"Brad and Irving Watch Bewitched"
Stuck at home, Brad and Irving try to find some classic television to watch.
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The Cinema Snob: "Brad and Irving Watch Bewitched"
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I assumed this show would be completely cancelled, glad it's not
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lol brilliant! For those who don't know the details behind this episode, here ya go: http://www.nightwatchuniverse.com/Radiodrome1/RadioDrome%20Episode-60.mp3
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Damn...
I take back my previous opinion that Jerrid was a terrible actor, he sure fooled me into thinking him as this gentle giant retard.
Brad you are a class act.
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let this be a lesson. act like a jackass and make a terrible cancer joke about jillian, and you will get replaced by a better actor.
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let this be a lesson. act like a jackass and make a terrible cancer joke about jillian, and you will get replaced by a better actor.
I can't believe it took that comment before I realized why they were watching a Dick Sargent episode of Bewitched.
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Jerrid lucked out, TBH, before Brad and Jerrid got all preachy with the cast running the show and commenting on the Iraq War all the time.
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lol. Jerrid Foiles plane was shot down over the sea of Japan. There were no survivors.
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You sir deserve an award for that reference.
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the DVR must belong to 80s Dan, judging by its content
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What a delightfully meta way of addressing the new cast of this show. The M*A*S*H reference was a particularly nice touch.
Also, I agree with Brad (at least the Brad character) re: Nick at Nite and TV Land playing stuff that's too recent. Alas, I don't control fifty Nielsen boxes, so no channel cares what I think.
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Took me a minute to get the joke, well struck sir.
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Clever way to address things, but that ending was dark.
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Am I to believe then that Jerrid's character was *killed off*? Jeez. Too bad Brad didn't do a bit recycling/re-editing old Jerrid footage into a dramatic death scene like 'South Park' did with Chef. :/
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Really enjoyed the end bit, great stuff keep them coming
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Ouch. Good episode though. Nick at Nite won't even play Cheers anymore and that's the 80s. These "classic channels" are really not what they used to be.
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I'm glad they went for the obscure references and not the most obvious one: Ashton Kutcher on "Two and a Half Men." I hate that damn show.
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I have it on pretty good authority that Brad Jones would eat a Big Box version of Night of Horror before referencing Two and a Half Men. OwO
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Yeah, but Two and a Half Men sucked before the change, too.
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He made a Spin City - Charlie Sheen reference. Back in the days when you could use Charlie to replace OTHER people.... (OK, he more or less ran the show into the ground, but still...)
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Irving seems like a more confident actor than Jerrid anyway. Having seen them both in "Paranoia," Irving was a lot more solid!
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Damned right Brad, Nick at Night and TV Land are just awful these days.
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Was kind of hoping you'd have the good taste to just end this show after what happened, but alright.
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I like this show, and the show must go on.
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Whatever, I'm glad it's continuing, and this was a really smart and funny way to transition.
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Hey, he could still go back, and digitally replace Jerrid in all of the scenes with Irving!
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"Henry Blakes plane went down over the sea of japan. It spun in. There were no survivors."
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Say hi to McLean Stevenson for us Jerrid!
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Why are so many channels moving away from their purpose? Cartoon Network shows live action shows, MTV has pretty much no music videos The History Channel shows fiction, Nick At Nite shows "Friends" , and Disney Channel well I don't know what the hell they're giving but it hardly reminds me of Disney.
Great vid, kinda bummed out about Jerrid though, it's too bad what happened but oh well thats life, I'm just glad the show goes on, I'm ready for the post Jerrid episodes.
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...BBC America thinks it can get away with showing something as long as someone in the cast is British... Oh and there's the mess that spawned when G4 and TechTV collided; How the hell do you get "Cheaters" and "Cops" from that equation?
I guess the problem is that cable channels operate on a very thin margin. Watch some of those really high number channels and note how few unique commercials they have. After a while, the need grab every last viewer possible leads them to showing anything they think will get people to watch, or just ripping off ideas. Also, buying up reruns is a cheap way to fill out a schedule, and it's easier to just take what's cheap and try to justify it later then to actually hunt down relevant programming. That's why every channel has a show now about either hoarding or ghosts (I'm waiting for a show about people who hoard ghosts) or why you can find House and NCIS on 8 different channels.
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I understand why it happens, but it's aggravating that every new station comes with a specific guideline to fill some niche (cartoons, vintage tv, gardening) and inevitably becomes exactly like every other channel on TV within a decade.
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Actually, I think I can justify their showing of "Friends," and it kinda makes sense if you think about it. I mean, I remember them showing "The Brady Bunch" in the '90's, which was still just under or exactly 20 years old by that point, but now it's the 20-teens, so they're showing a show from the '90's, which would now be just as old as "The Brady Bunch" was then. Does that...kinda make sense? Or am I just sorta wrong? lol
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Well you are right, but rather than make the modern day point (which we all should know about if we've seen Nick at Nite) I decided to make a joke about it cause I don't know I honestly was just bored enough to make a jab at Friends (hate the show so much really) and I'm sure I wouldn't be the only one, still a lot of the classic shows I miss from the line up are not there which made them lose the viewer in me... of course that means shit in retrospect oh well.
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It's easy, have a network that shows 50s 60s and 70s television, and another network for the 80s through the 90s. Don't just get rid of everything from past to make room for the recent.
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MTV has been always les about music since the early 90s. This is the same exc that thouht making Downtown Juile Brown, Pauly Shore, Carrot Top, Kennedy, Tom Green fameaus and that Real World and that damn Jearsy shore were good ideas
The only good things about MTV were music, early episodes of Bevis and Butt-head and Celebratiy Deathmatch....
