Literal Albatross: A Thing by Doug Driesel Jr. |
Doug Driesel Jr. is, as the name suggests, is the second Doug Driesel. However, he’s the first Doug Driesel to be a stand-up comic. Doug was forged from the finest comedian parts Southwestern Missouri could provide, where he hosted a popular comedy radio show in college. Fresh off of not finishing college, he promptly lumbered off to Los Angeles. While working at becoming very good at making coffee-style drinks, he studied improv and sketch comedy at The Upright Citizens Brigade, Westside Comedy and IO West theatres. Doug’s comedy landed him and his stand-up an appearance on The History Channel’s ‘History of the Joke’ and The Eagle Rock Comedy Festival. Doug also appeared alongside George Wendt on the show ‘As Seen on TV,’ while his debut comedy album ‘My Name is Dave’ has been hailed by critics as “Available on iTunes.” Doug can currently be seen performing around Los Angeles and the Midwest, as a contributing writer for IO West’s ‘Top Story,’ and anywhere injustice rears its ugly head. |
Everything about this screams “Quality!”
In case you missed it yesterday, I ran through the stages of the life of a Rock Monster. I hope you’ll enjoy.
Don’t tell me how to cook bacon! I’ve been cooking bacon since I was five!
The way I’m about to eat this bacon, I’m going to need this much soap to get the shame off.
I’m here to remind you…
Nearly all of 24 was filmed driving down this street.
To learn more about the monster IC and the fate of Santa Monica, visit the website.
Hannah Gansen (LA Weekly, Time Out Chicago )
Taylor Clark (www.taylorclarkcomedy.com)
Kevin Ford (The Fort Podcast)
Chris Putro (The Crispy Comedy Show)
Doug Driesel Jr (My name is Dave)
Monique Derry (Seattle Comedy Competition)
Ed Galvez (The Fort Podcast)
Host: Courtney Barnett (Sunday Sketch Show)
(via edgalvez)
Mission accomplished. Earth saved!