The Smartest Man in the World

Broadcasting from the inner chambers of the Fortress of Proopitude, Greg comments on Coquitlam, carnivals and Cabeza de Vaca.

Live from LA's Nerdmelt Showroom, Greg brays on The Beatles, Ben Kingsley, and Bill Robinson.

Back home at Bar Lubitsch in West Hollywood, Greg whispers about winter, William S. Burroughs, and the Washington Redskins.

Live from Hilarities in Cleveland, Greg conveys his thoughts on corned beef, caribou and cheerleaders.

Live from Philadelphia's Helium Comedy Club, Greg speaks on steroids, Shakespeare and the Schuylkill.

From the NerdMelt Theater in Los Angeles, Greg speaks on Snowden, Sam Spiegel and a Seattle socialist.

Live from the Punchline in his beloved San Francisco, Greg gabs on glasses, Giants and Gary Carter.

Live from the Parlor Live in Bellevue, WA, Greg cracks on Christmas, chain restaurants and Camus.

Live from Cypress Avenue in Cork, Ireland, Greg gabs on gaols, ghosts and God.

Live from Dublin's Sugar Club, Greg ad libs on Aer Lingus, Animal Farm and accidental sex.

Live again from the Soho Theatre in London, Greg articulates his thoughts on allergies, Al Stewart and Archibald MacLeish.

Live from London's Soho Theatre, Greg chats Chaka Khan, chimeras and Chico Hamilton.

Live from The Bell House in Brooklyn, NY, Greg brings up Belgium, Boston and Barbara Streisand.

Live from Boston's Laugh Boston, Greg broaches Bill Lee, Billy Preston and Batkid.

Live from the Laugh Stop in Calgary, Greg speaks on snow, scandal and Sweet Caroline.

Back home at Bar Lubitsch, Greg lectures on liberation, LAX and Lou Reed.

Live from The Upfront Theatre in Bellingham, Washington, Greg offers his thoughts on costumes, candies and cannabis.

Back home at West Hollywood's Bar Lubitsch, Greg brays on Bridge on the River Kwai, Boston sports and Bill Bennett.

Live from Toronto's Underground Cafe, Greg lauds Lucha VaVoom, lakes and Lucy Lawless.

Live from the Comedy Bar in Toronto, Greg jaws on Justin Bieber, Joan Rivers and Josephine Baker.

Live from Vancouver's "FanClub," Greg japes on joints, Jeremy Irons and Jeff Davis.

Back home at Bar Lubitsch, Greg ponders parents, pastrami and pecan pie.

Live from the Comedy Works in Denver, Greg japes on Jack Sheldon, Jack Kerouac and Jackie Collins.

Live from The Howlin' Wolf in New Orleans, Greg wanders through William Faulkner, Willy DeVille and the War on Women.

Live from Chicago's Up Comedy Club, Greg conveys his thoughts on Cyrus, college and civil rights.

In his third and final show from Edinburgh's Gilded Balloon, Greg ponders Prince, Patti Smith and Patty Hearst.

In another dispatch from The Gilded Balloon at Edinburgh's Fringe Festival, Greg rambles on religion, The Renaissance and Robbie Burns.

Live from the Gilded Balloon at Edinburgh's Fringe Festival, Greg gabs on Glenn Greenwald, George Duke and the GE Oil and Gas Arena.

Live from Dublin's Vodaphone Comedy Festival, Greg babbles on buskers, bins and Bram Stoker.

Live from the Punchline Comedy Club in his beloved San Francisco, Greg rips into rabbits, Rolling Stone and Radio Vatican.

Home safe at West Hollywood's Bar Lubitsch, Greg whispers on white horse, Waldo Fielding and waffles.

Back home in West Hollywood's Bar Lubitsch, Greg speaks out on sandwiches, soccer and Snowden.

Live from Club Latter in Oslo, Norway, Greg introduces icicles, Ibsen and Iggy Pop.

Live from the Comedy Theatre de Nes in Amsterdam, Greg covers canals, coffee shops and cobblestones.

Live from the Soho Theatre in London, Greg flaps over Flynn, football and Fortaleza.

Live from the Soho Theatre in London, Greg broadcasts on Bowie, brussel sprouts and Black Jesus.

Back at Los Angeles' Cinefamily, Greg screens Sidney Lumet's 1975 crime picture "Dog Day Afternoon"

Live from NerdMelt in Hollywood, Greg soliloquizes Cicero, Stapleton and stuffed celery.

Sadly, a technical malfunction caused the bulk of Greg's live appearance at Brooklyn's Bell House to be lost to the ether. This episode contains the first few minutes of that show, as well as special bonus material recorded by Greg at the Fortress of Proopitude, where Greg articulates on Adams, alchemy and abortion.

Vodkasting live from the Improv in Washington DC, Greg broadcasts on Burke, Bush and The Band.

Back at the Nerdmelt Showroom in Los Angeles, Greg analyzes Austin, Anaheim and Ashford & Simpson.

Live from Goodnight's Comedy Club in Raleigh, North Carolina, Greg whispers of Wake Forest, William Atherton and Whiteville.

Live from LA's Cinefamily, Greg dissects Joseph Sargent's 1974 hostage thriller "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three."

Back home at West Hollywood's Bar Lubitsch, Greg brings up Boston, bullfighting and ballet.

Live from the Up Comedy Club in Chicago, Greg brings up the Brawny Man, Butch Cassidy and the Bush Library.

Back at the Parlor Live in Bellevue, Greg whispers of Washington, weed laws and Warwick.

Back home with a dispatch from Bar Lubitsch, Greg hits on hot dogs, hotboxes and Huell Howser.

Live from the Holland Performing Arts Center in Omaha, Greg brings up Brando, birding and Bob Kerrey.

Live from La Java in Paris, Greg makes mention of Matthau, models and Metzner.

In the latest episode of the Greg Proops Film Club, Greg revisits Bruce Robinson's 1987 dark comedy "Withnail and I."