The Kids in The Hall: Dipping Areas

[@estuchedepeluche2212]

The genius of the sketch is that there aren’t any jokes per se or oneliners, it’s all tonality, mannerisms, and subtle absurdity. I love it!

[@Atheism-And-Normative-Ethics]

"we're working on it" is the punchline

[@estuchedepeluche2212]

@@Atheism-And-Normative-Ethics Good point, good point.

[@Atheism-And-Normative-Ethics]

@James there are a lot of reasons. It's used to minimize victims of abuse and hide abuse. It's a big motivator behind most of the world's prejudice. It's probably caused most of the world's violent deaths if I had to guess. Religious institutions are prime stomping grounds for predators and people use the word "god" to make people do abhorrent things-- one might say "well that's not religion, that's abuse" and my follow-up is "well they sleep in the same bed. I'm keeping my family and loved ones out of that bed altogether. I'm pretty sure my family are mentally capable of dealing with their imminent mortality and still being good people"

[@Atheism-And-Normative-Ethics]

@James if you're ever afraid of "god" for not "believing in the right thing" just know god has been so pulverized and manipulated by man in Christianity alone that there are 45,000 denominations of Christianity globally. Anyone who tells you to be afraid is only afraid, and gravely confused, themselves

[@Atheism-And-Normative-Ethics]

@James yes, atheists can be criminals too. That's because psychology. That's what creates all criminals. Not "evil" and whatever other Boogeyman pitched by religion. See, even talking about criminals it's much more practical to talk from an atheists perspective

[@ilyastone4353]

“A herd of loose blueberries”. Love it!!

[@kontiuka]

Ya, it's those little nuances in the dialog that make a great sketch.

[@theunknowndarkpassenger5632]

I can't believe how much the waiter helped, him being so new there and all.

[@camehmig]

it was a toughie

[@sstaners1234]

Yeah, aye.

[@brocktoon8]

It was a toughie!

[@poptart6662012]

I'm a server and my pastry chef at work and I constantly talk about the dipping areas because of this sketch lol

[@geckowithcamo]

That's hilarious! Lol

[@SuperEvilC]

Any updates??

[@thegadflygang5381]

I wish we were that highbrow. I would always just yell "CAN I DIP MY BALLS IN IT" from the stupid MTV show "The State"

[@Thunderchild-gz4gc]

That dessert legit looks tasty do you make it?

[@Thunderchild-gz4gc]

@James ouch that edge

[@Jim-mq5xe]

Wow. It took almost 3 decades, and a life horribly lived; but I think this is actually my favorite sketch of all time

[@jonhohensee3258]

No it's not.

[@samuelchristie570]

I needed a pandemic to find this

[@TheSam12678]

Congrats on your personal horror!

[@Thatnigacj]

I love it and Dave Chappelle.

[@amebumpous4042]

There is no wrong way to live a life...

[@ZacHawkins42]

The real comedic genius to this sketch, as anyone who was worked in a restaurant for any amount of time will tell you, is how civilly the kitchen and wait staff communicated with each other 🤣

[@ferfoxakeladdy]

Old n jaded server concurs!! Only......why all male servers in the fine dining establishedment? And I love how he just drops the plates and the DIPPING AREAS go splat!!!

[@onyxrafle8066]

its a sketch why does it matter? @@ferfoxakeladdy

[@raskov75]

Same. Chefs absolutely love it when the wait staff chimes in on these kinds of things. Very diplomatic bunch those chefs.

[@styx84]

I can relate so much too this sketch nowadays after working in a kitchen for so long.

[@stevedyches4635]

@nothingbutaname........ That was my philosophy.

[@MrStephenRGilman]

A restaurant sketch where Scott DOESN'T play a waiter?! Impossible!

[@BeeHatGuy]

And irresponsible

[@thebookwasbetter3650]

And i think hes straight in this skit. Weeeiird.

[@incarnateTheGreat]

"I'm not really a WAITER ..."

[@Wordgoblin]

I love this sketch. It really has no right being funny, but you get to the end with a smile on your face and wonder to yourself, "what the hell did I just laugh at?"

[@Skellington383]

I love when the guy screams when the plate drops, gets me everytime!:)

[@devodavis6747]

That actor had a helluva day, huh? Great role.

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

We were allowed to laugh at Screaming Queens back then.

