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Sometimes I'll eat a lot of Shawarma, it creates a sewage smell that keeps Wayne away from my spaghetti house.
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May 24, 2010 06:55
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Are there any other uses for pennis besides pee or sperms? How do you know if a lady WANTS a pennis in her vagina? Chairman Capone posted:Sometimes I'll eat a lot of Shawarma, it creates a sewage smell that keeps Wayne away from my spaghetti house. SPAGHETTI HOUSE
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May 24, 2010 07:18
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the video hiccups were completely awesome this episode. you couldn't teach anyone how to do them, you just need to have a long history of dealing with local access and videotape editing to get a feel for it i think. glad to see the tri-county area's only
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May 24, 2010 08:50
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Well that T&E opening was the funniest bit theyve done since Prices.
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May 24, 2010 09:47
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Sex is no laughing matter unless you get a case of the chuckles! Also, the bed scene was hilariously awkward.
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May 24, 2010 14:33
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Ehhh, I think they got the show's rhythm perfected in this episode, but the jokes in the first episode were much funnier.
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May 24, 2010 21:28
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that bed scene was retarded. I love Tim & Eric, but I was hoping Check It Out! would be more about bad VHS cuts and ridiculous interviews, not about repetitive absurdity.
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May 24, 2010 21:39
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Mr Viper posted:that bed scene was retarded. I love Tim & Eric, but I was hoping Check It Out! would be more about bad VHS cuts and ridiculous interviews, not about repetitive absurdity. I thought it was very Three Stooges.
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May 24, 2010 22:22
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Superabound posted:I thought it was very Three Stooges. yeah, but the best thing about Check it Out! is that it seems like you're actually watching a poorly produced real show. That wouldn't happen on a poorly produced real show. Things like Terry Bruge-Hiplo's plea for help (Call Sheriff Ramb) are unbelievably bizarre, but realistic.
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May 24, 2010 22:32
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I agree that the second episode wasn't nearly as good as the first. who cares
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May 24, 2010 22:33
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One of the weirdest bits of the episode was the part at the very beginning where they mention a county-wide complete evacuation.
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May 24, 2010 22:34
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Mr Viper posted:yeah, but the best thing about Check it Out! is that it seems like you're actually watching a poorly produced real show. That wouldn't happen on a poorly produced real show. Things like Terry Bruge-Hiplo's plea for help (Call Sheriff Ramb) are unbelievably bizarre, but realistic. Yeah i see what you mean. Although i think the show uses too many camera cuts to accurately pass for a low-budget public access show.
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Superabound posted:Yeah i see what you mean. Although i think the show uses too many camera cuts to accurately pass for a low-budget public access show. I dunno, this guy seems to pull it off. Brule's cuts look more polished and rehearsed though. (Let's paint TV guy, from earlier in the thread) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvbL_5rH1QQ
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Superabound posted:I thought it was very Three Stooges. This is what I got from it. However, it's a good point that it was very awesome show-ish, and maybe not check it out!ish. I hope next week we get another wouldn't that be cool segment, one of the jump cuts this week had it, but it must have gotten lost in the editing process. who cares
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May 24, 2010 23:30
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Incidentally, when watching this for the first time I was eating a slice of pizza with red pepper flakes on it. Mamma mia!
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hall n oates mom posted:Incidentally, when watching this for the first time I was eating a slice of pizza with red pepper flakes on it. Mamma mia! I was eating pizza when I saw the Italian Massage. I thought I was gonna hurl.
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I wish there were more opportunities to use "schwarma gas" and "spaghetti house" in the day to day conversations.
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The episode was funny, but yeah, I think Jan and Wayne made it way too Tim-and-Eric-y, for lack of a better word. The first episode was way more subtle and believable than Awesome Show, and the absurd appearance (and sound effects) of the Skylars kind of destroyed that atmosphere. I totally dug the bed scene though.
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The Worst posted:I wish there were more opportunities to use "schwarma gas" and "spaghetti house" in the day to day conversations. You just aren't trying hard enough. 
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May 25, 2010 19:17
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Man, no complaints about this episode from me. I watched it 3 times and it only got funnier. Jan and Wayne's appearance was amazing, and we finally see some action from those 2 star crossed lovers! What a plot development! My god... Steve saying roast beef referring to Jan's tits was the best, cos to me it seemed like it made Wayne think he was talking about her vergana. Well like, the bit where Steve says, "Right on her roast beef!" and it cuts to Wayne fuming, made it seem that way hah It's eerie how much Tim can look like a middle aged lady with a man's haircut. Also I finally got seasons 1, 2 and 3 on DVD and they're wonderful. But I'm a bit disappointed there's only commentary tracks on season 1, but that's okay, better than nothing at all! Have some screencaps! For your health.  
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May 25, 2010 19:38
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Babylonian posted:The episode was funny, but yeah, I think Jan and Wayne made it way too Tim-and-Eric-y, for lack of a better word. The first episode was way more subtle and believable than Awesome Show, and the absurd appearance (and sound effects) of the Skylars kind of destroyed that atmosphere.
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May 25, 2010 19:40
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Something about this show terrifies me. It's hilarious, but when I watch it there's just this overwhelming sense of dread about the world it takes place in.
