Vic is helpless when the Davis' sleep upsatirs

Read the wonderful insight from Lydia Crowe and her valuable transcript of the audio program from the episode, The Davis' Sleep Upstairs.

New script and Lydia Crowes's opinions about Sade's new valise

As always, excellent stuff!  (Sade's New Luggage)

Rotten Davis's cheap date at the Gook house

It's funny; despite the fact that Vic and Sade hee and haw, I think they enjoy having Rotten over.

Does Lydia Crowe agree with me?  You can only know by clicking the link.  Also, see the script! 

Nicer Scott knew everyone in the world! (maybe)

Speaking Acquaintances (Rush) with new commentary from Lydia Crowe, plus the script from this episode.

Oily landlord and a fat woman with gold teeth - in the 1930's!

Yep, you read this right -- there were such things in the Vic and Sade era.  You might enjoy this crazy episode (non listeners) if you only give it a chance.

Now with script and new commentary by Lydia Crowe.

 1939-03-08 - Mr. Erickson’s House Repairs

Sade raves about a million bucks and plans to be a flower arranger

The fun continues.  The audio BURSTS in a new way when you look at these new scripts and enjoy the wonderful Lydia Crowe commentary.  This time: Flower Garden Arranger.

Vic needs Volume VII and the clan hands out his lodge regalia

More, more more!  A new commentary and a new script, thanks to Mis' Crowe and this time, Vic's lodge regalia has been loaned out to butchers and for Christmas, etc.  The Greek and Latin junk will be at war with Sade.  It's classic Vic and Sade.

First audio of Vic and his hat buying...

More updated stuff from Lydia Crowe, who provides great insight and a new script for us to contemplate.  It also gives us a chance to try and finish (in out minds) the Uncle Strap story...

THANKS, MIS' CROWE!

'Writing to Walter' gets an update

Thanks again to the industrious Lydia Crowe: we now have some new commentary and a revised script for 1939's Writing to Walter (aka A Letter to Walter).

The script (a transcript of the audio) she provides is slightly different than the "official" script and reflects a few changes that appear to be made right before the cast recorded.

Official Host job lost... what a bummer!

Thanks again to Lydia Crowe!  I love reading these "NEW" scripts.  They jump out at you like solid, pure, crisp audio, don't they??

Here's Mis' Crowe's commentary and the script for Official Host, the classic.  MORE COMING!  Enjoy them.

Another Mis' Crowe addition

See her excellent commentary about Congress and the Supreme Court, as well as the script.

Also, are you aware the audio on that episode (available exclusively at the Crazy World) is way, way, way better than any other existing audio of that episode?  You can download it at the bottom of the post.

Welcome to Lydia Crowe

I am proud to announce that Lydia Crowe has agreed to allow The Crazy World of Vic and Sade to use her current show commentaries and we hope she will contribute more commentaries in the future.  These too will be featured on the Crazy World.

Best of all, Mis' Crowe is taking the audio episodes that have no scripts and is transcribing them into scripts.  Again, she has graciously allowed us to use her hard work.

Over the next week or so, I will be combining her work with ours.  I will alert you to these on this site.

Recent fixes to the site

Fixed this script  It had some bugs
Fixed this audio (Writing/Letter to Walter) (the link was broken)
Added Lydia Crowe commentary and a new script to Decoration Day Parade
Added Lydia Crowe commentary and a new script to Sade's Trip to Dwight

What if the audio episodes were transcribed?

What if the audio episodes were transcribed? What if there existed, more written commentary to each episode?

That would be awesome, wouldn't it?

Well, welcome to reality.

More... soon.

Serve me some Bacon Sandwiches?

Every now and then, you change your mind or people sway you in a different direction.  Every now and then, you'll hear a Vic and Sade episode and you wonder, wow, how did I not see/hear/feel this the first/last time I sat down with this episode.

Bacon Sandwiches is such an episode.  Yes, I have always caught the dark, dark humor in this episode.  Yes, it may be in the top 2-3 most-bizarre Vic and Sade episodes (but probably not near as bizarre as this one).

I am writing to ask for your help.  Look, I know you guys aren't up to writing a piece about the series.  But how would you feel about ONE simple sentence about the episode Bacon Sandwiches?  Tell us how you feel about the episode.  Send me an email (easily found on The Crazy World of Vic and Sade) or leave a message here.  Send me a telegram... anything!

I'm looking forward to your contribution!