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

@James No, not at all. You're missing all of the subtext.

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

@James Where I'm from is a whole 'nother story you'll have to look up online -- it's a famous tale. I'm not getting into it. If you think that guy is meant to be straight, I have to think you're gay and have blind spots.

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

@James So you're completely blind? Sad. Whoever explains the action on the shows you listen to is lying to you when they tell you the guy is straight.

[@JTC545]

"I think I DO like the idea of more dipping areas~" is one of the top 3 lines of the whole series.

[@richardrosen108]

I've been working on this problem since the 1990s and I still haven't found a solution. The problem is the lack of financial support. Please petition your congressman for increased funding for research into dipping areas.

[@randy7068]

This is a Canadian sketch, we don't have congressman.

[@tomservo5007]

I hear google is applying their AI to the problem

[@dr.n1281]

This isn't just a Canadian problem, but a Worldwide problem. We need to start contacting our local governments and civil leaders and get the word out if want to have any hope of possibly cracking this enigma. Let's all meet tomorrow morning and go over some ideas. Goodnight, and god bless.

[@spacewurm]

I have contacted my elected congress person and told them to ignore you "dipping areas" extremists and instead use the money to build more nuclear weapons. You damn pinko!

[@randolphletasz1973]

KEVIN solves it,"don't you think they ought to be bigger?"

[@jaw-knee-5]

I love how some of the audience found the opening wine glass, "thank you" as being highly hilarious right off the bat.

[@ashleyshanks6821]

They were excited and primed for good times

[@afrazzini]

"My, protege and I..." haha! Bruce's hair alone cracks me up. One of my all time favorite KITH shorts

[@matttherrien9608]

Bruce's hair is the cherry on this one.

[@TlalocW]

More than anything I love how sweet and encouraging they all are with each other.

[@isiahs9312]

This is like the ultimate dream of every HR person ever. They work as a team, they encourage one another, they are open to outside of box thinking, they seek areas for improvement, they educate one another. One day they will solve the dipping area problem

[@cruisematt8585]

It bothers me deeply that everytime I watch this skit, I genuinely try to figure out where to put the extra dipping areas!

[@ziweiyuan]

Hey, it's a toughie!

[@ligeiaztomb2755]

I do too

[@tehbigshow]

I wish I could help... but I'm new here.

[@kevinwilson8842]

How about just widening the existing dipping areas? - more dip, but still space for thumbs (I know - I'm overthinking this).

[@spacewurm]

Dammit people, a SEPERATE plate for just the dipping areas. I know, I'm brilliant.

[@montesol]

Those vests are so perfect.

[@funkmike]

And Bruce's hair...every time I first see it I bust out laughing, turning my desk into one big dipping area.

[@daweller]

So incredibly 90s

[@tritiumH3]

Man, everybody's hair looks spectacular. This sketch just gets more relevant as time goes on. It works brilliantly as a parody of Top Chef.

[@postmodernrecycler]

Wow, Bruce's hair style! I remember guys in high scool actually getting their hair cut like this.

[@Zorak9595]

Because everyone wanted to look like Trunks from DBZ

[@twilightgardenspresentatio6384]

Postmodern Recycler sad

[@twilightgardenspresentatio6384]

Postmodern Recycler trunks? Yeah he was pretty gay. Princess Trunks.

[@fungusamongus4830]

No it was those Lawrence brothers

[@Morningv0dka]

That hairstyle is kind of coming back. Definitely mid-late 90s

[@lisabinhawaii]

Kevin is freaking scary and hilarious as a woman

[@marshwetland3808]

Anyone is scary and hilarious as a woman with that type of makeup.

[@yesterdaydream]

This was an especially intense look haha

[@RW77777777]

not every man has Bruce's gifts

[@billpetersen298]

The Margaret Thatcher look. I guess, it didn't catch on.

[@halwakka504]

Kevin's got a super emotive face.

[@NeuralNetProcessor]

Kevin's laugh at the end is hilarious.

[@funkmike]

I also like how her "protege" has only one line--shrieking like a woman in the imaginary sequence.

[@rossfoley9303]

I honestly think this might be my favourite comedy sketch of all time.

