MICHAEL POOL
Trying to quantify Canadian comedy can be a challenge. At best guess: It’s a lethal combination of matter-of-factness and surrealism, seasoned with just the right amount of fart jokes. Or it’s anything Bruce McCulloch has his name on.
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Trying to quantify Canadian comedy can be a challenge. At best guess: It’s a lethal combination of matter-of-factness and surrealism, seasoned with just the right amount of fart jokes. Or it’s anything Bruce McCulloch has his name on.
Robert Ham is the Mercury's former Copy Chief. He writes regularly about music, film, arts, sports, and tech. He lives semi-consciously in far SE Portland with his wife, child, and four ornery cats. More by Robert Ham
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