asterios kokkinos
geoffrey golden
rob asaro
adam daroff
eric larnick
jenni powell
rob morrisonadam puchalski bio
| written by adam on 06/30/06 | leave a comment |
adam puchalski enjoys the life of a sedentary suburbanite, biding his time in a dead-end job until opportunity literally drops into his lap. his hobbies include homebrewing beer, as well as collecting and hoarding. he is an avid smoker. he also likes v-8.
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rob asaro’s bio
| written by rob on 06/30/06 | 1 comment |
rob asaro is not a real person but rather a compilation of character traits gathered from books, movies, day-dreams, and misguided understandings of philosophy. he goes about solving problems in the worst manner plausable and often take the most complicated path to the most obvious solution, rob has studied with groundlings, second city, hb, and ucb. he founded the sketch comedy groups chocolate cake city in boston and ny. he is an actor, screenwriter, and stand up comic.
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more about overtime comedy
| written by overtime on 06/01/06 | 2 comments |
this is a commercial for one of our ‘06 live shows.
overtime comedy is a sketch comedy group made up of john f. ford, geoffrey golden and asterios kokkinos. suburban new york’s proudest sons, the three met at emerson college in boston and moved to los angeles in 2004. their video series “mario in myspace” was featured on the front page of the youtube comedy section, where it’s been seen by over a quarter of a million people. their other videos, including “muppet babies discuss our civil liberties”, “bank codes” & “snap bracelet kills kid” have been featured on the front pages of bestweekever.tv, yahoo! video”, broadcaster.com, purevideo.com, thedailyreel.com & many others. they’ve written comedy pieces for the national lampoon, liquidgeneration.com and stupidvideos.com, and regularly perform live shows in los angeles.
they run pop-culture blog overtimecomedy.com, which is read by over ten thousand people a month. in their free time, they watch illegally downloaded television and complain.
these are our friends…
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eric larnick’s bio
| written by eric on 06/01/06 | leave a comment |
eric larnick came of age in january 1993. on one single day, he stood in line to buy “the death of superman,” watched disney’s “beauty and the beast” for the first time, and was signed up for soccer by his parents. the combination of boy and girl, nerd and jock, so overwhelmed him, that he proclaimed “holy shit!” in the doorway of comic mania, located in stanton, deleware. it was his first spoken curse word. he hasn’t looked back since.
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adam daroff’s bio
| written by daroff on 06/01/06 | 8 comments |
if i were to make a movie of my life, it would have to include time travel. movies like back to the future, frequency, and even time cop have improved our lives more than we can ever measure. had it not been for time travel, how would shows like stargate, star trek, and quantum leap survive? without time travel, quantum leap wouldn’t have worked at all.
the movie of my life would be about re-living the great moments of my life, of which there were many, and brief visits to the few moments in my life when i wasn’t totally awesome. i’m not quite sure what the story of my life would be, but if there were time travel, story wouldn’t really be all that important (eg—that guy pearce time machine remake).
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asterios kokkinos’ bio
| written by asterios on 06/01/06 | 2 comments |
Asterios Kokkinos has performed all over the country, written for the National Lampoon & Cracked Magazine, been featured on NPR’s “Marketplace,” and screened a pilot at the New York Television Festival. He loves yelling at the TV with his parents, Babylon 5, and naps
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