[@SuperBobby1967]

Yeah! It is so going nowhere at first but then it takes us into the minds of those crazy kitchen crazies.Loved it too

[@louistournas120]

Encyclopedias

[@martinbramah2224]

I love it too, but a few others for your consideration: John Candy in Roy's Food Repair (Shop) Mr. Show - I Climbed Mt. Everest I'm also a big fan of the KITH sketch where the "Crushing Your Head" guy gets his fingers broken and has to go into rehab (w/ a SEXY rehab therapist/nurse).

[@martinbramah2224]

@@louistournas120 - Is that a KITH sketch??

[@louistournas120]

@@martinbramah2224 Yes.

[@BadBoyBobby85]

I remember this skit originally. Now it seems like an actual cheesecake factory training video

[@yellowblanka6058]

Nothing quite as soul-sucking as the corporate training video. Which I suppose is the intention.

[@jonhohensee3258]

originally?

[@NicoAnimation]

I worked in a fancy restaurant for nearly 20 years so I can't resist... I have 6 solutions: 1. Same portions, use a bigger plate. 2. If needing to carry 2 plates, use a tray. 3. Sprinkle the chocolate dusting INSIDE the plate only, and not on the rims. 4. Lose the dipping areas on the plate altogether (a crime, I'm sure) and instead include a little side of them in a small bowl or something, basically turning the dipping areas into a dipping side bowl. If you need to serve 2 orders of the dessert (two plates and two side dipping bowls), again, use a tray. 5. Worst case scenario, but it IS a solution... The reverse of Solution #1: Smaller portions of everything. Not ideal for the customer, but would save the wait staff on labor and the restaurant on money. 6. Burn the restaurant down. Love this sketch, one of my favorites!

[@mikemurray4788]

Well done my good man!

[@JacobTurnbloom]

Dat herd of loose blue berries tho.

[@ivanyosifov2629]

Lol, how do they come up with that stuff

[@mehjones8008]

LOL, Mrs m

[@daweller]

@@ivanyosifov2629 I think restaurants make that stuff up, to make it seem sophisticated , so they can justify the outrageous price.

[@Zorak9595]

This one definitely has a place among their best sketches.

[@matthewsutton3682]

I had a roommate twenty years ago that LOVED this sketch. And honestly at the time this was definitely not one my faves...but over the year's it's grown on me considerably.

[@Tamaslammer]

One of my favorite parts of KITH is the audience laughing. Because it's real laughter.

[@gnussyflarkin]

Not here, though. That's a film segment; no studio audience.

[@maniacmonsoon2831]

@@gnussyflarkin They show the clip to the audience on tv screens and record the laughter. Most shows do that SNL, MADTV, ect

[@gnussyflarkin]

@@maniacmonsoon2831 ~ Indeed. But in this case, this is pretty clearly fake. At least to me it does. Though I concede I could be wrong. Doesn't take away from the hilarity of the sketch, though.

[@urbanstarship]

The new Amazon series suffered without an audience.

[@--i-am-root]

@@gnussyflarkin I think you're right because the camera angles are limited when it's a set in front of a studio audience. This looks like a full set in both the kitchen and dining area.

[@AuthorDLWhite]

They're SO SERIOUS. Their earnest attitudes make this sketch hysterical.

[@meshuggah2]

Incredibly clever! I can never get enough of Kids in the Hall! I find no other comedy troupe was ever as hilarious and original as they!

[@asapnickybars4693]

Their will never be a troupe that is half as funny as the KITH imo. Also they were so ahead of their time, and also predicted a lot of stuff.

[@ZarathustrasCrown]

There are three troupes I put kind of in the same league as one another, Kids in the Hall, the Monty Python gang and one that's a bit smaller but equally hysterical, "Mr. Show"...they're kind of the sketch comedy holy trinity for me...and let it be noted, being mentioned in the same breath as Monty Python's Flying Circus, possibly the most lauded avante-comedy show of all time is no small feat, it's like a guitarist being compared or equalled with Jimi Hendrix... SCTV was pretty good too at it's best, they had sketches though that were a bit weaker and KITH and Mr. Show and such never really had that, every sketch was just genius...at it's absolute best though SCTV was up there too...oddly, in general I hate sketch comedy too, it takes something truly unique in that genre to pique my interest like these guys

[@asapnickybars4693]

Thank you for enlightening me! Another comedy troupe my sister put me on to is "The State". This was a show on MTV in the 90's. I was born in 89 but never heard of them until recently.

