Bill Reiter & Dr. Bundolo's final show (CBC's Debbie Sweeney reports from UBC - 1979)

[@Michonmoviemachine]

A blast from the past! I remember when I was a kid my dad would play Bundolo tapes that would have us rolling around on the floor. Thanks for sharing Bill.

[@BillReiter]

HairaSarah Wonderful. Wonderful. Wonderful. Your father, Rob Chesterman, was one of the mentor's responsible for nuturing my talent (NO! NO!, I can hear him cry!). What a great guy! I loved to make him laugh. I had the ability to make him laugh. Sarah. Look forward to the Rob Chesterman KZbin Channel.

[@andrewthompson5728]

Growing up, it was one the few times my parents would let me stay up on a Monday night. My friends would listen at their homes and the next day in school we would try to recreate the Vic Vaseline Greaseball Extraordinaire episodes or the Accompanied Ranger. Our teachers knew we were most certifiably insane - always worth the sideways looks. I ordered the Volume 3 when it came out, and played until it went missing (strange, huh?0 and no one in the house seemed to know its fate.

[@rjbartrop2]

One of the high points of my university days was being able to watch you guys live. Are the radio episodes available anywhere?

[@BillReiter]

dharmasack: I have some Sri Govinanda Badgercatcher on VHS that I will post as soon as I dislodge it from where it hides in storage.

[@dharmasack]

Hey Bill, is there any sri govinda badgercatcher footage still in existance? I am still cracking up over that 30 years later!

[@tubewatchin-guy2959]

Good lord - I thought I was the only person who remembered that sequence from '78 or '79... "My name is not "Toronto"... pause... "Okay, Front Veranda Badger-Snatcher..."!

[@paulmoore3712]

YT never ceases to AMAZE ... an over - used word today but, apropos in this instance. Think of something ... and there's a good chance it's up here. I heard an Ottawa Minister(Harjit Sajjan) of Something ... or other ... speaking in a news clip and was immediately reminded of the Good Doctor and a particular character who would periodically jump in with the lead of "Hello Canada" ... in dialect reflective of Russell Peters at his best. Now I've got to go through my reel to reel tapes and (perhaps) post some of those shows ... which were genuinely FUNNY, ... compared to the sleazy slush put out by 22 Minutes (of audible and visual agony) in their EXPENSIVE shows that should have been cancelled many moons ago. Loud is not a substitute for funny.