When Scott was about fourteen years old, he was corrupted by some friends who forced him to watch "Monty Python and the Holy Grail." A couple years later, a friend of his told him he was doing a sketch comedy show. Scott immediately barged his way in and became a writer. Since there was really no motivation behind it, the show, Superflea Theater, never really went anywhere. But it was that spark that got the wheels in Scott's obsessive/compulsive head turning with the idea that he might like to do his own show. Eleven years after the original viewing of the Pythonesque nonsense, he called his brother, Beau Williams, and asked if he and some friends he knew would like to do a show. To their chagrin, Beau and his friends said yes and have since found themselves on the other end of Scott's whip. Originally, the show was to be called Canine Mammogram (or Canine Mammography, we can never recall which), but Brian whined about it (Foster & Logan weren't too keen on it, either), so we changed it to a word none of us fully understands.