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My main man Perry Smith, of President Brown and World’s Nicest Guy fame, just acted in his first national commercial. Watch it by clicking below. It should be the first one that pops up, involving biscuits.

Hardees!

I commissioned Michael McDonald to write a special song for my girlfriend Erin’s birthday. Here are the results.

For the sake of completion, you should know that Erin HATES the song “Peace Train”.

Also, upon watching this again several days later, it really makes me laugh around 0:35 how uncomfortable that puppy is obviously making me.

“Que Hiciste Con Mi Hijo” is back for an exciting second episode: “Aguila Negra (Black Eagle)”.

Starring: Ryan Mitchell, Scott Gairdner, Brian Lyman, David Valdez, and introducing Ricky Cruz as Felix.

Special thanks to: Will Hyler (camera and lighting), Brian Engh (special effects), Brian Rowe (for lending us the beautiful HD camera on which this was shot), and Katie Bode (for general help and support and greatness).

Well, it’s finally over. Here is the final “JT on LA” (for now).

This week, JT visits the happiest place on Earth!!!

Thanks for watching, everybody, and if you missed any of em, click below and catch up:

JT ON LA: Episodes 1-6

The “season” is wrapping up, and here’s the second-to-last-episode:

JT visits Chinatown with LMU Roundtable Now alum James Fox, visiting from his podcast show “Fox on the Run”. It’ll be a Chinese blast!!

Also, JT’s old Roundtable cohost, Brandon McNeil has finally posted his thoughts about JT’s new show. Check it out:

This is a good one. JT visits Travel Town, a train museum in Griffith Park. Watch JT interview an actual Travel Town representative, and explore the seedy underbelly of Travel Town.

Just two more episodes after this one!

I started a new section on this site to highlight my friends who frequently help out on my videos. And I was taking note of the number of hits on each of their pages:

1. Ryan Mitchell- 12,000 hits
2. Will Hyler - 11,000 hits
3. Perry Smith - 9,000 hits

(Note: all numbers above may have had three zeros added to them for dramatic effect)

So, in an effort to turn my friends against each other, I’d like to make this an actual competition. Please visit the “Friends” page, and whichever one you like the best, go to their page. Depending on how much you like them, perhaps even hit refresh a few times. I’ll announce later who my most popular friend is.

scottgairdner.com/friends

UPDATE:
As of 11:30 this morning, Perry Smith has shot ahead with 658,000 hits. At this point, I’m going to suspect some foul play on his part.

What a confusing title! Here’s the thrilling conclusion to episode 3.

Is JT alive? Only one way to find out.

Also, a reminder to add JT as a friend on Facebook, and to check out my friends on my new Friends Page.

Boy, oh boy, am I excited about this one. Big props to Will Hyler and Ryan Mitchell, who cowrote it.

Also, you may have noticed that the site has been reorganized a bit. Check out the new layout of the VIDEOS page, and check out this new page, where I highlight my awesome FRIENDS who help me out all the damn time.

Here’s a little something from the archives.

During my last year at LMU, I worked for the school TV station, where I did my show LMU Roundtable Now. One of the other shows was a nightmarishly bad “sketch comedy” show, which was kept on solely to kill time. One week, they didn’t turn in a show, and I had to fill the time somehow. What I came up with was “The Tape Dispenser Show”. I recently stumbled upon this masterpiece on the Roar Network website. Click below and enjoy.

The Tape Dispenser Show

Note: if you don’t watch the whole thing, I understand, but at least skip to the last minute or so. You need to see the hilarious finale.