UCB features Oops! All Lansburys

posted by Justin in UCB, animation, internet, oops! all lansburys, press October 26th, 2008

Hey guys and gals, it looks like UCB saw it fit to feature our animated short, Oops! All Lansburys, on their main page…As always, thanks UCB!

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UCBComedy likes our McCain short!

posted by Tremendosaur in UCB, internet, mccain postpones the debates, press October 3rd, 2008

That’s right, you can find our latest short, John McCain Postpones the Debates, on UCBcomedy.com’s front page under the “Stuff We Like” section.

You know, if Tremendosaur had a “Stuff We Like” section, UCB would be at the top of the list. Thanks, UCB!

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Blogged.com blogs about our blog

posted by Justin in blog, dreams come true, press March 28th, 2008

Blogged ScoreSo the friendly folks at Blogged.com recently rated our blog an 8.3 (GREAT) out of 10, evaluating it based on frequency of updates, relevance of content, site design, and writing style.

I know what you’re all thinking: FINALLY, somebody noticed us for our blog posts, and not our sketches. It looks like Friday, March 28th, 2008 is “Dream Come True Day,” because that’s all Jacob and I have been secretly hoping for all along.

Thanks, Blogged!

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Old folks complain; love Tremendosaur anyway!

posted by Jacob in old people vs. technology, press, secret admirer, shorts February 20th, 2008

We’ve gotten a lot of positive feedback about our latest short, Secret Admirer, however, some of our more middle-aged fans are worried that we’re heading down a road of “stupid puppet sex jokes” that are “inaccessible to [the] old folks.”

Well, just as a reminder that Tremendosaur cares very much about the 40+ demographic, we’d like to share one older fan’s praise (and rigorous analysis) of Old People vs. Technology.

YouTube is supposed to be as much about the makers of the videos as it is about the videos themselves, so I decided to send the makers an email, to bond a bit and to explore what I see as common thematic ground. I wanted to ask how they came to choose that topic, and to ask if those elders who are so eloquently flailing around are in one of their families.

That quote’s just the tip of the iceberg. On her blog, “Came of Age Before Computers,” Tremendopal Nancy Strider examines ‘Old People vs. Technology’ in a 1000 word, stream-of-consciousness essay in which (among other things) she fantasizes about the “young man onscreen” and his relationship with his grandparents.

Read the Nancy’s full post here.

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LAist loves Secret Admirer

posted by Justin in laist, press, secret admirer February 14th, 2008

LAist loves Secret AdmirerOur secret admirers over at LAist have seen it fit to feature our latest short in celebration of Valentine’s Day.

In return, we see it fit to say, “Thanks LAist!”

You can [insert candy heart phrase] us anytime!

xoxo,Tremendosaur

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