Tiny moments in musicals that really make you laugh — Page 3

According to urbandictionary.com and my own personal knowledge:

WHOP

A derogatory name for a person of Italian origin. Historically stood for someone "WitHOut Papers" thus the term WHOP.

Those ****ing whops are at it again. They tried hitting on my girlfriend! Can you believe that ****?

Watch out for them whops. They like to cause trouble

Techinically, calling an Italian a "guinea" is worse.

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Updated On: 8/29/05 at 12:25 AM

I've seen it both ways. Mainly "wop" because it makes more sense. LOL

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back on track.

DRS - Joanna Gleason's ever so underplayed
vocal and physical double take as the statue's ass comes into view.

Altar Boyz - When Tyler as Mark meets Matthew and Matthew asks him if he has done anything different with his hair and Tyler does this coquettish sort of hair flip, head tilt, look at Matt through his hair. Always got me.

Caroline or Change - When Rose turns to the audience and says:
"Other people's maids are so much nicer."
and when the kid sneaks in the bit about Barbie dolls...loved that!

Bat Boy: "Sweet Wounded Jesus!"

In Spamalot during Won't Succeed on Broadway when they yell out "Hey" and a bushel of hey is dragged acorss the stage.

I love the "big pencil" bit in DRS - I actually almost bought a giant pencil when I was at Disneyland to send to Greg (but sadly I didn't...).

I also love the "Escargot?" "Goodness no!" line in "Here I Am"
Maybe it's funnier to me because I absolutey love escargot.

There are a lot of funny bits that I love, but when asked to think of them - I seem to draw a complete blank.

~Jessica

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No. It's not just you. I laugh EVERY time. There and when Megs says, "Jo, do I die AGAIN in this one?" and Jo responds in that morbidly-pleased voice, "yes..."

*giggle*

I LOVE it!

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SpamAlot-Tim Curry's facial expressions, the French guards who don't understand French, Prince Herbert and his father's conversation before Lancelot bursts in(But mother, Father I'm father; Look Alex, Herbert, Herbert), and Tim Curry asking "Are There any jews here?.

All Shook Up-Chad expressing his love for Ed; "And I'm in Love with Ed.... But I really liked Ed...Look maybe once and awhile you can put the hat and stuff back on, and we can both spend some time with him."

The Producers-The Blue Blanket scenes(Hunter does it the best, in my opinion), Adolf Elizabeth Hitler, Carmen's arm as he leaves to get Roger(Brad Musgrove does it the best, in my opinion), and the "I tell you when we are in too deep" running gag.

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels- The lyrics "The fashion plate I'll date will give me hummers in my hummer", Ruprechet especially "Who saves up all his farts in a mason jar", and the Ruffhousin mit Shuffhausen(Dr. look he's soo happy he's crying).
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"Sometimes weird stuff happens. Someone has to deal with it, and Who Ya Gonna Call?"
-Ghostbusters II

To add to the DRS "Great Big Stuff" moments, I love the robot-dance during "Guccione on the phone, he got a party goin' on..."

And Spelling Bee's "unfortune erection..."

And for some reason I loved the "I've been thinking..." "Yes, I've heard..." line in Wicked.

In Spelling Bee when William Barfee says 'That's retarted' that made me laugh.

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"Princeton! Look! I caught the bouquet! Actually, some little girl caught it...but she wasn't very strong!"

It's the singsong voice that does it, man.

I must agree with whoever said Leif Coneybear's "I fell" in Spelling Bee. I basically died right there.

And Norbert's jerky bit in DRS. Dang. THAT is dedication.

Speaking of L5Y: "Since I can't **** her anyway!" the way he says that all disgruntled like makes me laugh EVERY TIME.

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basically everything in spelling bee kills me, but here are some:
the slow motion thing, when Barfee is spelling a word with is foot, in slow motion, he spelled it right, and then all of a sudden it's reg. time, and he goes "i know"

the i fell thing-i almost fell out of my seat laughing

"if you take the silent w from answer, the h from ghost, the extra a from aardvark, and the t from listen, you could spell 'what', but nobody would ever hear it." is that it?