The Harvard Lampoon castle

60 Minutes correspondent Jon Wertheim learns the history of the quirky building and tries to
see inside
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[@zoobomb6557]

the look of disappointment when jon gets told they can't go anywhere else in the castle

[@AlexanderWeurding]

Futurama 0;09

[@sohammmmmmmm29]

HOW CAN I GET INTO THIS COMEDY SCHOOL OF HARVARD? WHAT'S THE PROCESS?

[@vanitasastra]

Be rich and have important parents

[@-Greetings-Earthlings-]

It looks like the worlds most sophisticated port-o-pottie. I love it.

[@brenterbrenters9855]

Wow they didn’t hold back any comedy

[@liamryan7239]

Writing comedy/acting comedy is a completely different thing from being witty in day to day life

[@HiGHlight3rdr3d]

No photography policy eh?

[@dilbyjones]

Woot!

[@shunanddanwitace1]

u say 60 minutes yet i see just 2

[@ChrisPinette]

What is the flag the flies over the entrance?

[@jerrymander4112]

"The Flag The Flies Over The Entrance" is the comedic convention of acting like you're swatting away imaginary flies from the bikini area of your female comedic foil.

[@DoctorSkillz]

Yeah, real comedic geniuses these kids. 👎