to find in USA):
The Alberta (Western) Report; July 4,1988; Vol.15: pp.44-45
Toronto Life; August 1991; Vol.25: pp.40-42 (supposedly an account
by Mark chronicling his childhood)
Chatelaine; November 1991; Vol.64: pp.119,121+
Globe and Mail; January 29,1993; p.C2
Vancouver Sun; February 1,1993; p.C1-2
Winnipeg Free Press; February 5,1993; p.D8
Montreal Gazette; February 7, 1993; p.F4
Vancouver Sun; May 10,1993; p.C1
Elle; September 1993; pp.90-91
1.19) Is there a Usenet newsgroup for discussing KITH?
Yes. It's "alt.tv.kids-in-hall". (It's not alt.tv.kids-in-the-hall
because of a 14-character limit in newsgroup hierarchy component names.)
Not all sites carry alt.* groups. If you are missing alt.tv.kids-in-hall,
contact your local news administrator. Thanks to bsc7@kanga.ins.cwru.edu
(Brad Corsello) for originally proposing this newsgroup!
1.20) Where can I find KITH stuff on the Internet?
There is a KITH WWW page by jmbell@use.usit.net (Jonathan Bell).
Currently there is not much there, so if you have any cool
KITH stuff (i.e. pictures, sound files, whatever) please submit them.
The URL is:
http://www.usit.net/public/jmbell/kith/kith.html
Also, you can find some great interviews with Paul Bellini at:
http://ftp.doc.ic.ac.uk/public/media/tv/collections/tardis/canadian/comedy/KidsInTheHall/Bellini/
and also at:
ftp://cathouse.org/pub/cathouse/television/kids.in.the.hall/
This FAQ is written in the WWW FAQ Format by Thomas Fine. This format
allows automatic conversion from text to WWW hypertext. This FAQ is
aviailable in WWW hypertext form at:
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu:80/hypertext/faq/usenet/tv/kids-in-hall/top.html
1.21) Is there KITH info on other online services?
Yes. Here is where it is:
[Please correct this info if wrong and email me with new info]
CompuServe: GO EDRIVE, Library 1 (Backlot/Programs),
or use keywords KIDS and HALL
America Online: ???? anyone know how ????
Delphi: no KITH forum; try GO ENTERTAINMENT, or access alt.tv.kids-in-hall
Genie: ???? anyone know how ????
Prodigy: <JUMP> to "COMEDY BB" [the comedy bulletin boards]
eWorld: ???? anyone know how ????
???? others ???? anyone know ????
If you are not on CompuServe, you can still get (printed) copies
of articles written by Sarah Chauncey (a 3 part article covering the
history of KITH, bios of all performers and writers, birth of famous
sketches, etc). Send a self-addressed stamped manila envelope to the
following address: Sarah Chauncey, VH-1/MTV Networks, 1515 Broadway,
New York, NY 10019. Include about $1.29 in postage.
1.22) Are there "official" names for KITH sketches?
Official (canonical) sketch names can sometimes be found in the credits
of the show when an alternate director credit is given. Also, some
sketches have "offical" names that are given at the beginning of the
sketch (for example, "Chalet 2000"). Official sketch names are listed
in the sketch list in Part 2 of this FAQ followed by an asterisk "*".
All other sketch names in this version of the FAQ are made up. However,
information from various sources about official sketch names and spellings
will be collated and compiled into future versions of this FAQ.
1.23) Who does the opening theme for KITH? Do they have a
cassette/CD? Do they do the bumper music and other music
in the show as well?
The opening theme is by the group Shadowy Men on A Shadowy Planet.
Shadowy Men on A Shadowy Planet are Brian Connelly (guitar, keyboards,
backing vocals), Reid Diamond (bass, lead vocals), and Don Pyle (drums,
backing vocals). Reid and Brian have known Bruce since high school;
Reid even played in a band with Bruce at one point. Reid and Brian had
a band in Calgary, it broke up, they came to Toronto and Reid joined a
band (Crash Kills Five, 1 single, 1980) with Don Pyle. In 1984 the three
coalesced into the Men.
