PHOTOGRAPHER'S EYE: Tim Allen and the O.C. Choppers at WSU

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Kynall Elliott

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Kynall Elliott

Paul John Teutul Sr., the man behind those artful motorcycles on TLC’s American Chopper, appeared at WSU’s Beasley Performing Arts Center in Pullman this past Saturday, opening for comedian/actor Tim Allen. Both are known for their love of choppers. Allen co-stared in the 2007 film Wild Hogs—about a group of middle aged-men who embark on a cross-state journey by motorbike— and Teutul practically breathes motorcycle gas fumes. Part of WSU’s dad’s weekend, there was no absence of engines roaring and male grunting at this comedy/chopper show.