The following program is brought to you by your friends at Podcast One. Welcome back to Choral Classics for Part 2 of today's episode. Now let's go back to July of 2015 when we had Louis Anderson on stage of us at the Hard Rock Hotel

This is a really fun show my first time meeting Louis. I've been a big fan of him since life with Louis. That was a huge

part of my childhood. I just did some research on life of Louis. When do you think it

started airing? Geez. Just guess. Uh, 92. That's what I thought as well. Christmas 94, they premiered like a television movie.

Then in June of 95, they showed the first episode, which Fox kids used to do to fuck people over.

They do it usually in the morning.

And then they didn't actually air the show until September.

They did the same thing with X-Men pilot and people called me a liar for six months because I told them I saw it at 6 AM on a Saturday.

Like that doesn't exist. So I guess they're like testing it. So it didn't actually

start airing until September of 95. Like that's the same time as King of the Hill.

Wow. Yeah. I ran for three seasons, 13 episodes of season, and Sean Ryan, the creator of the Shield shield executive producer of Buffy like all-around like really

Celebrated showrunner guy of like adult stuff one of the writers of the show wrote the finale

Well so Louis just like kind of like Howie Mandel from my generation.

Yeah, Bobby's world was first.

So Bobby's world in life of Louis are very similar, both excellent shows and both unique

because they're about each person's childhood and how they're trying

to explore as an adult comedian. But you think it'd be like a rip-off of each other they were very

different and Super Dave even had a show back then people forget about.

Oh I don't I can can't even recall that.

There was an animated Super Dave Karta.

It was crazy.

And now as an adult, I want to go back and watch it because I would understand it now.

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