Ladies and Gentlmen, I emerge from my cave (day job) to bring you this secret treasure (ridiculous video). If you love The Cosby Show, but wish it had more hardcore sex in it, you’re in for a real treat:

Seriously internet!? Thank you for being ridiculous!

The folks at Hustler who created Nalin Palin are apparently now doing sitcom parodies, and what show was begging for a porn parody more than The Cosby Show. I mean, seriously, how often were you watching that show and expecting sex. Oh wait, never.

Anyway, on their website (sitcums.com - yes. for real.) they also parody Bewitched, Three’s Company, and The Brady Bunch. The best part is, these are just trailers for FULL LENGTH sitcom spoofs! Watch a couple of them, they really nail some of the sitcom tropes.

THEO!

(side note: the guy at 2:19 is someone Justin and I actually met while hosting e-Rotic. so, there’s that.)

The ultra-cool folks over at CollegeHumor saw it fit to feature our latest short, The Best of Simon and CARfunkel, on their front page yesterday!

And if that’s not enough for you, why not take a gander over at Today’s Big Thing…because that’s just what we are if you click on ‘funny.’

Check it out and “like it” if you like it!

Runtime: 2:23
New from Time-Life Music: it’s the best of Simon and Carfunkel!
With: Justin Michael, Jacob Reed
Additional vFX work: Danny O’Malley 

return to shorts

We’re gonna be guests on The Scott Cushman Show tonight and you should be there! Why? New sketches, new behind-the-scenes footage, and MORE…but mostly because you just miss seeing us.

Here are the deets!

WHERE: Ultimate Improv @ 954 Gayley Avenue, Westwood (next to the In-N-Out)
WHEN: 11PM
HOW MUCH: $5

SEE YOU THERE!

P.S. Thanks to BoredLA for the awesome plug!

I was fortunate enough to catch a screening of Derrick Comedy’s first feature film, Mystery Team, a few weeks ago - and let me tell you: It is fantastic.

The film tells the story of a trio of boyish and naive high school seniors who still run a neighborhood detective service and are forced into adulthood when they try to solve a real murder. Think of it as the characters from an Encyclopedia Brown book, thrown into the grit and grime of a real homicide.

Mystery Team is fresh, unique, fun, and (most impressively) it’s a solid laugh (or more) a minute.

Here’s the trailer:

Surprisingly, the film has had a hard time finding distribution. But, it’s only a matter of time. Once someone is smart enough to buy it, you’ll get a chance to see it.
 

Sure, there’s already something inherently creepy about Gene Wilder’s Willy Wonka, but Eric Appel takes it to the next level with none other than Doc Brown himself as the good Wonka in this FOD original short.

Plus, Paul Rust is also pretty great.

Level One Boss (Comedy.com’s video game blog) saw it fit to feature one of our oldies-but-goodies: Old People vs. Technology! (cue explosion) Thanks, Level One Boss!

Check out the full blog post HERE.

On a side-note: I know a lot of you have been clamoring for new material, and frankly…so have we! But fear not, because we’ve got a ton of new stuff on the way, and it should be rolling out in the next few weeks, so keep those peepers peeled.

Hey there, Tremendoblogreaders! We might have forgotten to tell you that we were taking a little break from releasing new sketches for the holidays…but hey, now you know!

Lucky for you, 2009’s gonna be a pretty exciting year for Tremendosaur: we’ve got some new shorts, some series ideas in the works, and more surprises, to boot! Oh, and did I mention those Tremendosaur t-shirts will finally hit the site? Because they will.

Anyway, Happy New Year from all of us at Tremendosaur!

I posted this on my personal blog, but it was just too good not to share with the 12 more people that read this blog.

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls: I give you one of the greatest videos on the internet. You’re welcome.

Ah, I really love It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia - it’s like if the Seinfeld crew was 400% more despicable and selfish, with a little bit of genuine insanity thrown in for good measure. Probably one of the best/most infamous moments in the series so far is Charlie and Dennis’ ‘Day Man’ song.

Well, it’s apparently become something of a cult hit, because indie-electronica-I-don’t-know-how-to-categorize-bands band, of Montreal, recently performed a LIVE tribute to ‘Day Man’ at their Halloween concert in…wait for the irony it…Philly.

Here’s the original ‘Day Man’:

And here’s the live cover:

Awesome. I wish they did this at the concert I just attended.