Tag Archives: Million Dollar Extreme

02/19/2023 · 2:19 pm

Leave Those Kids Alone

Here at Mike The Pod we have a motto. Mike The Pod is me. Here at me we have a motto.

“Avoid Children At All Costs.” ACAAC for short, which when spoken sounds like “a cock”, two words you should never, ever utter together within earshot of children.

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Filed under Bad Influences, Don't Know Don't Care, Worst Of All

Tagged as 1970s, 1980s, 2003, acid, alcohol, America (country), black people, Caddyshack II, candy, Chaz Bono, children, Christopher Lloyd, corporate crap, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Donald Trump, drugs, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, identity politics, marijuana, Million Dollar Extreme, movies, New Jersey, NYC, Pink Floyd, Police Academy, Red Dragon, school, sellouts, sexuality, Taxi, television, tobacco, Wacky Packages, Wendy Carlos

12/14/2019 · 12:14 am

All I Want For Christmas Is The Old You Back

What is a cartoonist?

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Filed under Bad Influences, Comix Classic & Current, Don't Know Don't Care, Nostalgic Obsessions, Podcastery, Site Stuff

Tagged as 1988, 1990s, 1998, 2000, 2000s, 2016 election, 2019, Alec Baldwin, Beetlejuice, Ceaseless Fables of Beyonding, Charls Carroll, Christmas, comedy, Comedy Central, Creative Loafing, Donald Trump, Family Guy, Frank Zappa, George Lucas, George Wallace, Greg Giraldo, Jimmy Kimmel, John DiMaggio, Kevin Smith, laughter, Louis CK, Michael Bay, Million Dollar Extreme, Mitch Hedberg, Mr. Show, Otto Petersen, Patreon, Patrice O'Neal, Patton Oswalt, Paul Thomas Anderson, Sam Hyde, Sarah Silverman, Seth McFarlane, stand-up comedy, Star Wars, Stephen Colbert, Twitter, Will Ferrell

10/05/2018 · 2:41 pm

Orangy

At present there is no Wikipedia page for Orangy, so I will speak only for myself and quote the rest.

Orangy – DIDNT CAR/Breakbit Music BKBT0093/MP3, 320kbps/2010, USA

I first heard Chicago artist Orangy’s music in a Million Dollar Extreme sketch called “Ideas Man”, but I didn’t know who it was until much later. As I said in the Million Dollar Extreme review, their videos often intrigued you with their musical selections. Continue reading →

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Tagged as 2010s, 2013, 2014, 2015, 8chan, alternative music, Chicago, Internet, Million Dollar Extreme, music, Orangy, Sam Hyde, SJWs, Stewart Copeland, underground

09/08/2018 · 9:08 pm

I Am Better Than Maddox

Folks, I don’t mean to toot my own horn, but-

https://youtu.be/ffG4MhiTClA

In case you haven’t been steeped in Internet culture for most of your life, let me explain. Cast your mind back to the year 2004 B.F. (Before Facebook). A leap year.

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Tagged as 1990s, 2000s, 2004, 2006, 2010s, 2011, Atlanta, Atlanta Underground Film Festival, Bands I Useta Like, behind the scenes, Ceaseless Fables of Beyonding, Chuck Norris, comix, Dick Masterson, Facebook, Internet, John's Arm: Armageddon, Maddox, Million Dollar Extreme, New York Times, old internet, political correctness, Sam Hyde, satire, sellouts, SJWs, social media, strips, underground, whores

08/19/2017 · 4:53 pm

Million Dollar Extreme

I love great sketch comedy, and as demonstrated on this site, I have tremendous nostalgia for the video industry of the 1980’s and ’90s. By nature I am protective of those things, out of love. I have little tolerance of exploitation of them.

I believe the modern peak of sketch comedy came with two shows; Mr. Show with Bob & David, and The Kids In The Hall (both on HBO). Since the 1990s, these programs set the gold standard. Inevitably, new sketch comedy shows are compared to them, and they seldom hold up. I don’t think The State gelled until they became Reno 911. Broken Lizard has fantastic moments; generally one or two per film. Too many comedy groups nowadays are post-UCB; all manic energy, no focus. That’s fine if the group is performing live for an drunken bar audience. TV is a different matter.