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On the "Good-bye Pop" and "Best of the National Lampoon Radio Hour" albums, we hear insightful, hilarious, remarkably well-played parodies that would inform Christopher Guest's work in "This Is Spinal Tap" and "A Mighty Wind," as well as John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd's fabulous Blues Brothers act.
"What would you do again in government if you had the chance to do it again?" Remarkably Cameron gave the hilarious answer that he wished he had made Prime Minister's Questions quieter.
The interaction between Greg, Kate and Sylvia is hilarious and remarkably believable as is what happens between them and people they know and meet as a result of owning a dog.
There are times when this remarkably humourless book reads like a hilarious parody of vulgar Marxist criticism.
However, that would be missing the point -- here hilarious, there poignant -- of this remarkably original play.
Colin Quinn not only observes people and their cultural idiosyncrasies, he describes them with remarkably keen wit and empathy in his hilarious new one-man show, The New York Story, directed by Jerry Seinfeld at the Cherry Lane Theatre.
But Carvel delivers a remarkably subtle, effective turn, delivering his lines in a quietly menacing manner that is hilarious and frightening all at the same time.
Behind the Candelabra is the riveting and often hilarious biopic of the aging, flamboyant Liberace (a resplendent Michael Douglas) from the perspective of his young lover Scott Thorson Matt Damonn, remarkably "pretty" with long blond tresses).