The theme is called "Having an Average Weekend" on the release "Savvy
Show Stoppers" (Cargo Records, 1990). The version on "Savvy Show
Stoppers" is NOT the exact same version as used on the show. The
KITH theme on this release is not mixed as well as that heard on the
show; the lead guitar riff tends to fade into the background. All but
one of the tracks on this release are instrumentals similar to the KITH
theme in style. From the liner notes: "This savory selection of
socially irrelevant songs is a compilation of seven inch records
released on our own Jetpac label in Canada."
Brian does the artwork on the albums (and the "30 second story"
puppets), and Don painted the Fine Ham on the cover of "Dim the
lights..." According to Reid, the singer on "Bim Bam Baby" is "George
from a comedy duo named Al + George". [From Matt_D._McMillan@tvo.org
(Matt D. McMillan): "Al & George broke up and his full name is George
Westerholm he's still doing music."]
SMOASP also do the bumper music (the music played right before/after
commercials) and some of the music used in the show itself. One can
usually tell it's SMOASP because of their distinctive twangy guitar
style.
The band also has an alter-ego, the "Chateau Amen" -- a happening trio
available for weddings, bar mitzvahs... 1992 EP Just married (Jet Pac)
Some singles and several t-shirts available at shows; or at this address:
334 St. Johns Road Toronto Ont. M6S 2K4
Brief Discography:
1985 EP Love Without Words (Jet Pac)
1986 EP Wow, Flutter, Hiss (Jet Pac)
1987 EP Schlagers (Jet Pac)
1987 EP Live with extra bread and cheese (Jet Pac)
1988 EP Explosion of taste (Jet Pac)
1988 EP Reid Does Neil (Jet Pac)
1988 LP Savvy Show Stoppers (Glass, UK)
1990 LP Savvy Show Stoppers (Cargo)
1991 EP Music for Pets (K Records)
1991 EP Dog & squeegie (estrus records)
1992 LP Dim the lights, Chill the Ham (Cargo)
1992 EP Tired of waking up tired
1993 LP Sport Fishin' (Cargo)
A more detailed discography of SMOASP by otg@csi.compuserve.com (Owen
Gwilliam) is available at:
ftp://ftp.uwp.edu/pub/music/info/discography/2182
1.24) Is there a KITH fan club? Where can I write the Kids?
???? anyone know of how ????
1.25) Is KITH merchandise available?
From heffay@aol.com (Heffay):
If you want the order form, write to:
K.I.T.H. Merchandising
P.O. Box 73, Station P
Toronto, Ontario
M5S 2S6
If you just wanna order without the form, maybe I can help. It looks
like this.
T-SHIRTS-- L or XL
Kids in Dresses or Kids with Guns
CAN$18.95, US$15.95
BASEBALL CAPS (very high quality, btw)
Black or White
CAN$ 15.95, US$12.95
Once you've got your sub-total, add shipping and handling
Ontario Residents $3.00
Other Canada $4.00
USA $3.00
Then Ontario residents have to add 8% PST, Other Canadian residents add
7% GST, and no tax for USA residents.
I hope that does it. Print that out and you can't go wrong. I have to
say I'm very happy with the stuff they sent me. High quality shirts and
hats, at a much better price than at the concerts.
