Which Guest Riffers Would You Like To See?

[MisterC]

I whatever the current number currently isth Bruce Campbell.

[Fig Neutron]

Chris Elliott!

[RoninFox]

The best guest riffer ever, hands down, would be Steve Purcell, creator of Sam & Max.

Love the man's comic style, but I have no idea what he sounds like.  In any case, intriguing suggestion.

[Rodney]

Jason Bateman.

Lewis Black, Rob Riggle  or John Oliver of The Daily Show.

The Flight of the Concords guys, one or both.

[bratpop]

Marcel Marceau. Oh, shit. Okay, Sophie Marceau.

[TigerofRobare]

Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie.

Matt Groening?  (Crowe actually appeared in Futurama, sort of.)

How about Mark Hamill?  The man does amazing voice work.

[SaucyRossy]

This guy

2nd.

This guy has always been at the top my guest riffer wish list.

he would be awesome. I am going to see him perform live next week. wooot.

[Natureboy]

Elvira aka Cassandra Peterson would be a hoot. 

[Nergol]

Yeah, let me second Elvira. And add Mike Judge, if no one has already.

[freakazoid]

I'm definitely for Bruce Campbell all the way baby. Some other good ones would be Seth Macfarlen, Mike Judge, Steve Odenkirk, and i can't believe no one has suggested Trey Parker and Matt Stone.

[headlesschocolatebunny]

Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie.

YES!! all the way!!!!!!!

[RVR II]

Mike Judge! Definitly!!

[MrTorso]

But MY choice of for a guest riffer would be.......... ME!

That would be an awesome RiffTrax contest. "Win a Chance to Riff With Mike!" Instead of making it a random draw or anything like that they could put up a sample and a script and we would have to do an audition tape to win.  You probably wouldn't even have to pay airfare because I am sure many people would pay their own way to record it with Mike, I know I would.

[Raven]

How about Bob Uecker?  He makes the Brewers games interesting on a daily basis.  And it's not like he has no experience in the biz.

[RoninFox]

How about Bob Uecker?  He makes the Brewers games interesting on a daily basis.  And it's not like he has no experience in the biz.

I don't know, not being a baseball fan the last thing I ever heard Uecker do commentary on was WrestleMaina III...and he spent a good deal of his time drooling over the Fabulous Moolah of all things.  I guess anyone willing to do that would be up to doing anything for the sake of comedy though.