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That time in the 1990s when Louis CK made toilet art for MTV

In this early ‘90s clip, Louis takes a jab at MTV saying, “Basically, see, MTV will show you a lot of crap, and they’ll tell you it’s art.” Truer today than ever.

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Daily Discussion: Pitch a TV show idea in 10 sentences or less

Today’s daily discussion comes from IHCer SatanHimself:

“You think you’re so smart…? Well then, SatanHimself challenges you! Pitch me your TV show in 10 sentences or less. It must be an original idea. No remakes or anything based on existing material.”

Bob’s Burgers Cosplay via ACParadise

(Source: brain-food)

posted 14 June, 2013
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Truth.

E3 2013: Watch the trailer for Quantum Break… it’s both a big-budget game and a live action TV show rolled into one

Quantum Break is pretty ambitious. In addition to being a really cool looking game, it will also be a bundled live action TV series, in which the game and the live action influence each other. It sounds cool, but it also kinds of sounds like some of the gimmicky shit from the old Sega CD days. We’ll see.

ESPN to stop broadcasting in 3D by the end of the year. RIP 3D TV?

For as hard as some companies pushed for 3D TV just a couple years ago, the adoption rate has been horrible and the demand just isn’t there. ESPN was first in line to start broadcasting in 3D and now it looks like they’ve decided it’s just not worth it. When you can’t even convince die hard sports fans to pony up for a 3D TV to watch 3D football, is the format dead?

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Cosplay of the day: 221B Baker St.

Okay… the TARDIS dresses are lovely, but they’re nothing new and original anymore. This however, does get my heart racing a bit.

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Time Warner Cable is paying producers to keep content off the web

While there’s a growing number of people who are giving up cable TV for watching movies and TV shows online, cable providers are trying really hard to keep the reigns of the home entertainment market. And some companies like Time Warner Cable are going as far as paying producers to make sure their content never makes it to the web in any form.

Look at Luc, looking like he owns the place.

Tuesday TV gifs aren’t ready to face the rest of the week

Maurice Moss Wants To Be The 12th Doctor. We Are Perfectly Okay With This.

Maurice Moss from The IT Crowd addressed a recent post on his Facebook page to the BBC.

Dear BBC,

I am writing to inform you that I am available to take over immediately as the next Doctor. I’ll even bring my own sonic screwdriver (mine actually works).

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,
Maurice Moss.

I’d personally love to have Richard Ayoade play The Doctor if only to give us brown-skinned folk someone cool to cosplay as at conventions.

Do the right thing, BBC. Do. The right. Thing.