[@pheresy1367]

ZarathustrasCrown.... Totally down with that Holy Trinity! I agree.

[@matthewsutton3682]

@@asapnickybars4693 State seemed much later. Like the next generation to the KITH.

[@ZipSlipHollingbrook]

Bruce with his lesbian haircut happens by, "More dipping areas...I sure hope not.'

[@MintyFreshTurds]

Only the Kids could make a hilarious sketch where everyone is very polite and very devoted to their job.

[@joshfrench5858]

This is the nicest interaction between FOH and BOH in the middle of service I have ever seen.

[@polishmaiden]

Oh my god, I miss this one! My mom and I quote this sketch whenever we come across a dipping area.

[@JellyFinch]

I love how accurate this is. Reminds me of my days as a waiter having to use BS words like "island of mousse". It was a scoop, nothing more.

[@Thunderchild-gz4gc]

@James 10 years late. Get a life.

[@NotSure109]

A "herd" of loose blueberries is one of the more evocative and yet still obnoxious food B.S.-eries I've encountered.

[@brocktoon8]

And how seriously everyone took every little stupid thing, lol

[@eveejune3682]

an accurate representation of the productivity process in our weekly team meetings at my job

[@julesgamingnstuff]

Exactly, and then you notice after a few minutes what a waste of time it has been.

[@darkprose]

Something I love about KITH is that I see this at various times in my life and find some new level of it to be funny. For instance, once you've worked in a restaurant or food service of any kind, this takes on satirical overtones you might not have felt before. But the brilliant thing is that it works perfectly well without it being a satire, too. It's unpretentious, accessible from many angles. Smarter and edgier than SNL, esoteric only at times. It's a nice balance.

[@GalacticWrestlingFederation]

It's like we got a look into the future of every cooking competition show we would get in 2000s

[@PoutinePete]

'How many dipping areas?' ...Man's eternal struggle!

[@brocktoon8]

Still one of my favourite skits of all time . . . 30 years later! Freaking brilliant!

[@mvanderstank95]

Kevin bares a striking resemblance to Nancy Pelosi! Plays the same character in the Kitty skit as well.

[@eduardo_corrochio]

To me he seems the doppelganger of Mrs. Howell. Those penciled eyebrows, hilarious.

[@aaaaaaaaaa97]

Anyone that's worked in a Kitchen at a decent restaurant has probably seen a situation similar to this. Love this sketch.

[@twilightgardenspresentatio6384]

OntarioStorms been there

[@ethanmctavish9551]

Totally.

[@its.always.time.for.horror]

The best comedy show ever! I love these guys!

[@ab00781]

2:37 "I'm sorry was that a stupid question...... KINDA!" lol.

[@deborahkallgren2236]

Love the new version of these characters in the new Amazon Prime series. Funny as ever.

[@mmdaigle]

Were I forced to choose....this sketch makes my top 3. amazing!

[@pickthestickup]

I love that laugh when the old guy in the beginning cheers the camera.

[@MikeTheD]

I just randomly thought of this after, i guess, over a decade. Didn't disappont. They simply had the goods. So random and very creative

[@AlexReynard]

As a kid, this was one of the sketches where I'd just be like, 'What the hell IS this!?' Now, after having watched Food Network, it all makes sense.

[@n.w.1803]

Amazingly prescient comedy writing...somehow these guys found out things that wouldn't really be mainstream satire material for another 20 years..

[@BrianBattles]

A cigarette in a restaurant seems so ancient now

[@funkyweapon1981]

Brian Battles Progress? Sarcasm.

[@KeithsReviews]

I miss smoking cigarettes in restaurants and blowing it in crybaby's faces. I SMOKES WITH CIGARETTES.

[@tomservo5007]

I miss the good ol' days where one could ask for a spittoon in a restaurant without getting dirty looks.

[@JoeCnNd]

reading your comment from 3 years ago seems so ancient now. I mean I was in a relationship then. So long ago!

[@AmericasComic]

@@KeithsReviews Jesus, I smoke cigarettes too but I'm not a rude dick about it. If you're next to someone blow the smoke up or down, it's just etiquette.

[@PoutinePete]

This looks like it was filmed today, not 20+ years ago. I loved this show so very much!

