Enter the world of Rabbi Itche Kadoozy, where a normal day is never quite normal, big laughs are to be expected, and Torah lessons can be found around every corner.
When Jonathan builds a time machine out of a cardboard box, aluminum foil, duct-tape, and six explosions, the rabbi teaches us all about how to make the best use of time.
When the Rabbi's wacky neighbor Jonathan moves in for a while, things get pretty wacky, and we all learn a lesson about making the world a home for G-d.
Rabbi Kadoozy answers an e-mail about wearing a kipah and shows us a commercial he once made for yarmulkes... or cereal. Watch and decide for yourself.
Jono shows off his new drone footage, and clumsily ends up helping Itche Kadoozy explain how Hakhel is all about feeling the connection. (A Special Hakhel edition of the Itche Kadoozy Show produced for a global Hakhel webcast by Vaad Or Vechom)
Just a regular, run-of-the-mill Itche Kadoozy video about the meaning of Rosh Hashannah. Except with lots of bee jokes. Don't worry, we made the video and it still doesn't quite make sense to us.
Rabbi Kadoozy and friends are ready for the menorah lighting. But when Jono decides to become a super hero, they may be in for the funniest Chanukah ever...
Jono enters a donut eating contest, Gefilte Fish orders two thousand plastic dreidels from China and Rabbi Kadoozy gets a permit for a menorah lighting.
Rabbi Kadoozy works on finding a way out of prison, Jono trains for his donut eating contest, and Gefilte Fish tries to sell his exploding dreidels to the government.
Matters continue to get worse as Jono finds himself enslaved on a peach plantation and Rabbi kadoozy becomes depressed over his ruined seder. Hilarity ensues.
Rabbi Kadoozy and Gefilte fish infiltrate the peach plantation to rescue Jono from slavery while Larry Goldstein stalls the community Seder in this exciting finale to the Itche Kadoozy Passover Mini-Series.
Itche Kadoozy and Jono join Gefilte Fish on a journey to find out more about his gefilte fish heritage. Get ready for some really action-packed episodes!
Itche, Jono, G-fish and Ari find themselves trapped in an Egyptian Pyramid right before Passover. Will they find a way out in time, or will we end with another cliff-hanger?
After spending Passover in Jerusalem, Gefilte Fish and his friends are ready to continue their journey to find his family and the secrets of his heritage. But will it be that easy? (probably not)
Did Abraham and Sarah live on the Lower East Side down the street from Jono's favorite Pizza Stand? Find out in this exciting episode of the Parshah Report!
Jono tries to beat the world record for the longest time staying awake, and a talking sheep gives him medical advice. Find out why in this week's Parshah Report!
What can we learn from dreams, and why shouldn’t we eat month-old food we find behind the fridge? Find out in this Oscar-worthy, three-minute long, Jewish puppet show.
In honor of the miracles that G-d performed when taking the Jews out of Egypt, Jono and G-fish sing a song of praise, using the timeless Jewish folk tradition of Rap Music
This week’s Itche Kadoozy show is about the civil laws presented in Parshat Mishpatim. Or at least it would be if it wasn’t interrupted by a commercial for Larry Goldstein’s Law Firm.
Gefilte Fish gives an in-depth analysis of the Golden Calf, explains the importance of not worshipping idols, and complains about the lack of Fresca in the IKS studio.
Jono reports live on location in front of a backdrop of Antarctica to demonstrate the need to take our Judaism with us everywhere. And Gefilte Fish wears a bow tie. Just watch the video...
Ever heard the old saying, “Never let a monkey feed you grapes”? Well, neither did Jono. Join Jono and Gefilte Fish as they explore the fascinating topic of old-world diseases, and learn about being careful with what you say about other people along the way.
Gefilte fish, master of relaxation and the art of meditation, teaches us how to be Holy, breath deeply, and scream at our friends... Hey, are we missing something?
Jono learns a lesson about being humble when he has to dress up in a very cute little mountain costume and sing an adorable little song. Oh, and no monologues this week.
Jono decides to take on a vow of silence, and stop cutting his hair after over-hearing Itche teaching about special vows in the Torah. Hilarity Ensues.
When Moses sent spies to scout the land of Israel, they saw giant grapes, got scared, and ran away. In this edition of the Week in Rejew, Jono interviews one of them (one of the giant grapes, that is).
Jono writes, directs, stage manages, and performs two roles in a one-act play depicting a debate between Moses and Korach, a man who challenged the Leadership of Moses and Aaron
Pinchas gets promoted, a certain obnoxious muppet proposes a scratch-off version of the biblical lottery of the Land of Israel, Moses appoints a successor, and Jono sacrifices his shoe
