Film Vault Friday: Three Dead Trolls
My conversation on CBC Radio tomorrow is about (spoiler alert) comedy on television, and how frequently great shows are short-lived. In honor of that, here’s one of my all-time favorite examples: Three Dead Trolls in a Baggie, circa 1992.
About the Author
Sharilyn Johnson is the author of the book Bears & Balls: The Colbert Report A-Z. Called "one of the city’s most discriminating comedy critics” by NOW Magazine, Sharilyn has been covering comedy for longer than she cares to admit. She served as the comedy reporter for Winnipeg's Uptown Magazine for five years, and was the host of the radio show Laugh Tracks for three seasons. Her work has also appeared in the Toronto Star, the Winnipeg Free Press, The Apiary, and on CBC Radio's national comedy programs LOL and Definitely Not the Opera.
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Thanks for posting this. I look forward to your film vault posts. Three Dead Trolls teamed up with Atomic Improv in the mid 90’s to do the best and funniest Winnipeg Fringe Festival show I’ve ever seen – The War of 1812. Brilliant.
I saw that one, Dan! MTC Warehouse, I believe? Stellar.