The video Mr. Smith referenced when talking, at great lengths, about the Great One and how he was inspired by 99’s father.

2 and a 1/2 hours
15 questions asked
4 people were brought on stage including the lady who was proposed to the last time he spoke at the Winspear Centre (the engagement was called off because the guy tried to put it in her pooper - in the words of Kevin Smith)
2 costume changes (from an Oilers patch jacket to a bathrobe)

For the most part, An Evening with Kevin Smith consisted of fat jokes, donkey show, the Bible, weed, hockey references, and sweating. Not bad for a filmmaker who’s more like a standup comedian and who knows how to tell a good, long story.

The show at the Myer Horowitz Theatre started off with a guy that looked like Kevin Smith introducing That Kevin Smith. It was the only show he requested to be at since he’s going to be attending the Edmonton Oilers//Phoenix Coyotes game at Rexall Place.

Topics included the following:
George Takei, customs, Oilers//Devils patch jacket, Couple of Dicks buddy cop movie, Kevin Smith asking a question in the crowd, Bruce ‘boss’ Willis, Christian Bale rant, Kenny Hotz, influences in writing, Daredevil//Bullseye, smoking weed writing Batman, Soul Asylum, Jason Lee, setting the bar low, baby eternity and baked goods, audit encouragement to go to school, SModcast, Hitler’s ass clown or BJ, twitter, his daughter, writing his mom an email, saying ‘eff you I like the Oilers’ at the Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo, Dale and Sherry and Hunter, Scott watch, Wayne Gretzky, King’s Ransom, Seth Rogen, smoking weed with his wife, two hour ropey poop, the box office of Zach and Miri, Jason Mewes and Ben Affleck, Warren Zevon and Hit Somebody!, and the lesson of going to where the puck is going to be.

The Rickster (wondering how you wouldn’t need play-by-play or colour commentary when you’re watching a hockey game with Kevin Smith).

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