Paul Mecurio

So I took my son on vacation and don't get me wrong -- he's great. Love the kid. But seriously, he's bad company. He wasn't interested in gambling, strip clubs, nothing. Check it out.

[September 2007]

How to learn a foreign language by Paul Mecurio.



[September 2007]

The rowdiness continues at Comix!

[September 2007]

Attention Swedish gay guys -- no, I really don't want you. Sorry to disappoint. But please do continue to come to my shows! And everyone else, have a laugh at their expense. [September 2007]

The crowd at my last show at Comix was pretty much exhausting, but it was GREAT. Audiences like this one keep me on my toes, which is the best place for a comic. Keep coming out to my shows! It's a serious party for everyone.

So I got a new computer and of course, it's trouble. I call Dell support and I get this guy from halfway around the world asking me about New York tourist attractions like "5 Avenue" and the "Liberty of Statue." Take a look.

Back in September, I had a killer show at Comix in New York. The crowd was going nuts -- I'm glad I got some video from the set. The interaction with fans was so tight. As soon as I got on the stage, I could see all these people I had met earlier in the week at The Daily Show and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire tapings and at clubs all over the city. These fans were serious stalkers. I feared for my life. Take a look! Oh and beware, if you wear something flashy, shout out comments, or sit up front, you might end up a part of my act like these jokers. But hey, if you're lucky, I might buy you a drink.

Be sure to check out all the other new videos from the show. See you out there!

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PS: It says this video is no longer available, but it IS! Just click to watch and like magic, it's available. So there. Enjoy!

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