And there's nothing like having the supermarket checker look at your
t-shirt and say, "What are the kids in the hall?" And you say, "A
comedy troupe." And he says, "I've never heard of them. They must be
really good." (true story)
From schen@a1.mec.mass.edu (Sarah Chen):
You can also call up (24 hrs. a day, 7 days a week) for a free catalog
and order form from K.I.T.H. Merchandise. Their number is
(416) 201-6464. They recently updated their catalog. So, in addition to
the items that Heffay mentioned, they are selling:
-"Logo splash" t-shirt (white shirt w/ a small KitH logo in red on the front,
and a bigger logo with a royal blue splash in the background on the back)
sizes L or XL $15.95 US, $18.95 Can
-Embroidered t-shirts (black shirt w/ white logo, ash grey w/ black logo,
purple w/ white logo, or navy w/ red logo)
one size fits all (XL) $16.95 US, $19.95 Can
From temptanya@aol.com (TempTanya):
If you read your Rolling Stone magazine you will see an ad for kids T's
and baseball caps in the classifieds. There are two T shirts at 15.95
each and caps at $12 plus $3 S&H. The address is PO box 73 Station 'P'
Toronto M5S 2S6. I like the Kids in Dresses T shirt personaly. Good luck
From schen@a1.mec.mass.edu (Sarah Chen):
I wrote to the CBC Boutique requesting a list of KitH merchandise that is
currently available for sale. They basically have the same items to
sell as K.I.T.H. Merchandising: T-shirt with the Kids in dresses or the
Kids with guns, plain t-shirts (in black or ash grey) with the "Kids in
the Hall" logo embroidered (1"x3") on left of chest. All t-shirts come
in sizes Large or X-Large. They cost $20 Can. or $16 U.S. each. Also,
they sell baseball caps (with the logo) and each costs $16 Can. or $13
U.S. A tax of 7% GST (for Canadian residents) will be added to the
order. A shipping and handling charge will be added as well.
The CBC Boutique can be contacted at (416) 205-8997 bet. 10:00 am and
6:00 pm (Toronto time), Monday through Friday. Orders can be placed by
using your Visa or Mastercard.
If anyone wants to write to them by snail mail, their address is the
following:
CBC Boutique SRC
Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
250 Front Street West
Toronto, Ontario M5V 3G6
1.26) Where and when and how often is KITH taped?
From kurts@infinet.com (Kurt Schroeder):
KITH used to be taped once a month on Wednesday and Saturdays at
CBC Studio 7 in Toronto. They did two shows each night. Since July
13, 1994, there have been no tapings.
1.27) Can I get tickets for a KITH taping?
Not anymore. There will be no more tapings, unfortunately.
But see:
(See "Why will there be no more KITH shows?")
(See "Are there KITH concert tours? How can find out where/when?")
(See "Is there a KITH movie?")
(See "What is the future of KITH?")
1.28) Why will there be no more KITH shows?
From lisewinter@aol.com (LiseWinter):
KITH was NOT, I repeat, NOT cancelled. The lads voluntarily chose to stop
taping the show after five seasons to pursue other projects, some of which
involve the group KITH, and some of which don't. As Scott Thompson said
at the last taping -- when the show ended and they all come out to take a
bow and thank the audience -- "We all thought this season was going to
suck, but it turned out to be really good."
1.29) Are there KITH concert tours? How can find out where/when?
KITH toured the east coast of North America in December 1994.
From mmr@u.washington.edu (Alexandria Kuvelinski):
YES! I saw them in Seattle and they were fantastic. Seeing them live
with hundreds of other fans is an experience no one should miss.
From trevor@london.myra.com (Trevor Murphy):
KITH did a cross Canada tour in the late summer of 1993. I saw them here
in Victoria, BC.
1.30) What other movies/TV shows/plays have the Kids been in?
From jmbell@use.usit.net (Jonathan Bell):
Someone was commenting that they thought Bruce was in one of the Trek
movies. I saw The Wrath of Kahn a few days ago and noticed what appeared
to be Bruce at the end saying, "Sir, the mains are back online." Neither
he nor any of the other extras are credited. (Scotty's nephew is but
that's because his role was butchered in editing.)
Mostly from suburton@u.washington.edu (M.S. Burton):
Dave:
1985 High stakes (a Canadian comedy/thriller) -- Dave is the star. really.
1987 Three men and a baby -- supermarket boxboy
1987 Echoes in the darkness (TV mini) -- high-schooler testifying in court
1988 Anne Of Green Gables : The Sequel (TV mini) -- waltzes with Anne at
local dance
1990 Gemini Awards presenter
1992 Toonces TV special -- Abraham Lincoln
1993 "Odds" video
1994 It's Pat -- Chris
Bruce:
1985 SNL short by Jonathan Demme "Just say no" -- high school guy
1988 Anne Of Green Gables : The Sequel (TV mini) -- Anne's best friend's
fiance
1990 Cable Ace Awards, nominee: Actor in a comedy
Kevin:
