C&C - Tim & Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! - "Innernette" [12/13]

[Space Cadet]

In this episode, Jeff Goldblum makes an appearance. Plus, more random comedy sketches!

 

[Lavenderpaw]

Out of random curiosity,isn't the nerds Drake and Josh take advantage of named Tim and Eric?

 

[Golgo13]

Internette was awesome, David Cross' art commercial was okay, Casey and his Brother make another hit song, Pierre's dance party was great, Jeff Goldbluman Group is GOD.

 

[Juu-kuchi]

What a marked dynamic allegory to neo-imperialism and the collapse of what are called to be 'morals' in today's societies.

Tim and Eric has done it again.

Hooray my 6,666th post.

 

[Gobias]

This episode was great just because David Cross and Bob Odenkirk were together in the same sketch.

 

[Lutochris]

Wow this might be the best episode yet. I'm absolutely in awe of how much this show has improved over the course of not even a year. Not to say I didn't like the first season, but it was much more hit-or-miss, and I was still kind of on the fence about whether or not these guys really knew what they were doing. But so much for those worries anymore. They're just absolutely firing on all cylinders right now (and most of this season), and the flow of sketches seems as natural as the best episodes of MP's Flying Circus. They still have a ways to go before I put them on the same level as MP, but if this season is any indication, they'll be there in no time. Wake up, people, we're living through a comedy revolution right now.

Talk about a star-studded episode too: J Goldblum, Dr. Steve Brule, Casey & his brother, Pierre, Bob & David, even DL Hart made a cameo to give us a very important message. Too bad he didn't have any of his "friends" with him though.

 

[btv]

Goldbluman Group's animation was hypnotizing, I watched it liked 10 times on the first viewing. Steve Brule was really funny in this episode, sometimes I consider his segments to be funny but not really hilarious, and this time it was different, I really enjoyed the sketch. The whole Internette thing was great.

The David Cross sketch was lame, though, and I gotta say that the dance floor segment was pretty funny, they really know how to use their stock people.

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[Lavenderpaw]

Out of random curiosity,isn't the nerds Drake and Josh take advantage of named Tim and Eric?

Why,yes in fact.But upon further research their names are Craig and Eric.

And...I don't believe this show is animated.

 

[Kitschensyngk]

Jeff Goldblum is blue. Da ba dee da ba dai.

I thought Al Gore invented the Innernette.

How is it that the Casey and his brother skits never get old?

More spit up.

Diarrhea Machine Pussy Doodles. Tee hee.

Cinco. Utilizing the latest in modern technological advances...if by "latest" you mean "circa 1995".

Bob and Dave together again.

Pierre still wants your dad...and the occasional mom.

 

[pyromanaic414]

this episode was funny. david cross's part had me rollin

 

[Gobias]

they really know how to use their stock people.

They do, don't they?

One of the reasons this show is so great is because of this weird universe of sorts that they have established. This is a universe where the likes of James Quall and David Liebe Hart rule the entertainment world, and reusing the stock people, and "characters" of the show adds a lot to the overall quality. That's why the Channel 5 Dance Party skit worked so well.

 

[jbanks97]

That video was Awesome! Palmer Scott Triangle Power Go!

I would like to see more of the serious side of T&E. I know the met intending to be serious filmakers, but everything so far has been so dripped in irony and sarcasm.

(Innernette keeps up the higher quality of most season 2 ep's. Their decision to focus on 2-3 main skits an episode has tightened up the show considerably.)

 

[Gobias]

they really know how to use their stock people.

Apparently, Nip/Tuck does as well. I saw Palmer Scott as a director on there. When I saw him, I shouted "THE SIT ON YOU GUY!".