The best way to enjoy this music video is to imagine that it's the kind of thing Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman often do on a random Tuesday, and CollegeHumor just happened to capture it on video this time. I bet they text each other stuff like this during the day:
Nick: After work are we gonna finish up s4 of The Wire or try Homeland? Megan: ORRR we could go inside a karaoke machine and sing a cowboy duet about a creationist and a paleontologist riding on a dragon together? Nick: YES, Chinese afterwards? Megan: It's a date. Love you Nick:
We knew she would come back to us! Well, we knew since last week. Very Mary Kate has returned, along with Fat Professor, Jewish-Looking Girl and Bodyguard's disembodiguarded voice. It's so good to see/hear them all again! If you have comments on the video, raise your hand. (Then put it down on your keyboard and type a comment.)
Last week, CollegeHumor unveiled "Fired," a 30 minute episode of their popular web series Jake and Amir. The episode was made available both as a $2.99 stream and a $13 DVD that also included outtakes, behind-the-scenes content, commentary, and 10 other Jake and Amir episodes.
I talked to Sam Reich, CollegeHumor's President of Original Content, about why they're trying this new model. "We have no plans to move entirely to the pay-per-view model. Advertising is our bread and butter," he told me. "That being said, we wanted to experiment with making something big and devoid of advertising, and the pay-per-view model was the only way we [...]
As former U.S. Secretary of Labor Robert Reich explains the credit downgrade for CollegeHumor, it seems pretty obvious that the canary in the economic coal mine is our nation's seafood eateries. I got off board from we lost Bonefish Grill, got back on board when we settled at Long John Silver's, and finally lept back off when we plummeted to Arthur Treacher's. The nation might as well be overrun by A&W Restaurants. We'll be living in Mad Max times, people, if Mad Max had to choke down inexpensive chowder!
Here's a new one from CollegeHumor, in which they enlist the help of one Weird Al to depict what the band on the deck of the Titanic really should have been like. Dying with dignity is overrated.
