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Cast
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Bob Kaliban | ... |
Mr. Ludlow (boss) (segment "New York Office")
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Theresa (wife) (segment "New York Office")
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Meredith Lipson | ... |
Cheyanne (daughter) (segment "New York Office")
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Aviva Yael | ... |
Assistant (segment "New York Office")
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Juli Cross | ... |
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Gordon Downs | ... |
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
4 November 2003 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Written by Shonali Bhowmik
Performed by Ultrababyfat
From the album No Ringo No
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Did You Know?
Trivia
The titles of all the segments on this DVD ("This Was Your Life", "Is There Another Christ?", "Gomez Is Coming", etc.) are all the names of Evangelical Christian comic book tracts written by Jack T. Chick and published Chick Publications. See more »Goofs
White T-shirt sleeve and part crewmember's arm on right side of screen in shot of David's wife, daughter and boss about to laugh. See more »Soundtracks
"Joke"Written by Shonali Bhowmik
Performed by Ultrababyfat
From the album No Ringo No
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A realistic, unflattering, honest look at David's 2002? tour. Contrary to some other viewer comments, he didn't seem to be making fun of his fans to me, rather, he just let the video speak for itself. If people came across as stupid or obnoxious, it wasn't because of David. The dvd was billed as a behind the scenes look at his tour, and that's exactly what it delivered. I actually felt bad for David, watching him have to deal with the Little Rock audience and a few of the other fans, who just struck me as average everyday, clueless people - with or without David's commentary. I watched it with a budding standup comic friend who was shocked by the often sad reality of stand-up touring, even for a very funny guy like David Cross. If you're a David Cross fan, or curious about what stand-up performers go through on the road, definitely check this out.