General Audiences - TV-G/ TV-PG

Featuring Governor Michael S. Dukakis, comedian Steve Bjork, and musical guest Gozu.

We first analyze the various laws that Goldie Locks breaks in the story of "Goldie Locks and the 3 Bears." In the second segment we interview professional hypnotist Don Glass.

Bill's guest is Ryan Gartley (www.ryangartley.com) a New England native and 15 year (ouch) comedy veteran has been performing in clubs, colleges and bars all across the country - from Las Vegas to Bangor, Maine. With his quick, critical observations and dry “family-style” humor he’s made a name for himself as one of the hardest working acts out there.

Bill welcomes old friend, Tom Hayes (www.thomasjhayes.com) to Campbell's Comedy Corner. Tom is a master salesman and life motivator. With an iron will forged out of the tragic experience of losing a leg to cancer in childhood, Hayes has a compelling history to share with his audiences. A world traveler, extreme sports enthusiast and proud father of two happy and successful daughters, Hayes epitomizes a "can do" approach to life's challenges.

Bill welcomes Ace Aceto to Campbell's Comedy Corner. Growing up in an Italian/Catholic household and going to Catholic school as a kid has made Ace Aceto what he is today…inquisitive and irreverent! Ace burst onto the comedy scene during the latter part of the stand-up comedy boom in 1989. By 1990, Ace was chosen along with 9 other finalists to be filmed for Stand-Up Stand-Up and Short Attention Span Theater for Comedy Central (then known as The Comedy Channel). A Rhode Island native, Ace worked clubs, colleges, and corporate dates up and down the east coast.

Bill welcomes Steve Guilmete to Campbell's Comedy Corner. Steve brings a raucous wit and an everyman’s sensibility to the National comedy scene. Steve’s act has received a warm and enthusiastic response from audiences throughout the country. He is also a top-notch actor in Comedy Imposter gigs. Imposter comedians are hired by those wanting to play a joke on someone they know whether it's a co-worker or client, and is the latest craze.

Bill welcomes Jimmy "PJ" Walsh to Campbell's Comedy Corner. PJ is a funny, funny man and this episode reveals that to Campbell's Comedy Corner fans. His unique observations are hysterical and "on the mark" and his audiences cherish his work. PJ can be reached throught Bill at www.billcampbellcomedy.com

Bill welcomes an old friend, Tom Gilmore, who started with him at the Ding Ho many years ago. Tom's unique brand of humor has made him a regular at corporate events, theatres across the country, and cruise ships around the world. Born in Boston, his family oriented routines draw on his memories of a repressed Irish-Catholic upbringing and strike common ground with everyone.