[@devodavis6747]

Except for those vests! SO 80's.

[@TokyoXtreme]

That’s the beauty of film.

[@Apotheosis1113]

Whats up im from the future bitch

[@secretcountry]

This sketch is fucking perfect

[@jasoncracknell4086]

Probably the best skit ever! I still laugh so hard every time I see this

[@charitysghost1207]

Having watched this during it's original run back in the day, I sporadically get it in my recommendations. I watch it every time. I just love this skit.

[@NeseveseN]

yet another iconic classic from the Kids in the Hall..

[@Sewblon]

Shouldn't the dipping areas be on the inside of the plate rather than on the edge? I know that putting them on the edge makes for better presentation. However, putting them on the edge means less room for dipping areas and the omnipresent risk of spillage and a hurried waiter putting their thumb in the dipping area.

[@roberthammerling5970]

it's a toughie...

[@TheRealMichaelH]

If the dipping areas were inside the plate, the sorbet would melt into them and the blueberries would roll into them.

[@johansmallberries9874]

Im sorey, I know I'm just a dish washer, but I must say that while cleaning the dishes, adding more surface area to the plate through expanded dipping areas along the rim adds nearly 30% more time to our cleansing of the dishware.

[@williamgatesenson]

always swipe the dipping areas from outside to inside to prevent spillage

[@FedoraNinjaYT]

We are working on it. Haha. haha. Haha.

[@thegadflygang5381]

The pastry chef would have first choked out the waiter who asked if his order was ready, then poked out his eyes upon making a food suggestion

[@SuperBobby1967]

I must admit,they surprised me with that sketch.I am used to their ''to the point'' humor and now THIS.Loved it best of their sketch

[@dbrikhs]

We're working on it..... Pure genius

[@leec8034]

Put this video on after a difficult day and it lulls and soothes you into a calming state:)

[@jzen1455]

If you've ever worked in a restaurant, this skit hits home!

[@jasoncracknell4086]

I keep coming back to this sketch! Being a cook, this always makes me happy ❤

[@Teeveepicksures]

my god, those fuckin' vests KILL me you'd buy them at Structure or Chess King in the mall this is such a 90's skit

[@palabrajot505]

I revisit this at least once a year to analyze the data, and make yet another attempt at cracking this problem. It's been nearly 30 years of failure for me, fortunately, I gave up my apron, many years ago... So my inability to solve it ceased to be a professional hazzard.

[@richardweisdorf5998]

This is moden life. Stuff that most people don't give a crap about that is taken way too seriously. Should we have more dipping areas? I find that this happens on Thursdays more than anyday of the week. Blah blah. That's the meaning I get out of it. It's not necessarily the intent of the skit but it seems existential and applicable to many work settings. Especially the 'new' guy's solution to the plate handling. It's funny to me because it is innovative thinking put to work in a small context.

[@MrTrojis]

I agree entirely. KITH was/is a very brilliant comedy sketch troupe for those willing to think a little.

[@eblizzard2842]

I think the meaning was to be funny, not to be existential ya fuckin' bore.

[@yellowblanka6058]

Yeah, pretty much the ludicrousness of wasting a lot of energy/time on banalities.

[@bbwibb02]

I don't know why, but I still constantly think of this one all the time. I mean, maybe it's because I often make my own dipping areas (no one ever knows what I'm referencing when I call them that) and am always trying to figure out how to properly space them. But yeah, this is probably the one I think about the most frequently.

[@bycorduroy8269]

the kids in the hall are the absolute best.

[@siractionslacks890]

I love that they are doing this during an active kitchen

[@MinecraftMartin]

I don't remember this skit at all, but this is weirdly hilarious and I don't know why. Kids in the Hall still stands out as one of the best sketch comedy teams in the history of the genre, imo.

[@JK-uj9hs]

That guy flipping out in the imaginary scenario of the plate being dropped in front of him is too funny.

[@TVisTheRetina]

I go through this every time I order McNuggets.

[@christopherthomas8421]

The laugh at the end 😂

[@rainecloud]

This sketch, for some reason, is insanely hilarious. I love it so much.

[@ashleyshanks6821]

I like to think this sketch happened because they went to a restaurant and had to wait an unusually long time for their dessert, so while they waited, they came up with a scenario as for what could possibly be causing the delay. It's much funnier than the, "They're chasing the cow/chicken right now" joke I grew up hearing every time our chicken nuggets or burgers were late.

