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kids in the hall 

A five-man cult comedy troupe out of Canada consisting of Dave Foley, Bruce McCulloch, Kevin McDonald, Mark McKinney and Scott Thompson. The "Kids In The Hall" television show started in 1989, lasting five acclaimed seasons and also lead to their 1996 motion picture "Brain Candy".

The troupe played many women in their sketches--very convincingly--for lack of female members, and the 4 straight members (Foley, McCulloch, McDonald and McKinney) are often mistaken for being homosexual.

Quirky and controversial, Kids In The Hall sketches are still worshipped by a large and loyal fan base.
"The Kids In The Hall are the greatest comedy troupe since Monty Python!"
kids in the hall by Clamolly April 20, 2006
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kids in the hall 

A show from the 90's in which 5 canadians perform off-the-wall sketches, musical numbers, and monologues.
Consists of Scott Thompson, Kevin McDonald, Mark McKinney, and Bruce McCulloch, and David Foley.
Good Sketches (one for each kid)

The Polite Axe Murderer (Dave Foley)

Cabbage Head (Bruce McCulloch)

Mr. Tisane (Tzan?) (Kevin McDonald)

Darrill (Mark McKinney)

The Queen (Scott Thompson)
kids in the hall by KITHFAN September 4, 2005

kids in the hall 

sketch comedy show in the early 90s that consisted of david foley, bruce mccolloch, kevin macdonald, mark mckinney, and scott thompson.
is the most awesome show ever, and a much better sketch comedy show then crap like mad tv.
idiot: omg! mad tv is so awesome!
chloe: :slap: KIDS IN THE HALL!
kids in the hall by chloe March 6, 2004

kids in the hall 

the reason kids get kicked outta skool cuz its only played at lyke 12 and 1 in the after noon and theyd rather get stoned and laugh than listen to teachers bitch
why didnt you come to skool today jimmy?

mut had sum dank ass weed and kids in the hall were on why do you think?
kids in the hall by james July 20, 2004

the kids in the hall 

A surreal Canadian sketch comedy show from 1989-1995 that was produced by Lorne Michaelsand stars Dave Foley, Bruce McCullogh, Kevin McDonald,Mark McKinney, and Scott Thompson
We watched Kids in the Hall on Comedy Central at hard to access times.
the kids in the hall by Adam January 7, 2004

the Kids in the Hall 

Awesome comedy sketch show from the early 90s. Best show out there for random and funny characters and scenes. Some popular characters from the Kids in the Hall include the Chicken Lady and the head-crushing guy.
One very very excellent sketch from the show is the "Daves I Know" song.

If you haven't already, watch it. Right now. Go.
"...some of them are Davids, but most of them are Daves. They all have their own hands, but they come from different mums."
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