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Stephen Colbert EARLIEST VIDEOS - "Clowns, Inc."

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Uploaded by on Nov 8, 2007

Stephen Colbert (Unknown in 1990) stars as Whizzo, the Yes Man Clown, in this business comedy short. Also starring Ian Gomez, Paul Dinello, Aliza Shalowitz, and Michael McCarthy. Written, produced and directed by Michael McCarthy, Ron West, and Greg Gotts at The Second City/Chicago.

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  • actually it is Ian Gomez

  • Probably The Groundlings...?

  • Nope - The Second City, Chicago 1990-era

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  • this should give us all hope. one day, we too might become funny.

  • Corporations are run by clowns. Thanks for the vintage upload.

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  • @jetjunke155 I DEFINITELY agree go see them (I'm from chicago and do every chance I get) but no not most of the actors unfortunately....though there are a bunch from second city that are famous. Here for instance I got two cousins that were in the troupe in the 80's, one still does commercial and stage acting but the other is now a chicago copper. I guarantee you've never heard of Jimmy or Kevin Doyle, and definitely never saw them on snl.

  • Michael McCarthy killed it as the math judge on "Freaks and Geeks", and I see it was just a reprisal of this role!

  • great camera work

  • if ur in chicago go see second city most of the comedians end up on saturday night live mad tv etc its really funny

  • STEPHEN!!!!!!

    haha, WEIRD!

  • Paul!

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