- New SModcast, a secret party in San Diego via @EtniesCulture, and details on other upcoming live events are highlights of the weekend “Twitter” report. Here’s some of Kevin’s highlights:
Sunday is SMOD-day! SMODCAST 122: Live Nude Columbus. Recorded earlier this week! Hear the true story of Sampson! http://www.smodcast.com
Via @madisonkerr “Whats the plan for Comic-Con?” Follow @EtniesCulture for word of where to get free tix to the sneaker party, w/SecretSMod.
Via @jeisenporth “Whats taking Gyre #6 so long?” Double-issue: 44 pages. Gonna be worth the wait, I promise.
Via @rdick1987 ” Second Sydney show PLEASE! first already sold” Trying to get moved into the bigger room now; the one with 600 more seats…
Via @Widmer77 “Any @bryandwalt dates for Columbus, Ohio?” Might wanna keep week of October 11th open: a) Tell’EmLive b) commentary track…
Via @special_jason “Driving past future home of #SMODCastle Can’t wait for opening! Congrats” Details soon! http://www.smodcastle.com
And that’s a wrap on the #LIVEnudeSMOD Wee, Wee Tour! Thanks, all, who came out to the shows in Los Angeles, Philly, Columbus, and Madison!
On JULY 9th, at GALLERY1988, we invite you to go CRAZY 4 Cult! For the Fourth time! http://g1988.blogspot.com/2010/06/stalking-cult.html
Via @RyanWAndrews “any word from Tempe Improv” Leave open the week of July 26th, sir: Post ComiCon Bus Tour w/ @BryAndWalt & @SMosier!
Be sure to check out the new events page for the next four places to catch Kevin doing his live solo show — Montreal, Red Bank, Sydney, and, just added – Kitchener Ontario!
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- Take a peek at a few photos from the recent Columbus, Ohio SModcast with thanks to Mike for sharing from his personal collection. Looks like a nice venue there.
- Our pal the Buddy Christ once again shows up at the workplace — This time, however, someone has decided to fight back with a biblical quote of their own. Good stuff.
- Jason Lee’s “Memphis Beat” is now airing Tuesdays on TNT. Chicago Now had the opportunity to conduct a phone interview with the great Mr. Lee recently about the program, where he plays a detective who literally sings the blues during his off hours. Some snips of interest:
NBC surprised everyone when it canceled “Earl.” How did you feel about it?
I definitely miss Earl and working on the show. It was a shame the way they canceled it. We didn’t get to finish the series. I was devastated; we were all confused. But I guess life goes on and now here I am working on something entirely different.
Do you guys still get to see each other every once in a while?
Yeah, I see Ethan [Suplee] quite a bit. He was a friend of mind sort of from “Mall Rats” basically. And so we got to work on “Earl”-came full circle, just about 15 years later.
Well its good to have you back.
Oh, thank you, thank you.
And “Memphis” couldn’t be more different really.
No, I mean, as an actor you look forward to that, I guess. It’s like you don’t always expect what’s coming and interesting things really come your way and kind of surprise you.