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I hope I don't start up a wave of people asking you to cap 16 billion different things, but I unsuccessfully looked everywhere for a cap of Steve with this glasses off and cake all over his face from the first episode, just before the sushi segment, if you can produce one I would be so thankful I wouldn't even know what to do with myself.
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May 25, 2010 21:04
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Babylonian posted:The episode was funny, but yeah, I think Jan and Wayne made it way too Tim-and-Eric-y, for lack of a better word. The first episode was way more subtle and believable than Awesome Show, and the absurd appearance (and sound effects) of the Skylars kind of destroyed that atmosphere. Yeah definitely, this was billed as a dude who snuck in late at night and made his own show, but it was way too much Awesome Show. It's mainly in the sound effects, Awesome Show always has obviously added on sound effects like slurping and poo poo, any time the Skylars were onscreen it had obviously dubbed slaps and etc, took me out of it. I laughed my rear end off at most of it though, overall I thought it was funnier than the first one.
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May 25, 2010 21:06
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bratchny posted:Steve, is it "Wizard Knights"?
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waitaminute posted:I hope I don't start up a wave of people asking you to cap 16 billion different things, but I unsuccessfully looked everywhere for a cap of Steve with this glasses off and cake all over his face from the first episode, just before the sushi segment, if you can produce one I would be so thankful I wouldn't even know what to do with myself. Your wish is my command!  But if anyone does want certain caps, I'll try my best to find them and cap them, I've got nothing better to do. Plus capping funny things is good for your health. Mr Viper posted:Steve, is it "Wizard Knights"? Aaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh...it's got some green, has a lot of green poo poo...  Another one in case the first one wasn't funny enough! bratchny fucked around with this message at 21:36 on May 25, 2010 |
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Your Proud Pal posted:Something about this show terrifies me. It's hilarious, but when I watch it there's just this overwhelming sense of dread about the world it takes place in. It's this nightmare world combining the worst of 70s, 80s, and 90s culture and technology. Everyone is incompetent, socially retarded, and unhealthy. Every show is public access, and every useless gadget is made by the omnipresent Cinco infomercial conglomerate. All restaurants are crappy all you can eat buffets or stark Chili's/Red Lobster/Olive Garden family restaurant chains. All art you see is either the sort of mass produced print you see on waiting room walls or gaudy things made by local eccentrics. Philosophy comes from corny self-help books and buisness seminars. Everyone dresses in the most unattractive clothing that can be found in a Goodwill. Everything bureaucratic is automated, and never works. The world of Awesome Show!/Check It Out!/Tom goes to the Mayor is a cultural and human landfill.
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Your Proud Pal posted:Something about this show terrifies me. It's hilarious, but when I watch it there's just this overwhelming sense of dread about the world it takes place in. The show takes place in an alternate reality where Hitler won World War II. And World War III.
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As much as I like that concept, wouldn't they all be speaking German? I mean, we only got a couple of German references, like Zwei Dunkel Jungen... seems a bit unfatherland of Tim and Eric. Maybe the show's so underground, even Hitler's son couldn't stop them. (I just wanted an excuse to post caps of Dunngeon.)   
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bratchny posted:I always spent so much time enthralled with Dunn's outfit that I never noticed that portrait above him, holy poo poo ahaha.
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bratchny posted:As much as I like that concept, wouldn't they all be speaking German? I mean, we only got a couple of German references, like Zwei Dunkel Jungen... seems a bit unfatherland of Tim and Eric. Maybe the show's so underground, even Hitler's son couldn't stop them. Well i think it would be a lot like the Roman Empire, where various places would keep their own languages and be allowed some sense of autonomy, but the influence of the imperialist nation couldnt help but seep in. who cares
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Superabound posted:Well i think it would be a lot like the Roman Empire, where various places would keep their own languages and be allowed some sense of autonomy, but the influence of the imperialist nation couldnt help but seep in. who cares I agree who cares! Wine was invented by the Romans. For orgies.  And orgies are not too much fun if no one wants to do with you
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SWEET BERRY WINE!
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WITNESS THE POWER! posted:Brule saying "pennis" automatically makes me laugh every time. My favorite little touch is how he's had his own minor vowel shift from dingus to dungus.
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May 26, 2010 01:18
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I was rewatching the first season today and I think one of my all-time favorite Brule bits is "I'm Dr. Steve Brule your greengrocer!" Just something about the way he rapid-fire spits that out (followed by the mealy apple, it's a terrible season for apples).
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NovaPolice posted:It's this nightmare world combining the worst of 70s, 80s, and 90s culture and technology. Everyone is incompetent, socially retarded, and unhealthy. Every show is public access, and every useless gadget is made by the omnipresent Cinco infomercial conglomerate. All restaurants are crappy all you can eat buffets or stark Chili's/Red Lobster/Olive Garden family restaurant chains. All art you see is either the sort of mass produced print you see on waiting room walls or gaudy things made by local eccentrics. Philosophy comes from corny self-help books and buisness seminars. Everyone dresses in the most unattractive clothing that can be found in a Goodwill. Everything bureaucratic is automated, and never works. This is pretty much the best summary of Tim and Eric that I have ever read. It applies really well to Tom Goes to the Mayor, too.
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Brule reading the poem in the beginning might be my favorite T&E moment. The way he's reacting to to while reading it, trying to look poetic and suave.
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