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Little Indian (c)1995 Premeditated Records

The season 1 finale of Dees Guys is here! This epic episode chronicles the life of super nerd Joffery Applebaum, as he accidentally adopts a band of 1980s super heros: The Lightning Cats! written by Michael Livingston, Nickon Hemati, Carlo Moss, Nicole Tucker, Clayton Hoff directed by Michael Livingston produced by Nick Peterson, Michael Livingston, Nicole Tucker, Clayton Hoff

The sixth episode of Dees Guys! Featuring sketches: We Live on the Moon, A Misunderstanding, Into the Wild with Sarah Palin, and The Fourth Jonas Brother. This is the last episode before the Dees Guys season 1 finale!

The first ever Dees Guys Christmas special! It's christmas at the Hitler house shortly before his rise to power, and Adolf learns some very valuable christmas lessons which he will later put to good use in his attempts at world domination.

Contradictio Illustration - David Dees Music and Video - Jeso Truth Does Not Fear Investigation www.deesillustration.com www.jeso.nl

The fifth episode of "Dees Guys" featuring sketches: "9/11," "Back Alley Abortion," "I Need a Condom," "Unnecessarily Elaborate Hi-five Guy," and "Racist Waiter."

The fourth episode of Dees Guys! Featuring sketches: Deadbeat Roomate Fallen Angel Replacing Juan You Shave Your Balls? Baby Punch

The second episode of "Dees Guys" featuring skits: "Seagull Man," "Food Co-op" and "No Dancing." "Seagull Man" written and directed by Nicole Tucker "Food Co-op" written and directed by Michael Livingston "No Dancing" written by Nickon Hemati and Michael Livingston, directed by Michael Livingston

The third episode of "Dees Guys" featuring: "Rabbit Fights," "1000 Guys," and "IV Girls." "Rabbit Fights" written and directed by Michael Livingston "1000 Guys" written by Michael Livingston and directed by Clayton Hoff "IV Girls" written by Olivia Gutkin and Nicole Tucker, directed by Clayton Hoff, Olivia Gutkin and Nicole Tucker

The first episode of "Dees Guys" featuring sketches: "Mandibles," "Crazy Town," and "The Sensitive Guy." "Mandibles" written and directed by Michael Livingston "Crazy Town" written and directed by Carlo Moss "The Sensitive Guy" written by Nicole Tucker and directed by Clayton Hoff

All sheep are equal but some are more equal... watch david's illustrations and support the march...

Dees worked in various radio stations throughout the southeastern United States, including WSGN in Birmingham, Alabama. Dees recorded "Disco Duck" in 1976 while working at WMPS-AM in Memphis, Tennessee which fired him over his airplay of it. Following a 45 day mandatory hiatus after his time at rival WMPS, he went on to WHBQ-AM in Memphis and took the station to #1. The single Disco Duck sold over six million copies and reached number 1 on Billboard magazine's Hot 100 chart on October 16, 1976. The song had a cameo appearance in the movie Saturday Night Fever, in a brief scene in which a group of older people were learning to "move their feet to the disco beat", but the song was not included in that movie's popular soundtrack album, thus depriving him of a Grammy award that the artists on the record received. In 1979 Dees moved to Los Angeles and did mornings on KHJ (which was at the time WHBQ's sister station) during its final years as a Top 40 station. When KHJ fliped to a country format, Dees left the station. In 1982, Rick Dees moved to crosstown Top 40 outlet KIIS-FM, where he served as host of Rick Dees in the Morning until 2004, when he was replaced by Ryan Seacrest.Competed against John London.

Best remembered for being the Morning Host on 92.3 WKTU. He would be replaced by Howard Stern when WKTU switched to KROCK. This would become the launching pad for Stern's syndicated network. After WKTU flipped formats Thomas was hired by then new Rhythmic Top 40 upstart KPWR/Los Angeles in 1986 as their new moring host, which is where he would enjoy a successful run. In 1992 Thomas left KPWR .Competed with Rick Dees and John London..