5/21/26 O&A NYC THE MORNING FUNNIES: Archie’s Unwanted Kiss (All In The Family)

From Season 2, Episode 21 ‘Sammy’s Visit’: To get some extra cash, Archie Bunker has gotten a job driving a taxi for Bert Munson. Archie is in for a big surprise when one of his passengers turns out to be Sammy Davis Jr. Continue reading

12/29/25 O&A NYC THE MORNING FUNNIES: In Living Color – Oprah’s Restaurant

Oprah’s Restaurant is a parody sketch from the In Living Color (Season 2),starring Kim Wayans portrays Oprah as a chaotic restaurant owner. The sketch also features Jim Carrey as a customer. Continue reading

11/14/25 O&A NYC THE MORNING FUNNIES: Here And Now – One On Won

A recent college graduate who majored in psychology returns to his old neighbourhood in Harlem to become a counselor at a local youth centre ( Malcolm Jamal Warner). Continue reading

1O/29/25 O&A NYC WILDIN OUT WEDNESDAY: Halloween With The Addams Family – MGM

There are multiple Halloween With The Addams Family productions, including a 1964 TV episode and a 1977 television film. The most well-known is the 1964 episode from the original series, featuring two bank robbers who take refuge in the Addams mansion on Halloween night. Continue reading

10/27/25 O&A NYC THE MORNING FUNNIES: Bride of Blackenstein – Saturday Night Live

Everyone is familiar with Frankenstein – but you probably never saw the tale of Bride of Blackenstein starring Michael Che, Kenan Thompson and Nicki Minaj. Continue reading

10/25/25 O&A NYC THE MORNING FUNNIES: The Fat Albert Halloween Special

While attempting their Halloween mischief, the kids get the ultimate scare from the lady who lives in the spooky house by the graveyard.Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids is an animated television series created, produced and hosted by Bill Cosby. Continue reading

10/23/25 O&A NYC THE MORNING FUNNIES: Stevil and Carlsbad – Family Matters

Family Matters, Stevil and Carlsbad are a pair of evil, sentient ventriloquist dummies that appear in two popular Halloween special episodes. Both characters are the villains of their respective stories, which were ultimately revealed to be nightmares. Continue reading