Jim Gaffigan and Pale Force

We recently had Jim Gaffigan join the hang

You can see the new season of his cartoon "Pale Force" here

A Couple of Guest Pics

In case you were curious, here's Brian Wheat from Telsa in studio with Pete, Shaka, and Larry:

And the very hilarious Greg Giraldo

The Road To Madness

In case you haven't seen this trailer yet, check it out. The madness is on its way...


http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=18868500

Adventures with the Gator

Going to red carpet events with Pete is fun for a myriad of reasons. A.) He has his own unique ideas about what constitutes appropriate behavior in social situations, B.) He is completely unintimidated by celebrities, publicists, and security teams, C.) He usually ends up singing loudly and off key to a captive crowd using a Budweiser as a microphone, and most importantly D.) He always records it all.

The Hard Rock event to benefit Willie Nelson's orginization for Sustainable Biodiesel was no different. Only this time the Gator had a very specific goal in mind -- interviews with expected guests Woody Harrelson and Ted Danson for Breuer Unleashed's impending "George Wendt Film Festival". Pete, Shaka and I spent a good hour standing at the end of the carpet with a mini-recorder, downing drinks behind all of the "legit" media with expensive equipment and eager expressions. A few guests walked by-- former Breu guest Andrew WK, O.A.R., New York's infamous MisShapes, and of course American Idol Constantine Maroulis, but Pete wanted none of it. Constantine even circled by a few times and took up a post right next to Pete, in hopes of doing every last possible interview, but Pete said he felt it was his duty to his country to not acknowledge him.

FINALLY Woody Harrelson arrived. He slowly made his way down the carpet, stopping to chat with every last camera and microphone about bio-this and bio-that. When at long last he reached our Bud-bottle littered station, Pete approached, and his nicest, most polite voice ventured "Hi Woody, can I have just a second of your time? I'm from Breuer Unleashed on Sirius and we're doing a George Wendt film festival." And wouldn't you know it, Woody Harrelson, that tree-hugging, Wendt-hating, sonofagun just walked on by. Pete chased him down the remainder of carpet and down the stairs, yelling "Woody! Woody! It's a George Wendt Film Festival! George Wendt!" until finally security stopped him and he returned to us, defeated. By this point, the entire Breu Crew was waiting at the top of the stairs for him, and though we were all disappointed that we didn't get sound bites for our Wendt Festival, I have never seen a group of people laugh that hard at their friend. Well worth it.

But not everyone gave Pete the brush-off. (Well, there was an incident with Daryl Hannah, but you can't win 'em all). The incomparable Stephen Colbert stopped to chat, and even did his best to drege up some George Went memories.

And obviously, it doesn't get any cooler than Willie Nelson. All in all a very successful evening for Biodiesel and the Regulator Nation.

Making Kevin Brennan Cry

Here at Breuer Unleashed, we're all about helping people. There was the Disneyland Intervention back when Breu took one too many vacations to "Mouschwitz", and of course the recent attempts to convert Lou's bald pate to a head of thick, lustrous hair.

Recently Pete called good friend of the show and hilarious comedian Kevin Brennan to let him know that they show they were headlining at Comix that weekend had a mere 8 reservations. He found that Kevin was already feeling more than a little down after a disaster with a microphone on Letterman... I believe his exact words were "suicide watch". Obviously the only solution was to invite Kevin on the show and try to make him cry.

A variety of tactics were used to try and induce the "weep therapy". We provided him with a teddy bear, incense, tissues, tea, and wine to set the mood. But Brennan was a brick. That's when it was time to bring out the big gun; Shaka's song "Keep On Breathing". Kevin made it through most of the song stonefaced until the line "my sister died" at which point he uttered an "oh no"-- perhaps the most emotional Kevin Brennan gets. Here he is trying to appease the guys by clutching his teddy bear and listening to Shaka's song... note the complete lack of tears.

Back in Action

Labor Day has come and gone, the kids are back in school, and the Breuer Unleashed crew is fired up and ready for the madness to recommence. We've got some big things in the works for the fall season...

Biggest thing on the agenda is next week's Comedy Covers show from Carolines, September 12th, 7pm. Get your tickets now. (That's not a request, it's an order!)

Shaka's album is ready to go and Larry's is just days away from being done. You can hear clips of Shaka's here, and check out Larry's site here.

Much more on the way soon. Later Rrrrrrrrrrrrregulators

Rollin' with Saget

In honor of our illustrious guest today, Mr. Bob Saget, check out this awesome tribute done by a one Jamie Kennedy.