Please post in the comments the number of bad impressions done in 7 minutes. AND GO!
Thanks Andrew and the BEZ crew.
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Formed in 1997, Schad began performing sketch comedy on Chicago’s north side. The troupe has since performed at countless venues around the world including The Goodman Theatre, The Second City, Steppenwolf, Lollapalooza, ImprovOlympic, the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre (LA), HERE (NYC) and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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Zero – Oh, sorry you asked for “bad” impressions. Let me go back and count those. In the meantime I’m not afraid to admit that I actually saw him when he was at the Rio and I gotta tell ya it didn’t suck. Well, at least not totally. Okay, fine I was bombed off my ass on gin and tonics and had just cleaned house at video poker so I was feeling good on my own but still, it didn’t suck.
How old are you Bart? 70? If you watch the clip – there’s everyone from 40 years before you were born. I mean really….
I’m taking you off the contributors list for that comment.
Bonnie Hunt has a talk show?
Steph:
Hey no take backs, sorry Steph you’re stuck with me. Apparently you haven’t read my bio.
You knew what you were getting when you singed me up.
No Walken? No Deniro? No Chinese guy at an all you can eat buffett? I’d hate to see 1st Runner Up for Vegas’ Entertainer of the Year…he must do a hilarious Peter Lawford.
Joel, Joel, Joel…as a semi-talented minor impressionist (I do a half way decent Mayor Daley and Ed Bus), I know ya gotta work the impression in. Like: “Hey Bonnie, I love the show…and you know who else does? ” then cut into the Deniro, but be sure to do the Taxi Driver Deniro.
Fred – you have an awesome Ed Bus – better than Justin. Is “you talking to me” before or after you work in “movie trailer guy” (another R.I.P) talking to Jimmy Carter?
Well, I’d probably try to work in my Bil Clinton first – nobody ever did him.