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Just in time for what’s going to be an utterly mind-blowing finale of Legend Of Neil, we’re extremely pleased to congratulate Sandeep, Tony, and everyone on the Legend Of Neil team on the 1,000,000th pageview of the pilot. That’s right, the very first episode of Legend Of Neil has been watched over 1 million times. Even discounting the 100,000 or so times I’m personally responsible, that’s still an amazing feat! If you haven’t already, or you just want to help run up the score watch the episode right now.
Ah Fall. As the seasons kick over from 75 and breezy to 70 and breezy (LA, what can you do?), as the leaves change start to change color and new episodes of network TV shows start premiering, it can only mean one thing. That’s right homies, PRO FOOTBALL. We rounded up a bunch of our recent football videos, with a strong showing from our sports guys 12 Angry Mascots. You go and enjoy them, ok?
If you’d asked me last summer how I wanted to spend the hottest part of the year in California, I can guarantee you that the #1 place on my list would be in San Diego, inside, with a lot of dudes.
Lotta dudes.
But what can you do? That’s right, Associate Editor Matt and I are heading down to Comic-Con 2010 with the Atom gang (we’re basically slightly tougher version of the Latin Kings). You’ll be able to follow everything we have to say here on the Atom Blog, or on twitter @atomcomedy. It’s going to be a lot of complaining, a lot of snapping on geeks, and a lot of Matt going apeshit over some dork thing or another.
Stop by our booth (we’ll be nestled within Spike TV booth) or our panel screenings for some awesome and extremely unnerving content. We’ll be featuring two great panels for you, with the world premiere of Season 3 of the hit series Legend Of Neil, and the planetary premiere of the newest film starring Tommy Wiseau, the creator of The Room, called The House That Drips Blood On Alex.
At the booth, we’ll be giving away lots of cool stuff, including masks of Tommy Wiseau and characters from Legend Of Neil that you can bring to our scheduled ‘Masked Meet & Greets’ with the stars.
Check out our full schedule (more activities added as they come in!) and our teaser trailers for Legend Of Neil and The House That Drips Blood On Alex.
After hearing about the upcoming remake of yet another 80s classic, Footloose, video pals Dave Seger (from the upcoming Atom Series Top Rope) and Tim Marklevitz decided that the only thing to do was going to be to beat the major studios to the punch. So they got together with 54 of their favorite comedy video producers and did a scene-for-scene remake of Footloose.
Check out the trailer, which promises a pleasantly loose, diverse, and entertainingly mashed up evening. Though what do I know, I couldn’t tell you the plot of Footloose if you asked me, so maybe the original basically looks like this.
The Footloose Remake is going to have its world premiere this Thursday, July 1st in Los Angeles, at the Downtown Independent Theater, with screenings at 8pm and 10:15pm.
Meet the cast of the newest Atom series M’Larky. From creator and star Dan Fogler, to comedy luminaries Gilbert Gottfried and Jeffrey Ross, to a whole host New York’s stars of stage and screen, it’s amazing that they’ve managed to cram this much talent into a world so thoroughly out of control.
Backstage at the Axe Twisted humor tour, Andrew and I sat down with Nick Kroll and Donald Glover to talk internet videos and bank statements. Besides being seasoned stand-ups, both of these guys have impressive lists of videos across the web, and we knew they’d have some great advice for you up-and-comers. They dropped some wisdom that night, and we captured it on video just for you!
Besides being awesome filmmakers, they’re both amazing stand ups (um, of course). They’re touring alongside the equally talented Chelsea Peretti and Whitney Cummings. Be sure to check them out in a town near you.
4/9/10: Penn State
Alumni Hall @ HUB-Robeson Center
4/14/10: Wake Forest
Pugh Auditorium
4/17/10: UC Santa Barbara
Isla Vista Theater
Doors: 7:30pm
Show time: 8:00pm
4/22/10: Florida State University
Club Downunder
4/28/10: Indiana University @ Bloomington
Whittenberger Auditorium @ Indiana Memorial Union
Show time: 9:00pm
Babe Ruth supposedly cursed the Red Sox, and Cubs fans blame a goat for their team sucking, but on the other side of the world, Japanese baseball fans have long lamented the Curse of the Colonel. As in Sanders. As in The Hanshin Tigers have been on a cold streak since rowdy fans threw a statue of the KFC founder in a river after the team won a championship game. But that streak may soon end.
He was covered in mud when pulled from the river, and had lost both legs and hands, not to mention his glasses. But Colonel Sander still had his trademark smile, 24 years later.
"He was apparently found standing upright, which is fitting, because although he was a nice man he could also be very strict and demanding," said Sumeo Yokakawa, a spokeswoman at the chain's Tokyo headquarters.
Local fans thought the Colonel bore a resemblance to Randy Bass, a bearded power hitter and first baseman from the U.S. who played for the team at the time.
This is also exciting because it marks the first time a body pulled from Osaka's Dotonburi river hasn't led to Yakuza indictments.
So, where are the Colonel's hands and legs? I don't know, but don't be surprised if you soon find yourself snacking on some Original Recipe Person-Drumsticks.
So, while Matt is down in LA for the taping of The Comedy Central Roast of Larry The Cable Guy (premiering Sunday, March 15th!) twittering away, we set up a little badge so you can follow the action from the comfort of this web broswer. And by action, of course, I mean mainly how many tacos he's eaten and how much he's running up on the hotel mini-bar. Honestly, except for the time zone, it's pretty much just business as usual for him, now that I think about it. Anyway, follow along on our twitter profile or right here!
I love Lance Armstrong, so when I heard he was coming through town, I wanted to take the opportunity to save his life by inoculating him with my home-brew unicorn pox vaccine. I knew there would be a lot of other people around, so I made sure I wore something that would make me stand out to my hero. I also used two giant syringes, so I wouldn't miss my mark.
Seriously though, this is the weirdest picture of a dude sticking something in another dude's butt I've seen on the internet all day. And that's really saying something.
Some of you may remember a little Internet while ago, a really weird video starring Dan Aykroyd, hawking a vodka called Crystal Head, which basically is some expensive-ass, diamond-filtered vodka in a crystal skull bottle. The videos were wrapped up in a combination of new-age mysticism, Canadian charm, and what would happen if you let an eleven-year old with a drinking problem start a vodka company.
Anyway, Dan Aykroyd made an appearance at a liquor store sort of near work, so Designer Jeff and I made a trip down there to get our vodka bottles signed and to meet a comedy legend.
On our way out, Creative Director Caroline asked us to pick her husband up a bottle for a Valentine's Day present, and, of course, whatever, Sure. So we get to the liquor store, buy the bottle of vodka, get in line and wait. In line, we try to come up with the most awkward thing we could do once we actually met Dan Aykroyd. We couldn't decide between pretending to get him confused with Bill Murray or just straight up rolling up to him wearing a Coneheads costume.
