Jamie Kaler's show, the underrated TBS sitcom 'My Boys,' was canceled, but luckily, he has a stand-up comedy career to fall back on. Now Kaler is back on stage with a vengeance. Do you think he blames his audiences for 'My Boys' low ratings?

At a recent show at the Columbus Funny Bone, Kaler literally caused a woman to laugh so hard she began choking (see video below). It was so severe, the comedian noticed her from stage and says, "No, she's not joking." That prompted others to give the choking victim the Heimlich maneuver. Nothing popped out of her throat and everyone realized she was only laughing. Very hard.

The 'Boys' are finally back in town! When the under-the-radar TBS comedy 'My Boys,' returns for its fourth season Sun., July 25 at 10PM ET, we'll be watching (with beer in hand, of course).

Star Jamie Kaler, who plays goofball Mike Callahan, stopped by the TV Squad offices to talk to us about what's coming up on the show and the comedy tour he and castmate Mike Bunin (Kenny) are embarking on across the country (see the schedule at Kaler's site). Plus, we chatted about the games they play on set, why none of us excel at poker and why editor Patricia Chui sucks at bowling.

Most importantly, Kaler reenacted our absolute favorite line from 'My Boys' (I'm making it my ringtone!).

We're also giving away a copy of 'My Boys' seasons 2 and 3 on DVD (in stores now). For the chance to win, submit a comment below telling us your favorite line from 'My Boys.' Please use a valid email address. The contest deadline is 6PM EST on Tuesday, July 27, so make sure to get your entry in on time!

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Is My Boys the sitcom we all should be watching? We hear so much about 30 Rock, How I Met Your Mother, Scrubs, even Big Bang Theory, but My Boys has its following too. Last night's episode was about Facebook, and yes, the show has a Facebook page!

Let's just get this out of the way: My Boys isn't a very good show. Calling it mediocre is even going too far. However, I can't be the only one that's watching it, because the TBS sitcom is already a few episodes into its third season. That's right - My Boys has actually been somewhat of a minor success for TBS, partially due to some wise scheduling. Save for the first half of season one, My Boys is always on during the spring and summer months when - surprise - there isn't much else to compete with. The show might not be great, but hey, new TV is better than no TV.