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[ed Grimley] Lives In A Retirement Home In New Jersey. It's Called The Retirement Home In New Jersey For Characters Who Were Interesting In The '80s For About An Hour. He's There With The Whiners, Gumby And Jon Lovitz's 'that's The Ticket' Guy.

People Have Very Specific Opinions Of Comedy. Slapstick Was An Art Form In The '20s And The Lowest Form Of Show Business In The '50s. Who's Right, Who's Wrong? Who's An Idiot, Who's Not?

Comedy Is A Weird Thing. You Have To Understand, It's The Weirdest Thing You Can Do. There's No Consensus. It's Not Like... People Say, "i Saw Saving Private Ryan, And That Scene On The Beach Is Just So Moving." I Can't Imagine Anyone Who Would Say "i Don't Find That Moving!" But You Can Show, Whether It's Laurel & Hardy Or The Three Stooges Or Jiminy Glick In Lalawood, Some People Are Going To Look At It And Say "that's The Funniest Thing I've Ever Seen." Some People Will Say "i Don't Get It." Who's Right, Who's Wrong?

Someone Once Asked Me What Was The Weirdest Question I Was Ever Asked. And I Was Stymied.

A Few Years Ago, I Won A Tony For Little Me And I Learned Two Important Lessons From That Experience. 1. Fair-weather Friends Are So Much More Interesting To Be Around And 2. It's Amazing What This Award Fetches On E-bay.