[@marshallheadchief8744]

I remember watching this when I came home from school just howling with laughter.

[@Sullstice]

"A herd of loose blueberries."

[@ShoggothsAway]

I love seeing something this absurd being portrayed so seriously.

[@davidpar2]

2:23 is the best part of the whole thing

[@blakeray9856]

Mind-bogglingly great. Mesmerizing. I saw it when it was new, and have never forgotten it.

[@haggaisimon7748]

Kevin gave a good idea. Keeping four dipping areas, but making them larger! This sketch as all of fellows Ontarians is hilarious! Pity that all this in the past.

[@redspice55]

I bet you're glad they're back with new episodes! I know I am!!

[@TokyoXtreme]

That’s my favorite part of the sketch: that the staff sweats for minutes over the problem, but the solution is instantly and instinctually obvious to Kevin’s character.

[@CitizenKang]

I love the looks of disgust when Dave mentions removing the chocolate dusting.

[@scottsenatra1193]

Called a tray boys…good lord. I was a server in the 80’s and kinda used one to place plates on a table. Never smudged a plate with one of your hoove prints. Loved these shows…truly hilarious. “Idiot boy” still cracks me up.

[@Jsizzler2]

This bit is hysterical especially having been a pastry chef for many years. Bruce's portrayal of the server is awesome.

[@striderm]

I think of this sketch every time I see fancy restaurant plating in anything.

[@ThisLeprechaunWrites]

'Hey, it's a toughy' HAHAHAHA GENIUS KITH

[@cinnamonbeardstud]

They did a bit of a follow-up to this in the new KITH series on Amazon. The new ones are actually pretty good and just as random and weird as the original.

[@abraxasjinx5207]

As a former server, these are the questions that kept me up at night. The only unrealistic aspect of this sketch was that the chef treated the servers with respect as equals. That is unheard of.

[@rabidrabbitshuggers]

I adore this sketch-so bizarre and yet it really happens.

[@duantorruellas716]

This show was really great , I remember when it was on TV. Fridays , Saturday night live, SCTV and this show the kids in the hall. I remember these show and they were more edgy than SNL. These shows were great and the writers were very good. Then came Seinfeld and curb your enthusiasm , but now looking back at the kids in the hall it seems they were really ahead of they're time.

[@jonathanstern5537]

I can understand why they tend to run out of dipping areas more often on Thursdays than any other day. Thursdays, in my opinion, are the longest days of the week. The weekend is within sight, but not within reach. That day, more than any other, is a day that you need a little indulgence to get you through the last little bit of the work week.

[@HerbieBancock]

It was 1994 and everyone was sad about Cheers ending.

[@BradenENelson]

KITH: experimental comedy, by comedians who KNOW what they're doing. 😁😅

[@funkmike]

I think he was trying to branch out from his usual role as Gay Waiter. Gay Chef.

[@trevorlambert4226]

Had to come back to this after seeing the follow-up in the new season. Even if this wasn't funny otherwise, the whole thing would be worth it just for the shot of Kevin's face reveal at 2:22.

[@dreonwhuds313]

My university offers courses in dipping areas, but we still haven't Ascertained where to put the thumbs

[@culwin]

30 years and still no followup. How did they solve the problem of the dipping areas???

[@proteus404]

When out dining I always know they are talking about the dipping areas when I have to wait for my food.

[@shutterjunkey]

Imagine getting really stoned with a bunch of guys you love creating and working with. That’s how skits like this become a growing idea that develops into a really funny and well detailed joke. Comedy like this doesn’t happen anymore.

[@umachan9286]

That's a lot more civil than any kitchen I've ever seen.

[@andrewmanford]

LOL great sketch! can't wait to see their new show tomorrow!!!! maybe they'll let us know what happens with the dipping areas!!!

[@lahaza6515]

They were SO nuanced in every single way! Nothing has ever been like them and never will be again. Even their own recent stuff hasn't come close to this period (not knocking it though, still heads and tails better than anything else.)

[@JaySports644]

I like the ending where theyre laughing and the guy with the cigarette is just sitting there staring at them.

[@mickeywantstostab]

This, I think is my favorite sketch. But Its hard to say because they all are great!