Take two things I love, comedians and documentaries, and put them together to make me a happy guy. While there are many documentaries about comedians out there with no end in sight, I never get tired of them. They have been about
Jerry Seinfeld,
Lewis Black,
Joan Rivers and the entire Boston comedy scene from the 1980s. While the trend is fairly new,
95 Miles to Go isn't on the bandwagon. In fact, it's actually quite a few years old, and it was made not long after
Comedian. It follows
Ray Romano and his longtime opener and friend, Tom Caltabiano, on a short tour through the South on a break between seasons of
Everybody Loves Raymond, where Caltabiano was also a writer. After a run on HBO and a short break, the doc is finally available on DVD with a ton of extras.
