Part of the October 2008 Thalia Follies at New York City's Symphony Space, this sketch stars Jane Curtin as a dysfunctional touch-screen voting machine that turns on innocent voter Gregory, who also wrote the scene, with guidance from Follies producer Martin Sage. Isaiah Sheffer directed.
Gregory as Levi opposite Ivy Austin as an extremely pregnant Bristol singing about their love child to the tune of Paul Anka's "Having My Baby." With spoof lyrics by Ivy, this song was part of the October 2008 Thalia Follies at Symphony Space, back when Levi and Bristol seemed headed to the altar.
Gregory as a dad dealing with his cute yet misguided daughter. This little actress is almost the same age as Gregory's own child, a bit of type casting.
Gregory as an office worker (in the purple sweater) who watches his boss hit the deck during a meeting. Geoffrey Cantor and Andrea Rosen also star in this edition of the legendary easy-button ad campaign.
In this completely improvised comedy series, Gregory plays the most clueless yet confident member of a group of piggish male executives called the Corporate Knobs. Here he and Brian Hotaling give an unusual deposition to fend off a sexual harassment suit against their company. Lori Hamilton
