"At home chillin' with the wife"

"If you wanna find out about Republicans just like us, you just tune in to MSNBC," quips AlfonZo Rachel (right) in PJTVs blockbuster "Everyday Normal Republicans," now showing at a YouTube near you.

"At home chillin' with the wife! Hope your weekend is goin' good!," twitters AlfonZo Rachel, the chocolate-cookie half (above photo) of PJTVs to-die-for "Everyday Normal Republicans!" the best thing since sliced Oreos (no inside, no outside). We were thrilled to learn that he is "following" us on twitter [Ed note: We are using lower case t for twitter now that it's become the generic "kleenex" of social networking sites].

"I almost forgot. All black Republicans are traitors to their own race," cracks Steven Crowder, who plays the bright-eyed and bushy-tailed Robert Culp character to Zo's Bill Cosby in this thoroughly modern iteration of the colorblind Sixties TV comedy hit "I Spy."

Even as the moribund David Letterman brand of politically correct humorless humor exits stage left in a cloud of ignominy, a sweet and savory new brand of wordplayful, colorblind comedy takes center stage. Our friends on the left side of the aisle won't know what hit them.

"It's hard as a progressive actor to get into this conservatively warped character, but I thought that came across as pretty genuine," deadpans Crowder in a masterful coda that impales the heart of the liberal project.

"I have a TERRIBLE crush on Zo," twitters The Anchoress this morning, noting with gusto:

Crowder looks a lot like my son buster!

They ARE a couple of cuties! "Sarah, Mary Katharine and now Carrie," we blogged a month back, delighting in the bevy of fresh distaff faces springing forth from the right side of the aisle:

Talk about beauty in unexpected places, not to mention the cojones* to go where no man has gone before. The ladies are leaving the Democrats' lame "Party of No" in the dust.

Welcome to the theater of operations, gentlemen.

Comments

[Stoutcat]

Love both those guys! Good to know that some in the younger generations were either raised right, or came to their senses early.

Their vid reminds me of this one.

[Gayle Miller]

Love both these guys a lot - but won't admit to a crush because I'm 66 years old and they are young enough to be my grandsons! But back in the day - if I had encountered one of their fathers! Different story!