Unless you’ve been a total S.P. lately with your head up your K.S.W., then you’ve probably spent the latter half of this month watching, re-watching and discussing P.T.S.S.P. and the now infamous Tom Cruise Scientology video.
Naturally, both Super Deluxe and Funny Or Die have jumped all over this 9:34 bit of risky business. But which Interweb comedy video site has prevailed? We want you to decide!! Watch ‘em both and try not to be blinded by Jerry O’Connell’s star power, OK?
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It’s like Where’s Waldo? but a lot easier and with boners. Please enjoy our new semi-regular blog comic made exclusively for us by Hunter Wook-Jin Clark.
Time to play our newly trademarked interactive blog fun game, Spot A Reference™. The rules are simple: all you have to do is watch the latest Brad Neely video, I Am Baby Cakes-The Coffee Line, Spot A Reference™, and then write it in a comment below. Don’t get greedy. One’s enough for each viewer. Whoever spots the most obscure one will get a free Booby Bunnie t-shirt (and for those of you who’ve already been promised said shirts, hold tight; we’re trying to contact you today). Just to get you started, we’ve already picked out our favorite visual reference:
We have it on good authority* that this scene is a direct homage to one of our personal favorite movies, Alejandro Jodorowsky’s psychedelic masterpiece The Holy Mountain. See?
*Brad Neely
Don’t even think about trying to bootleg it.
(Courtesy of a newly-moustached Eric Appel)
Hmm. That’s what our MySpace comments are saying. We didn’t really want to make a big deal out of it. But we suppose a little celebration is in order. And since Super Deluxe member, thai tea, was none too happy with our “booty meat” video on Wednesday’s Tim And Eric podcast post…
…let us all rejoice in this first year anniversary moment with some classic man-on-furniture humping from our favorite well-wishers, Pretty Ricky.
Good god, Chelsea Peretti gets around. And with such a who’s who of utter randomness. First, it was Pras from The Fugees. Then there was that fling she had with comic legend, Jonathan Winters. And who could forget her recent three-way sexcapade with SNL’s Amy Poehler and Fred Armisen?
Well, now it appears Ms. All My Exes is attempting to resurrect her failed relationship with a one Ze Frank (seen here dislodging his arm from Chelsea’s skull?).
Yes, that’s THE Ze Frank. The Internet auteur who got all famous a few years back with this lil’ viral gem, and then promptly ascended to avant-online-comic genius status with the funniest website this side of Funny Or Die (heh). And then of course, there was his year-long Show that we’re sure you’re all familiar with. But just in case you’re not, it was brilliant (he actually requested fans to write the show for him). Here’s an episode from exactly one year ago today.
So, now that we’ve successfully proven that we indeed know who Ze Frank is (or at least took the time to Google him), we thought we’d also share this talk he gave at a 2004 TED conference. And we use “talk” in the loosest sense of the word.
People, there are still 13 DAYS LEFT until Tim And Eric Nite Live returns to Super Deluxe. 13 days. We did the math, and that’s roughly two weeks. Roughly two weeks too long, we say. What the hell are we supposed to do with ourselves on Tuesday nights at 10 p.m. EST until January 29th? Watch this?
found at Yes But No But Yes
Actually, we could watch that for the next 13 YEARS and never think about Tim or Eric ever again. But we digress. The point of this post is to share with you today’s podcast. Which is this: a smart lil’ compilation of all of the pre-produced bits from the first six broadcasts of Tim And Eric Nite Live. That should hold at least some of you over for now. That and the booty meat.
Update: The graphic image of the tarnished Apple icon has been modified for your safety.
There is nothing as sexy as a hot, little game of peek-a-boo. And today, we here at Super Deluxe got our ROCKS OFF all over the Steve Jobs’ MacWorld 2008 Keynote.
Mmm Mmmm. That’s…uh…pretty juvenile.
But to quote Brody Stevens, “Why come?!” Well, it just so happened that while some of us (the slightly Asperger-afflicted techie types, to be precise) were geeking out over the biggest Apple announcement this year, we noticed a familiar little logo tucked in the corner of a spy pic posted over at MacRumorsLive.com.
Did you catch that? It’s right there in the lower right-hand corner near the dude’s head. Do you see it yet?
Mmmm. Look at that thick, white booty and those bubbly, bursting curves. Damn girl. You fine. Basking in the afterglow of this whole thing, wethinks 2008 will be a very, very good year.
Late last week, the Best Week Ever blog launched a petition calling for a new installment (number eight!) of the dormant Police Academy series–complete with a full reunion of the original cast (just answer the goddamn phone already, Mr. Guttenberg).
A capital idea, to be sure. To help us decide whether to make this an actionable item, we sought the counsel of our new correspondent and Ambassador of Good Taste, Toby Radloff. Toby sent us the video below, encapsulating the high points of the Police Academy catalog, the likely musical heritage of the Blue Oyster Bar theme, and a possible setup for an 8th PA:
Needless to say, Super Deluxe hereby pledges our support, as long as it doesn’t involve actually doing anything. If you’d like to join the movement as well, Best Week Ever asks that you send an email to whereisproctor@gmail.com.
Special thanks to Toby and Wayne Alan Harold for sending this our way so quickly. We look forward to checking in with them from time to time on the pressing issues that vex the blogosphere.
Read more about Toby and Wayne and their previous work on their Super Deluxe profile page.
We have to agree with Olde English’s Raphael Bob-Waksberg (who just happens to be the big baggette-eating star in today’s home page premiere; go figure) when he writes, “I know the combination of the words ‘autobiographical’ and ‘webcomic’ usually spells self-indulgent crappery.” Yup. They sure do. Our very own short-lived autobiographical webcomic, “Melty Me,” proved to be a little much for most people. And their stomachs.
(Excerpt from “Melty Me Vol. 3″)
But Raphael’s also correct when he brags his online strip is “better than whatever you’re imagining.” It is. Maybe that’s because Tip Me Over, Pour Me Out is actually funny like Raphael and Olde English. And really well-drawn. And doesn’t include cringe-inducing photos of guys with 70-pound tumors for faces.
See? Nothing but decapitations and laughs there. Anywho, Raphael is now selling a collection of Tip Me Over strips here. And we just wanted to spread the word.
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