BRATS BROILING IN BLUBBER FAT

An Outline for oOffensive Sketch Comedy for Kids

May 1998

 

by K. Brian Neel, Paul Shipp, James Pargulski

 

     

     1. Show opener - Audience warm-up - Get kids to say title of the show 

     three times, fast.

     

     2. Reginald & Geoffrey - Two proper gentlemen sitting on a bench 

     reciting "My mother punched your mother in the nose.  What color was 

     the blood?" The answer is obtuse colors like vermilion 

     or aqua marine or chartreuse or Robin's Egg Blue.

     

     3. Who's your favorite uncle?  Uncle Pauli!  Paul comes out as Janitor,

     Does Janitor smells monologue about visualizing stinky things.

 

     4.   Absurd Toilet Humor.  

                        1)      Little Jimmy comes out to drink water from  

                                the toilet.  Lid falls on his head and he   

                                gets stuck.  As he struggles to get out we  

                                hear V.O. of mom: "Are you drinking from    

                                the toilet again?"  Jimmy composes himself  

                                and answers: "No!"

    

     5. Letter of the Week.  The letter of the week always uses impossibly 

long words. Sing the jingle theme song with letter of the week, but it gets
screwed up when we plug in the long words.

     

     6. Boring story time.  One person tells an extremely boring story 

     while the other two start doing activities in the back that are 

     distracting.  Every time the story teller turns to look at them, the 

     two take an innocent pose as if they weren't doing anything.

     

     7. Medical Minute with Medical Mike.  Medical Mike does a bit on 

     safety or health.  Goopy Guy is intro-ed in this segment as 

     someone who got a cut, but didn't clean it or use a bandaid.  The cut 

     gets infected and this starts Goopy Guys long career as a dripping, 

     oozing, pus-prone character.

     

     8. Vocabulaire scene.

 

     9. Safety Sam.  Similar to Medical Mike.  Safety Sam talks about 

     petting dogs.  "What you see . . . ," soft furry head.  "What the dog 

     sees . . . ,"  Hot Dog hands or Halloween Hands.

     

     10. The Adventure(s) of Dick, Jane and Pug.  Pug is a stuffed dog that 

     gets pulled around on the stage.  All adventures involve Pug having to 

     save Dick and/or Jane. 

     

     11.  TV vs. Reality.  We juxtapose an action hero getting hit with an actor getting hit.

     

     12.  Audience Time Out.

     

     13. Compelling Question of the Week:Where do babies come from?

                Announcer:  From the Baby Store, where you can find all 

                                of your baby needs.

                                We have big babies, little babies, fat      

                                babies and skinny babies, and

                                babies of all colors.

                                The Baby Store is open 9 to 5 everyday and  

                                is located in Seattle.

     

                Background: A person has just bought a baby and the     

                                checker asks, "Paper or 

                                plastic" before he/she drops the baby in    

                                the bag.

     

      14.   Absurd Toilet Humor.   

                        2)      Actor is sitting on toilet reading          

                                newspaper and humming.  Loud farting and/or 

                                grunting sounds are heard.  Suddenly a      

                                clown or mime or a one man band comes on    

                                stage and marches around actor on toilet,   

                                then leaves the stage.  Actor lowers paper  

                                and looks quizzically out to the audience   

                                and around the stage.

     

     15.  Tumbling Tumbo Brothers perform.

     

     16   Gibberish song.  Done in Kingston Trio style.  "Don't Let the Rain Fall Down."

      




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