In this bonus episode to our season two coverage of Blazing Saddles, we bring you our full interview with actor Burton Gilliam about playing the role of Lyle. We covered…
Just as The Waco Kid is about to take his shot, an improvised line from Liam Dunn makes him stop. It also leads to many of the townsfolk beating him…
The episode opens with the camera pulling back to show an exact replica of the town of Rock Ridge. Bart, Jim and the citizens of Rock Ridge along with the…
Bart tells Jim they need to find a way to get closer to Hedley Lamarr and his lieutenants. Jim decides their best course of action is to go in disguise.…
The episode begins with the first in line having said “rape” twice. Hedley calls him on it. He says he really likes rape. He is deputized and then the next…
The episode begins with Taggart finishing his lament about seeing a sheriff that’s blacker than any indian. He then slumps forward on his horse, declaring his depression. Lyle leans over…
As the rest of the railroad workers surround Bart, Charlie does his best to keep their hands off of him. There is some discussion about keeping hands off of Bart’s…
We decided to put together a short promo to help advertise our latest season, where we are diving into the film Blazing Saddles, one minute at a time. If you…
Today’s episode picks up from where we left off yesterday, with Taggart heading over to Mongo. He has to beat Mongo several times before Mongo recognizes him. During this we…
We begin today with one of the most talked about and iconic scenes in cinematic comedy. Mel Brooks famously told novice actor Burton Gilliam on the day of the campfire…