<p>Now available in one collection for you to enjoy!</p><p>Long before Sgt. Lefty and the Camp Waterlogg gang took over <I>The Comedy-O-Rama Hour</I> residents were parody versions of Mysteries (Sherlock Holmes) Old-time Radio (<I>The Shadow The Lone Ranger</I> etc.) SCI-FI (<I>Willoughby and the Professor</I>) Superheroes (Teaman and Polfroon) and more.</p><p>“Those were the XM years” explains Joe Bevilacqua (Joe Bev) who not only produced Comedy-O-Rama but also wrote and voiced 80% of the productions which aired four years on XM Satellite Radio.</p><p>Joe Bev explains “The idea started in 1996 as a website paying tribute to old-time comedians. When XM Program Direct Steve Karesh asked me to turn the website into a weekly radio show I wrote many hours of radio theater complete with sound effects and music. Many others contributed and ended up making 60 hours worth!”</p><p>The original <i>scripted </i>Comedy-O-Rama came to a conclusion in 2008 a victim of the SiriusXM merger. During the show’s hiatus Joe Bev created a number of other successful radio shows including <I>The Jazz-O-Rama Hour</I> <I>The Joe Bev Experience</I> <I>Cartoon Carnival</I> and <I>The Joe Bev Audio Theater</I> all still produced and running today on many radio stations as well as podcasts.</p><p>In 2012 Joe Bev revamped <I>The Comedy-O-Rama Hour</i> as an totally improvised radio theater experience involving the fictional Camp Waterlogg. Over 70 hours of those have since been produced and all are available under separate titles from Blackstone Audio.</p></p><P>A Blackstone Audio production.</P>