The Crunch Call - feat. Dan Harmon

The Ties That Bind

jsj:

A plea from the bottom of my heart: please, please see Tim and Eric’s Billion Dollar Movie in a theater this weekend. The per-screen average of this weekend will go a long way towards deciding whether more Tim and Eric movies will be made. If you’ve enjoyed their work in the past, you should know that this is the best thing they’ve ever made. Very INTENSE and you will walk away from it HAVING CHANGED.

It’s now playing in these theaters. If you can’t make it to a screening, why not watch it on iTunes?

jsj:

A plea from the bottom of my heart: please, please see Tim and Eric’s Billion Dollar Movie in a theater this weekend. The per-screen average of this weekend will go a long way towards deciding whether more Tim and Eric movies will be made. If you’ve enjoyed their work in the past, you should know that this is the best thing they’ve ever made. Very INTENSE and you will walk away from it HAVING CHANGED.

It’s now playing in these theaters. If you can’t make it to a screening, why not watch it on iTunes?

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Cite Arrow reblogged from jsj

I just learned that my friend from college, @CoraRoseMusic, wrote the song for the “lesbian Afro Norwegian funk duo” Nefertiti’s Fjord on Parks and Recreation last Thursday. Pretty fucking awesome. Here’s the full song.

She makes some pretty great folk music as well, when she’s not releasing novelty songs for major broadcast networks. Check out her website!

I remember Dino and I breaking all these stories. I remember there was this little elf girl. There was a visit to Duncan’s office where you actually meet all the broken toys outside the hallway. Christmas is a booming time for Duncan because of all the suicide attempts and thoughts and things, and there’s this little redhead elf girl out in the hallway who Abed befriends, and he indoctrinates her into the ability to willfully deny reality and just engage in this fascination. It just got too fucking dark. [Laughs.] Because she ended up killing herself again or attempting it. And it was like, “Oh my God, there was no way. I can’t even watch this.” So that may help explain why that episode seems kind of dark and depressing. You have no idea. That episode is Brady Bunch compared to what we were starting with. Dan Harmon on how Dino Stamatopolous almost turned Community’s Christmas episode into Moral Orel

Sex Teenagers, Episode 1 [dir. David Seger / Tom Kauffman]

If you haven’t watched this yet, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?!

Cold Weather [Trailer]

After twenty minutes, what seems at first to be an all-too-familiar mumblecore film about twentysomethings fucking around transforms into a legitimately suspenseful and occasionally gut-busting subdued genre piece within the span of a single shot. Completely illogical at times, but if something’s this entertaining does that really matter?

Cold Weather [Trailer]

After twenty minutes, what seems at first to be an all-too-familiar mumblecore film about twentysomethings fucking around transforms into a legitimately suspenseful and occasionally gut-busting subdued genre piece within the span of a single shot. Completely illogical at times, but if something’s this entertaining does that really matter?

McBusters

Oh, hello! It’s been a while. I may or may not update this more regularly in the future, but in the meantime you should really make sure to watch McBusters. Directed by Myke Chillian, who works as a character designer for The Ricky Gervais Show when not engineering this madness, the show premiered its third and final episode over at Channel101 last week. Watching this pilot again for maybe the twentieth time, the scenes of gratuitous violence and all of Mayor McCheese’s lines still manage to crack me up.