This is not a comedy sketch or a film, just a showcase for an opening titles musical theme I composed. What do you think? I

Sarah gives us three new characters: a hungry woman at the Kentucky State Fair, her talent manager, and "the blackest white girl on earth". We did this one deliberately "low-tech"   more...and, oh by the way, we have exclusive hidden camera footage of Paris Hilton in jail!  less

Osama Bin Laden has been dead for years. Here's the real translation of the latest "Al Qaida" video.

Hot and hilarious Cajun cutie Cherie Thibodeaux shows off some of her unique chracters including a ghostbuster and a voodoo princess. As usual, it's totally improvised by us.

Andy Warhol wanted to do videos for Saturday Night Live. Since I was previously an "artist" I was picked to work with him. What an amazing experience! Not funny results, but a historical art   more...footnote I'll never forget.  less

A sketch from my series "IT'S ONLY ROCK & ROLL" about singles pickup action. It features the late Dan Gallagher and Second City's Wendy Hopkins.

The wonderful rising star Sarah Hyland has a message to her fans. (And mine.)

The hilarious Sarah Hyland busts some freaky moves in her spare time.

Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice tells the world what is up!

Cherie Thibodeaux's hard ass rapper M.C. Marsh Mellow shows you how she rolls.

This Cajun hottie shows off some of her hilarious characters in this video, written and directed by Joe Bodolai

On Canada's Gemini Awards (I produced and was head writer on the four highest rated shows of all time) I decided to make the announcement of the winner much more exciting. Watch this crowd of jaded show   more...biz veterans ooh and ahh....  less

Writer-Producer Joe Bodolai (right) joins comedian Lou Dinos in the excerpt from COMICS!, a series which ran for 8 years on the CBC. For more of Joe's work go to
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Hot cajun comedy actress Cherie Thibodeaux as Britney Spears. Hey, Britney, how's the family?

Cajun comedian-beauty Cherie Thibodeaux goes ghostbusting in a cemetery in the middle of the night.

Exclusive hidden camera footage of Paris Hilton in her cell!

Sarah depicts herself as a little girl and her mother in this hilariously revealing and affectionate portrait of a mother-daughter relationship.

A montage of some great Canadian standup comedy from my hit series COMICS! which ran for eight seasons and 115 episodes on the CBC and now in reruns on The Comedy Network. This clip is on the theme of   more...relationships.  less

Mike Myers came home to Canada's Gemini Awards in this sketch we wrote for our equivalent of the Emmys. To be fair, Mike's ex-wife Robin came up the great joke "Florida" and I had "Plains   more...of Baberaham", which only Canadians will get.  less

Second City's Linda Kash as the rock legend, "The Singing Nun". She talks about her influence on rock & roll.For more of my videos: www.joebodolai.com

Okay, maybe not the "world's first", but I was a "video artist" and SONY gave a number of us in Canada the first portable video cameras and recorders. While my fellow artists were   more...making "art", I was making comedy videos. Here's one from 1974! For more go to:

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A very silly sketch I wrote for SNL. Tony Rosato as St. Peter and Tim Kazurinsky as "Mother Theresa" trying to get into heaven. There's a nice surprise appearance that made the sketch memorable   more...as one of my favourites. For more: www.joebodolai.com  less

I specialized in satirical songs on Saturday Night Live, or at least those fake "late night record ads". This one made the "Moral Majority" (sic) go nuts and picket NBC. Clips from   more...it were featured on "Nightline" and we got 22,000 letters (identically worded and all had lick marks on the pen tip). For more: www.joebodolai.com  less

Mike Myers in his very first appearance as "Wayne Campbell" the way we came to love him. It's from my series "IT'S ONLY ROCK & ROLL" which aired on the CBC in Canada. This has   more...never been seen in the United States. For more: www.joebodolai.com  less