1990 Gemini Awards presenter
1990 An HBO New Year host (guest starring Dave, Scott & Tiggy the Dog)
1992 Toonces TV special -- Alien visitor
1993 Canadian comedy special starring Dan Redican (sp?)
1993 "Odds" video
Mark:
1989 Cable Ace Awards, winner: Actor in a comedy
1990 Cable Ace Awards, nominee: Actor in a comedy
1993 "Odds" video
Scott:
1989 Millenium -- Time gate keeper ("time quake coming")
1990 Cable Ace Awards, nominee: Actor in a comedy
1992 Gemini Awards presenter
1993??? 94??? Out: Stories of Lesbian and Gay Youth in Canada.
???? The Juliana Hatfield Three's video for "Spin the Bottle"
1994 September - Scott appeared with Terry David Mulligan
(Much Music VJ) on the CMVA's (Canadian Music Video Awards)
as a presenter.
En masse they have been on Good Morning America, the Joan Rivers show,
Comic Relief, MTV, won several Geminis and had two Cable Ace nominations
for series writing ('89 & '90). Both Dave and Scott have shown up on
Conan O'Brien's show, and Scott pops up occasionally on Canadian video
shows. He also had a chance to flirt with Coach Don Cherry on Ralph
Benmergui's show...
From neoncap@netcom.com (Tyler K. Wong):
just wanted to mention that a few of the kids showed up in an snl
sketch during the randy quaid/a. michael hall season(s). There was
that "you bet your finger" sketch, and a couple of the kids were
shown as "past winners".
unfor, i can't help with the exact kids used.
From kino@shoreline.ca (kino):
For fans of Buddy, there is an independent Canadian film doing the film
festival circuit called "Super 8 1/2". It's directed by Bruce LaBruce
and is basically about himself, a former porn star who's the subject of
an "art film" documentary. "Buddy" appears in one segment, interviewed
as someone who has worked with Bruce in the past. It's a hilarious bit.
From davidson@mercury.interpath.net (Drew Davidson):
Part of the "Odds" video video can be seen in the Beavis & Butthead
episode "Naked Colony". When the Kids come on, Beavis and Butthead
say:
Butthead: These guys seem pretty cool. [referring to Mark and Kevin]
Beavis: Yeah! Yeah! Heh heh heh. If I was, like, old enough to
drink, and I was in a bar and I saw these guys, I'd sit
down next to 'em and say, "Hey how's it going man?" Heh heh.
Butthead: Yeah. Huh huh huh. And then they'd kick your ass. Huh huh.
From nirayo@csd.uwm.edu (Rob Hale)
towards the end of Alex Cox's film "Repo Man" there is a shot of two guys
sitting by a truck talking about the book "Diaretic: The power of matter
over mind" if you look closely i swear that the blond guy with a
moustache is none other than Scott Thompson. I didn't see a listing in
the credits so i can't say for sure but it really looks and sound like him.
1.31) What are the credits for KITH? Who writes the sketches on KITH?
[this section is not finished yet of course]
Season 1 (1989)
~~~~~~~~
Written By: Dave Foley, Bruce McCulloch, Kevin McDonald,
Mark McKinney, Scott Thompson
--
What are the different KITH season opening sequences?
Is there a list of KITH episodes and/or sketches?
See Part 2 of this FAQ, posted separately.
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What are the recurring characters in KITH?
What was the censored line in [sketch]?
Is there a transcript of [sketch]?
See Part 3 of this FAQ, posted separately.
------------------------------
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1.32) KITH FAQ Submission Guidelines
If you have any information, additions, corrections, comments,
submissions, suggestions, requests, ideas, or complaints about this FAQ
please send email to the FAQ maintainer davidson@mercury.interpath.net
(Drew Davidson).
To make life easier for the FAQ maintainer, please try to follow these
simple guidelines when submitting new info. But don't let these
guidelines stop you from contributing, if you have info please go
ahead and send it! These are just things to consider.
== Please include all necessary info. For example, when submitting a
sketch that is not in the Sketch List, include a sketch name (make one
up if necessary), a list of Kids in the sketch, a one-line description,
and a list of recurring characters in the sketch. Incomplete info will
have to be listed with "????" in the incomplete parts.
