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For those who still labor under the misconception that Christian television is boring and uncool, Logan Sekulow has arrived just within the nick of your time.mbt shoes, Clean comedy hasn't been hipper, and the laughs more gut-wrenching than the skits, bits, and guffaws emanating in the nationally syndicated 'The Logan Show.moncler dunkape ,' Described by the media labelmeisters like a clean alternative to the kingpins of late-night TV comedy, 'The Logan Show' is in reality much more - and much edgier.safe slimming pills, It's all regulated the zany memories an incredible number of American youth have of family, friends, music and high school class clowns, packaged inside a non-stop, half-hour variety venue of stand-up comedy, slap-stick skits and outtakes, along with appearances by the hottest Christian music acts.pandora bolas de plata , In short, 'The Logan Show' in the second year and with an increasing group of followers of an incredible number of viewers worldwide - is just one of faith and family-friendly TV's best new offerings.pandora venta, It's probably the most popular shows viewed by teens and young adults overall in it's category. 'The Logan Show is big,' said Susan Zahn, a specialist in Christian media and president from the PR firm WDC Media. 'Logan Sekulow takes the entertainment world by storm. He's definitely positioned to be the next big thing in comedy TV and it has crossover written throughout him.' The son of noted conservative constitutional attorney Jay Sekulow, Logan is forging his own reputation inside a far different realm than Dad's, joining ranks weekly with 'Logan Show' co-host Chili the Snowman along with a cast of eight guys and some women who are showing a generation of youth that clean laughs are cool. While becoming an adult as the son of one of America's most widely known conservative legal minds may seem like a less-than-ideal atmosphere for creating a comic genius, Logan explained much of his 'schtick' (that's Yiddish) actually originates from his father's Jewish roots. 'My Dad has definitely passed down a lot of the comedy which comes together with just being raised in a Jewish family,' said Logan. 'If you appear in the long line of Jewish comedians its easy to see there's something there.' Younger Sekulow names among his influences some of the legends of comedy in the 1960, including decidedly Jewish greats like Woody Allen, Mel Brooks, and Jackie Mason, as well as late-night pioneer Johnny Carson. He also adds some of the recent innovative comic writers like Wes Anderson, Bill Lawrence (Creator of Scrubs), and also the late Mitch Hedberg. Sekulow is quick to indicate that despite his early age (a mere 20) he didn't fall headlong right into a career in comedy. He's paid some dues, which includes a degree from Florida's prestigious Full Sail Film School where he graduated at the ripe age of 15. He also served an apprenticeship with the Nickelodeon Network on a show called 'Slimetime Live,' an event that gave him a real taste for performing before an active audience. 'On one of the very last episodes they threw me on and dropped me in a dunk tank filled with slime,' he recalls. 'As weird as it sounds I immediately fell in love with finding yourself in front of the camera.' That early taste for performing was then another Nickelodeon show called 'UPick Live,' where Sekulow appeared regularly as 'Logan the Intern,' doing unscripted pratfalls - and generally being their own funny self. Being himself is how Seulow explains his soaring popularity inside a highly competitive TV market. 'If you're who you are and make a move like nobody else in your industry has been doing, you'll get noticed,' he explained. He added that creativity and artistic flair are beginning to achieve solid appreciation in the Christian community, a change which has benefited his own show. 'A big shift is beginning to happen in Christian music and TV,' he said. 'We (Christians) are meant to be the artists around the globe and i believe Christians are now accepting more out-of-the-box work. Because of that we're thrilled.' Logan is quick to dispel the idea that simply because 'The Logan Show' is syndicated on the quantity of Christian networks, that there's a spiritual significance in the show. The main goal, he said, is to buy people to laugh. 'My voice on the show isn't to teach someone on spiritual issues or a certain belief system,' he said. My job is to entertain. Should you saw me speaking with a snowman or saw a guy attacking me with potatoes, after which I turned around and started talking about Jesus, I wouldn't be taken seriously.' The bottom line is, 'The Logan Show' is how both Christian and non-Christian viewers can tune into for some good, clean comedy, not really a sermon and altar call. 'Tons of shows are on the air talking about serious issues,' he said. 'We're glad for all those; but we're not one of them.' That, of course, is why the show can front a dime store snowman as Logan's co-host. Nothing serious there. 'During the holiday season I purchased this snowman, the kind you talk into and its mouth moves synchronized together with your voice,' said Logan, recalling the evolution of his popular sidekick Chili. 'He was just supposed to serve you for a few episodes, before we knew it he'd been around for 40-plus episodes, and he's still co-hosting.' That sort of quirkiness is exactly what has endeared 'The Logan Show' to millions of teen and twenty-plus viewers - and even turned on some of their parents. 'This is the funniest faith-friendly show on television - bar none,' said Zahn. 'Logan Sekulow is one of a brand new variety of creative young people who's bringing a new freshness to television.' This clever and hilariously funny show sometimes appears in additional than 65 million homes nationally on JC-TV, FamilyNet, The Inspiration Network (INSP), iLifetv, TCT Network, Victory Television Network (VTN), and Good Life Broadcasting. The program seemed to be recently put into Alpha Omega Broadcasting and DirectTV lineup through World Harvest Television and also the audio version could be heard on Sirius Satellite Radio, channel 159