Duck Logic Comedy 1/2 Hour
Comedy sketches, commercial parodies, and songs from the Chicago improv comedy group called Duck Logic. Clubs, TV, and our own 2-hour radio show on WLUP AM1000.
Episodes
The flip side of Fall. Getting an idea. A really boring cop. And that time we improv-ed on a cruise ship (or maybe not). And, of course, as always--- MORE!!
The smell of a cowboy. A heavenly pop quiz. A really annoying cereal. Plus: MORE!!
That time we may or may not have performed the halftime show at the Bears' Super Bowl game. The joy of grocery store check out dividers. Advice from the Devil's Advocate Association. And the return of Blimp Jumping!
Duck Logic's last on-air radio appearance was a 2-hour show from midnight to 2 on a Friday night/Saturday morning. Among our usual wacky content, it featured several interview bits with characters who took calls from listeners. This episode is a recording of "Guy Talk" taped as it happened, live, on-air. Warning: it might be considered a tad, um "racy" through today's lens. Enjoy!
Take a wacky walk down Comedy Street with Mr. Whiskey, the Cubs' new 7-year-old 1st baseman, Tim's childhood dance troupe, and way too many guys named Dave.
Great moments of dead air. Bible Camp Cookout. Free socks. And Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds fest!! Plus: Walter tells us all how he used to swim naked for high school gym.
A beer brewed far away from here. An honest smoke. Mother Goose goes to court. And the guys remember when they might've been in an emo band.
Guys talk about guy stuff. DIY comedy. Organic hair, um, substitute. And a really tough hairbrush. Plus a few other things thrown in for good measure.
A tipsy ship captain. An unusual sunburn treatment. Geraldo Rivera. And cowboy haiku.
Sometimes the guys have way too many memories so their stories need to be trimmed a bit. Well, now here's what you didn't hear on this week's show about that time Duck Logic had its own morning children's TV show (or didn't, well maybe, we're not entirely sure).
Slugs, doggie drinks, trying to get thru to customer service, and Jesus gets a sitcom.
Convict Cuisine. A pointless action movie. Our Audio Sales Network. And Edie, the Breakfast Fairy plus other funny stuff.
Convict Cuisine. Another pointless action movie. And our Audio Sales Network. Plus Edie, the Breakfast Fairy and some other funny stuff.
Traffic cops and art students and talking sidewalks. Oh my! What else can you expect? Maybe a mountain man, a desert guru, and sore subjects.
Drive-thru comedy. A Jesus air freshener. And learn the meaning of "Doaky." All that plus an eerie coin, a bayou sit-com, Jim's misspent youth, and much , much more!
Political ads. Religious statues. A poem about body parts. And cigarettes good enough to eat. All that and 4th of July memories that may not have happened. Plus: MORE!
We're back!! With a new season! And a new show! Popsicles, caffeine, and where to go after prom. Plus: a re-mastered visit with Joe the Love Potato. And the guys reminisce about the musical they may or may not have actually produced.
Have you been injured on the job or at home by sketch comedy podcasts that are devoid of any sketch comedy? Well, the professional experts at the Duck Logic Comedy Half Hour can help... with Season Three!! Beginning next week! (We promise)
Joe, the Love Potato-- part love god, part couch potato – appeared on Jonathon Brandmeier’s morning radio show on WLUP FM in Chicago fairly often in his heyday. In this appearance, they go over a Cosmo sex quiz and take calls.
Our fave fairy has an extra special breakfast treat for the season: Peeps!
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