== Please include a source for your information (i.e. memory, rumor,
videotape, friend, one of the Kids, your god Spot) if possible.
== Please indicate if you *don't* want to be quoted verbatim.
Submissions may be simply cut and pasted into the FAQ; please indicate
if you don't want this to happen for some reason (you will be given
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== The FAQ maintainer is doing this in his spare time for fun. Please
allow a few days for a response to email. If a week goes by with no
response, try emailing again. And if you submit something that does
not appear in the next version of the FAQ, please email me! Sometimes
I screw up.
1.33) Who contributed to this FAQ?
The following people have graciously contributed to this FAQ. When
contributions are used (mostly) verbatim, the contributor is also listed
by their comment. Other answers are generally edited collections of
several people's contributed comments and information. Many thanks to
all contributors, and thanks to all of the Kids in the Hall fans on
alt.tv.kids-in-hall.
If your name and/or email address is not the way you want it to appear,
please email davidson@mercury.interpath.net (Drew Davidson).
suburton@u.washington.edu (M. S. Burton)
linpix@aol.com (Lin Pix)
heffay@aol.com (Heffay)
kurts@infinet.com (Kurt Schroeder)
palah001@maroon.tc.umn.edu (Drew)
u9314394@muss.cis.mcmaster.ca (Stacey A. Ritz)
mapad@csv.warwick.ac.uk (Richard)
mmr@u.washington.edu (Alexandria Kuvelinski)
goody@titan.ucs.umass.edu (Pete Goodrich)
bob@dcs.qmw.ac.uk (Bob)
joec@hookup.net (Joe Clark)
jmbell@use.usit.net (Jonathan Bell)
otg@csi.compuserve.com (Owen Gwilliam)
bill@mcs.com (Bill)
ShabbyDol@aol.com (ShabbyDol)
stux@utopia1.com (STUART WHAT?)
jbouis@bullwinkle.spd.ti.com (Jeff Bouis)
zot@netcom.com (Ed Spunky)
pon@crl.com (Pamela T. Pon)
janet_langdon@magic.ca (Janet L. Langdon)
buxomtatas@aol.com (Buxomtatas)
bsc7@po.cwru.edu (Bradley S. Corsello)
PanthrGirl@aol.com (Karla Boardman)
mrtizic@linex.com (Ben Osheroff)
sparkhorse@aol.com (SparkHorse)
hilleary@linex.com (Hilleary Osheroff)
cvpmeow@acpub.duke.edu (Chrisley V. Pickens)
PBBP24A@prodigy.com (Ed Johnson-Ott)
HMPU35B@prodigy.com (Gordon Dymowski)
vvonbiel@aol.com (Victoria von Biel)
kacall@elaine32.Stanford.EDU (Kenneth Ashton Callicott)
maryoung@freenet.columbus.oh.us (Mary Young)
pestcide@netcom.com (Emily)
Tom Walsh
peej@io.org (Peej)
temptanya@aol.com (TempTanya)
lisewinter@aol.com (LiseWinter)
pneumedia@aol.com (Pneumedia)
lkane@ix.netcom.com (Liz Kane)
meganc@u.washington.edu (Megan Coughlin)
d. brykowski (c/o sportiga@uoguelph.ca (Steve Portigal))
redtop@u.washington.edu (Carissa Leeson)
mkb137@herald.usask.ca (Michael Keith Bennett)
jbouis@bullwinkle.spd.ti.com (Jeff Bouis)
mchadsey@GAS.UUG.Arizona.EDU (Matthew M Chadsey)
schen@a1.mec.mass.edu (Sarah Chen)
tmiller@mercury.sfsu.edu (Todd Miller)
trevor@london.myra.com (Trevor Murphy)
eleni@loipon.wlink.nl (Eleni Antonakou)
Linger@starsys.laf.in.us (Ken Linger)
kino@shoreline.ca (kino)
mougha22@potsdam.edu (Kelly Moughan)
Matt_D._McMillan@tvo.org (Matt D. McMillan)
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