Lol, this is a short clip of when I was a “Guest Star” on “VR Troopers”. It was along the lines of the “Power Rangers” and the same production company. This is an epsisode called “Grimlord’s Dummy”. From 1996! I was only 40 then lol!
http://vimeo.com/2028251
That’s funny. Love those evil mimes! And your dummy (is that the right word?) looks a lot like you! 
“Hey look at me, I’m on TV!”
That’s because you’re looking at the guy on your right, lol, and that IS me! And if you mean the one on your left…well, other than the orange, spiked hair, the big round eyes, fat cheeks, and slots on his mouth than yeah, we do look alike haha! 
Yeah that’s right! I saw you on America’s most wanted! But at least they got an injunction against you, barring you from hanging around the elementary schools in that dirty old raincoat!
Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet Terry.
haha thats pretty funny 
What’s even funnier is that at the time I was living in a motorhome, lol! I had this idea to travel the country in it, performing on stage by night, and beachcombing by day! I did it for a year and it was an awesome experience! 
I can see why your “humor” appeals to teenagers.
Well thank you! I wanted to make sure it wasn’t over your head! 
“Hey look at me, I make lame comments and try to get attention by acting superior to others on the internet!”
Haha +infinity!:D:)
Haha + infinity! :):D:p
Pretty sweet. Jeff Dunham reminds me of you.
I never watched VR Troopers, but I have their pogs! =p
I met Jeff about 15 years ago in KT, for a vent convention. We all knew he would hit it big, especially since he had the massive clout of William Morris agency promoting him! I also met and worked with Willy Tyler & Lester, who were very popular in the 70’s. Little trivia: I was up for the the ventriloquist part in “Soap”, but it went to Jay Johnson. I was deemed to young at the time for the role, lol! We’ve talked several times at the Comedy & Magic club in Hermosa beach, CA, where Jay Leno has been performing every Sunday night forever!
I was also very lucky and grateful to have met the late, great Edgar Bergen (and Candice a few years later) at one of his final appearances with Charlie McCarthy and Mortimer Snerd! I got to talk with him backstage after the show and that is a cherished memory.
On the contrary, it flew under my radar. I prefer wit in my humor.
Haha good one J!
Wow, that was an incredibly corny performance, Terry. Love it!
Not really.
haha thanks. I had fun with it anyway. I think what Jeremy was saying is that maestro8 (not a maestro, but very likely only 8 years old!) is a “half wit”, lol!
No, he called him a ‘v’. That doesn’t even make sense.