Thanks for doing that. Those shows are hilarious. The trip to the woods was great.

Just letting everyone know, Im the guy who put the Stella episodes on youtube. I figured some just couldnt wait for the DVD.

The funniest scene in WHAS was when Katie was breaking it off with Coop at the end of the movie. His expressions were classic. Also, I don't usually care for the comedy bit where the actor glances at the camera (or interact with the camera). but his glance he gave it was hilarious.

You can find a lot of the episodes on youtube and they do perform live. You can also just watch Wet Hot American Summer over and over. But yeahI miss the show. But it's not a good show unless it gets cancelled, right? (Freaks and Geeks, Arrested Development, Futurama, Stella, etc.)

Completely agree.
I remember one night I was getting ready for Stella and Mind of Mencia was playing in its spot. I was waiting that whole week for a new episode. as soon as Mencia's schtick began I flipped the channel.

Dammit, why dont they bring back stella, that was the 2nd funniest trio behind the three stooges.
Petition:
Cancel Mencia, bring back STELLA!
~Where'd you learn that Cheech Drug School!~
-Officer Rod Farva

But aren't all thugs truly cowards at heart?

He wasn't supposed to be a thug, just a dirt ball.
Look how he flinched when Phoenix jerked towards him.

I know what you mean. He looked all grungy and hard core, couldn't do it couldn't take it seriously. He's too hilarious and I know his comedic side so 5b4when he's supposed to be a thug, I just can't do it. But I loved him in the film, it's always great seeing him.
"I don't like so much freedom down there. It makes me tingly in my giblets."

Yea I just watched the movie recently and I started cracking up so hard when I saw Sho. he plays Lionel Pritchard, the guy who Joaquin and Mel Gibson at first believe is the guy running around on their roof. Joaquin runs into him when they go into town. They're at the army recruiting station and Sho makes fun of Joaquin for holding the all time strikeout record. It's just so funny because it's the only time I've ever seen Showalter play it straight (and I've seen the Baxter). Also, he's supposed to be this bad ass street thug or something but c'mon it's michael showalterCoop, for God's sake.

He was some dude that one of the family members came across when they went into town. I can't remember which scene exactly though. I think Joaquin's character had a run in with him he had a beard and stuff. I recognized him right off when I saw the film.
"I don't like so much freedom down there. It makes me tingly in my giblets."