Humor can be found in just about every nook and cranny - down dark alleys, deep in space, far out to sea and hidden under grates. These are just a few of the myriad settings which serve as a backdrop for our zany cartoon, Chuckle Bros.
From early civilization through the present and on into the distant future, the world of Chuckle Bros is actually the same crazy world we all inhabit - it's just missing the normal set of checks and balances that keep each and every one of us just inside the ropes on our path through life.
In a world that's often all too serious, we welcome you to see it through the eyes of Chuckle Bros - a laugh-a-day, every day.
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simpsonfan2 said, 3 months ago
TWIST and shout. They probably had devices to twist people.
J. Short
said, 3 months ago
…and they’re coming into the stretch…
jimmyh43105
said, 3 months ago
“Come on and work it on out!”
The Isley Brothers made it a hit first, but I like the Beatles version a little better.
tuna1 said, 3 months ago
Stretchin’ to the Oldies..
RockChalkJayhawk said, 3 months ago
I hope he stretched beforehand, or he could pull something.
mcnero said, 3 months ago
it’s gonna be a hard day’s night
WallyBeaumont said, 3 months ago
The Long and Winding Rope
WytZox1 said, 3 months ago
If they really want to torture the guy then play lots of rap, Barely Manenough and Gilbert O Sullivan records.
bbadenov said, 3 months ago
@WytZox1
Michael Bolton and Barry Manilow will do nicely, too, when it comes to torture.
K M
said, 3 months ago
@jimmyh43105
As do I. And they did that in one take, the last song in a marathon day-long recording session. If John sounds a little ragged in that song, it’s because he was a lot ragged.