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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shadowdancer" data-source="post: 2214462" data-attributes="member: 515">Oh yeah. He starts with his three rules:1) Respond when requested.2) Respond only when requested.3) Pay attention. Then he gets his three zombies, each of who broke one of the above rules, up on stage. In between, there are various audience-participation things: sing-alongs, jokes, ded aerobics. The zombies are always two attractive women and one man. And he bonks the zombies when they screw up -- hits them on the head with a large, foam-rubber hammer. The audience screams in mock terror every time he holds the Bonker up, and says "Bonk!" in unison when he hits them. Then he does the zombie skit: Ned (zombie No. 2, the guy) and Sweet Mary Oatblossom (zombie No. 1, one of the women) are in love. Then along comes the seductive Fifi (zombie No. 3, the other woman) who steals Ned away. Mary is heartbroken. Then Fifi drops Ned, leaving him broke and stupid. Then there is the game of Ded Bob Says -- just like Simon Says, and the zombies are playing. After they all fail, he gives them sacks and has them go into the audience to collect money from the audience. Here's Ded Bob's website. <a href="http://www.dedbob.com/main.htm" target="_blank">The link</a> There was a Ded Bob at Scarborough Faire the weekend we went. He did two shows. It wasn't the same guy who had been doing the show for years and years. He was younger, and a little taller, and not as polished as the other guy. And his voice was obviously different. I don't know if the old guy retired, or if he is franchising out the show, or what. But it was pretty much the same show the original Ded Bob had been doing for years.</blockquote>

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