DangerCouch is not particularly active right now but you can still catch our illustrious alumni in action elsewhere.

Dan and Brent are writing and filming, both separately and together.

Stephen and Bryan are touring and gigging, both separately and together. Dave is teaching and percussing here, there and everywhere.

Cross your fingers and eat your veggies and maybe, if we’re all very lucky, the Couch will rise again.

And P.S.

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The long-awaited debut of Dan Baker’s Plain Jane is just a few days away.

Filmed on location in Memphis this summer, the film stars Anna Campbell, Alissa Diggs and Marguerite Hibbets in the story of a woman whose dreary and monotonous life is changed when the kindness of a stranger opens her up to a world outside herself.  Jane (Campbell) resists the invitation to new life extended by new friend Phoebe (Diggs), one Jane isn’t sure she wants. But events cause Jane to question whether it’s time for a change.

Come watch Plain Jane, a production of Baker’s Green Beetle, will be featured in the Tennessee Limousine Service Filmmakers Showcase, Nov. 17 at Malco on the Square., 2105 Court St.

The showcase, which starts at 7p.m., put a spotlight on the creative film ventures of Memphians. A host of Memphis artisans were involved with Baker’s film, including the work of director of photography Paul Skidmore, production designer Sarah Hascher and a riveting score composed by Wes Melton.

But you can’t see their handiwork if you aren’t there! Don’t miss this occasion to be among the first to see Plain Jane.

What: Plain Jane World Premiere
When: Monday, November 17, 2008 at 7 p.m.
Where: Malco on the Square , 2105 Court Street
Cost: FREE!

Happy St. Bloggin’s Day. For those of you who didn’t already know, St. Bloggin’s Day falls on the first Sunday to occur after the annual DangerCouch show, but before Christmas. Not only is this day a high holiday in the upper realms of elite comedy bloghood, but it also marks the start of Blog-onza, the hollowed festival of cultural identity and non-blogging.

St. Bloggin and acolyte at a local renaissance faire.

To do my part in commemorating these great days in online history, I will be taking a blog sabbatical until the New Year, at which time we just might have new videos and all manner of Couchly goodness.

In the meantime, please examine the videos, peruse the last year-and-half of blog posts, or come visit me at my personal blog project, the Ominous Comma.

Thank you and Happy Holidays.

Brent.

The show was killer.

The show was dope.

The show was the bomb.

The show is under investigation by the ATF, FBI, and several local law enforcement agencies.

Thanks to everyone that came, greater thanks to everyone who helped out.

If you couldn’t come but would still like to donate to the orphanage, contact me at getonthecouch (at) dangercouch.com

We know you’ve been waiting since last year.

Well, dry those eyes because your wait is almost over!

After successfully escaping last year’s run-in with the dastardly tinsel of doom, DangerCouch is back with Rise of the Futon.

Come join us for the event of the year on December 6!

DangerCouch Episode 9: “The Furious Futons” will be unveiled as we take you on a journey into the Couch with Ruckus, Jimmy, The Drummer and Wilheim.

The fellas will perform live and will be joined by more than a dozen special guests for a mixture of music, drama and film you won’t want to miss.

Bring $5 with you, and that money will go toward building an orphanage village in Zimbabwe, Africa called Rekai Tangwena Children’s Home Zimbabwe.

We have a 70’s theme going on this year, so head to your parents’ closest or your local thrift store to find some groovy threads. We’re giving away an iPod for the best 70’s outfit.

We’ll see you at the show on Dec. 6 at 7 p.m. Doors open at 6:30.

The show’s taking place in the Visible School Auditorium, 9817 Huff N Puff Rd. Lakeland, Tennessee.

Meet This Year’s Special Guests!

How To Get There.