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Released through Open Bar Comedy Flip's 2023 special
Middle Age Child sees Flip attack the stage with all new material. He jokes about everything from divorce & dating to Covid & how he lost his virginity. Plus Flip shows off his other talents by playing bass guitar while riffing on random topics.
Flip definitely embodies a mature adult with the soul of a silly child. And you're going to love every minute of it!!
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Recorded at McCurdy's Comedy Theater in Sarasota, FL, Supersillyous features Flip doing all new material that covers: sexual inadequacies, gay rights, cruise ships & hand farts...yes, hand farts. As always Flip is at the top of his game while interacting with his audience & creating hilarious moments. And, per usual, this special includes bonus clips like an improvised rap about "Finding Nemo".
This performance shows Flip at his best delivering clever comedy crossed with vibrant characters. It's no surprise that Dana Carvey (SNL, Waynes World) said of Flip: "You're like Jerry Seinfeld mixed with Robin Williams".
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| See why stars like Kim Coles ("In Living Color"), Mo Collins ("Mad TV") and Keegan Michael Key ("Key & Peele") are already fans. And after Skippy's appearance on ABC's "The Gong Show", host Tommy Maitland (Mike Myers) tweeted: "Rarely does an act make me laugh that much. Bravo Skippy Greene" To see Skippy in action, click HERE.
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In his second comedy special, Getting Them On The Chain, Flip returns to his home state of Florida and kills it with jokes such as: 5 Things, Getting Caught & Helium Planet. Bonus videos include the short film, No Country For Autobots and the Skippy Greene music video, Man About Town.
Getting Them On The Chain: Review
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| You also get an additional 10 minutes of footage from the show PLUS all ten video sketches Flip wrote, directed and produced for his sketch show Flippin' Through The Channels including: It's Good To Be A Celebrity, The New Man Show and Smallville.
What Are You Laughing At!?: Review
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