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An audio parody by Mark Rudolph as the voices of:

Curtis Sliwa, Pervy Gospel Preacher, Barry Gray of WOR, Bob Grant and caller Jersey Tony, and Rush Limbaugh. This piece greatly amused former WABC program Director John Mai...

Demented writer pens pornographic and violent scripts for The Brady Bunch and The Osmonds; takes meetings (1989). Jim Biederman, Mark Rudolph, Robert Brush.

How not to score with chicks. A late night infomercial re-edited by Mark Rudolph

With animation by Henry Lowengard that zooms directly into the brain of that "tax crazed" Ben Zwirn!

Ken Freedman, WFMU radio, April, 1992

They live at Steak n Shake. Fiction. 1988

"Dead-on impressions with a lot of perceptive humor attached to them" --John Mainelli,

legendary WABC radio PD and New York Post columnist.

Written and performed by Mark Rudolph as the voices of Ted Koppel, Strom Thurmo...

All voices impersonated by Mark Rudolph.

Snow falls in the NYC area. Apocalypse insues. 60 Minutes suggests mafia involvment. David Brinkley gives perspective. Local media fills time. Then-mayor Giuliani has a bold plan to...

Gritty B&W version by Mark Rudolph. Exporting Divx formats is very wearying and unrewarding. Here's a re-scanned version that some can both see and hear. Mark Rudolph as Orson Welles and the Idiot Director, Dave Shelton pl...

I Know What it is to be Young is an outtake from the War of the Words session. "Orson" wasn't as rehearsed for this voice- under, and the results are hilariously sloppy. Makeup: Dave Shelton Camera: Mary Eiban.

Directed and performed by Mark Rudolph. This video Karaoke of the Findus commercial outtakes was featured on John Pierson's Split Screen on IFC and Bravo. Ive included a short outtake from Split Screen and new credits. The...

Script and voice: Mark Rudolph. Recorded in 1998, when the dow and Rush were higher, and Limbaugh liked McCain and morphine better.

Script and voice: Mark Rudolph

Two wives and 900,000 oxys ago, Rush sold Ties, skid marked Haines, autographed RX bottles, and any other crap his sycophants would buy.

Script, production: Mark Rudolph.

Announcers: The Late Julian Starr, Mark Rudolph.

This radio sketch first aired on WFMU radio in 1999. Former Albany radio personality and former person Julian Starr (WRVE The River, ...

Radio sketch written by Mark Rudolph.

Announced by the late Julian Starr

A film by Mark Rudolph. Out of truths! Fatwa! Outrage! All over a film comprised of silly visual puns. In all of the angry comments, no specific refutations or sources are cited, mere outrage seems to be sufficient "fullne...

Starring Laurie Kace and Mark Rudolph.

45 years ago, before cable and internet competition, there was a fourth network: Dumont. They went out of business. How the heck did they screw that up? I think it might have been sho...

Mark Rudolph: montage and voice over.

Before Deep Blue, there was Univac.

Mark Rudolph: Montage. Sound by Negativland from "Live at the Knitting Factory".

Mark Rudolph: Script, editing, voice-over.

This ad ran on the first Super Bowl. Thought missing for many years, it resurfaced in 1993 on WFMU-TV.