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Gary Gulman: So good to be back home in Boston. Got home to mom's for a night in my old room. The Mass. shows were some of my favorite. I never get tired of doing shows back home.
Jay Davis: I love Boston. Not just because Dane, Gary, & Robert started there, but because Boston Natives are great supporters of live stand up comedy. Everyone I've meet from Boston has an amazing sense of humor.
Robert Kelly: All the schools in Mass were rocking. They were great because of the kids at the show. They really wanted to see comedy and have a laugh. You could feel the f**king excitement in the air. It was so fitting to end the tour in the place were it all started sixteen years ago Boston Mass.
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Dartmouth, MA
University of MA
Arlington, MA
Boston, MA
Before a gig at the University of Massachusetts, the boys unwind with a game of miniature golf. Gary prevails, prompting Dane to deadpan, "It's one of the few times in my life I wish I was Gary." After the evening performance - the second-to-last "Tourgasm" show - the bus heads through Boston and on to Arlington High School, where Dane, a graduate, is hailed as a conquering hero. Standing again on the auditorium stage where he first performed, Dane gets emotional and reflective, realizing his career has come "full circle." The utopia of his return is dulled the next day, when he must pack up his stuff before the tour ends. The final show, at Boston University, brings out the best in the comics -- on stage and off, as they realize how far they've come on their memorable journey.
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