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So Jerrid, was it worth it? How's that foot taste now?
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This new series of you and Irving is absolutely AWESOME! I loved every second of it! Irving has great acting chemestry with you. You both work well like in "Paranoia"
Best part is this premiered on my birthday!
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I agree with you Brad I use to love Nick-At-Night and TVLand until they started showing reruns of shows that were showing when I was a live. IO didn't mind when rerunning Married... with Children because that show actually started before I was born and ran for a good long while, but once they started showing That 70s Show, The Nanny, and George Lopez I bailed for the most part!
I hate reality shows too... I watch TV to escape reality when will people learn this!?
I say if you want a new roommate for these bits I'd pick Jake! No offence to Irving!
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Hey, all other commentators! Tearing into Jerrid when he's already long gone, no matter what your intentions, is no way to welcome a new cast member, so let me just say "Great Job and Welcome Aboard, Irving! Looking forward to future episodes!"
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As a woman who fought breast cancer, I really don't give a shit if people tear into Jerrid a little. And also, welcome aboard Irving!
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I wasn't saying if said tearing was justified or not, I was just saying that Irving should be welcomed based on his own merits (which are many, including an instant rapport with Brad), and not just because he's NotJerrid.
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I've been wanting to see more of Brian Irving on the site.
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Lol, Jerrid has become Bizarro Eric Foreman. Nobody's gonna miss him, and he's being replaced by someone interesting.
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What are you talking about? Omar Epps is still on House!
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How is it that the person that hates that 70's show was able to get the reference?
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I for one miss Jerrid.
He looks like the only one of Brad's friends with a moral compass.
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Ha! Ok.
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Thats an interesting thought. Most of his friends 'seem' to be morally all over the place (or Chaotic Neutral in D&D terms), but Jerrid was definitely not the one with the best moral compass. If you heard what he had to say about a couple of subjects you would see/remember that he has an incredibly rude and insensitive side.
But then again I don't know these people personally so for all we know they could be volunteering at the homeless shelters on Sundays and giving 50% of their paycheck to the National U.S. Debt.
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Forgive me, but curiosity is getting the best of me. Can anyone tell me the story as to why Jerrid's no longer affiliated with the website? Did something personal happen?
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Jerrid made a crack about the clock ticking on when Jillian gets breast cancer, and also about how he was going to cheat on his girlfriend at some after party.
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Jerrid make a cancer joke about Jillian and for a while now, nobody's really been able to stand being in the same room with him. Someone posted a Radiodrome episode up there somewhere; they address the Jerrid issue within the first maybe 5 minutes.
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Jerrid's been saying some stupid shit for a while , which would be fine only the fallout from it always ends up here, Brad just got tired of covering for Jerrid for the 20th or 30th time. As well as that a bunch of Brad's friends really didn't get along with Jerrid and couldn't work with him. It's sad but kind of inevitable that Jerrid had to go.
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hahahahahahahaha the henry blake joke was cold blooded....... hilarious
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If you're looking for classic TV these days, one place to check is the secondary and tertiary digital channels that local stations broadcast. In several markets, one of them will be a "retro" station of sorts. Ours shows a lot of black and white crime shows on Saturdays, such as Peter Gunn and The Fugitive. They also show stuff like 70's Galactica.
If you have cable, they tend to stick these channels up in the four-digit numbers. I was hopeful the new extra digital channels might be a return to old school UHF programming, but it seems more stations are content to just run syndicated re-runs or a 24/7 weather feed instead.
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The only thing missing was a reference to the original Men Behaving Badly where Neil Morrissey replaced Harry Enfield.
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I also forgot to reference Oliver episodes of "Coupling."
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Still need to catch that series.
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I love you for that reference, Brad
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No if Jerrid got on a plane with Henry Blake then they'll appear on The Carol Burnett Show on a raft waving his arms yelling "I'm OK! I'm OK!"
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Aww... I miss Jerrid and his terrible acting. Made the show funny. But he got what he had coming to him. What with the plane crash and all.
Irving is pretty awesome though and I'm looking forward to.... Season 2?
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YAAAY! Irving is gonna be in more videos!
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I didn't know about Jerrid making cancer jokes or something. Though I like people saying they shouldn't talk about it. Not that Jerrid is now dead or something, but messing around with someone who is no longer able to defend themselves isn't very fair.
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Well if you have been following comments (Radiodrome Geek Juice episode, etc, and announcements)he was talking a lot of shit to different fans who have come forward and posted on some of his actions and what he has said to. (Also said a lot of dumb statements on Dromes in the past.) I doubt the people he was bad-mouthing and saying really wrong horrible shit about behind their backs had a chance to defend themselves at that time. "Isn't Very Fair" to be saying horrible things and "jokes" about your friends, coworkers behind their backs to people you don't even know. Ya reap what you sow man.
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I'd love to see him try to defend himself, just for comedy sake. When he started making really stupid jokes right after Whitney Houston's death, a fan asked him to tone it down a little because he had just lost a relative that day. Jerrid's response was something like "well, uh, look, a few people are finding it funny, so whatever." He actually linked the fan to a post of someone saying how funny Jerrid's death jokes were, as if the fan (who, again, just lost a relative) was supposed to now find it funny. Fucking asshole.
I also want to see him try to say "come on, cancer jokes about jillian is funny, two people told me so." I'm sorry if I seem upset.
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Hey Brad if you're interested, Annie Potts is in the new show GCB on ABC this Sunday.
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*Insert random comment about Josh from Radiodrome getting raped by someone or something* Figured no one has mentioned it in the comments yet so it had to be done for the sake of the children.
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After hearing last weeks lost in the static, I wouldn't mind seeing Josh take a copy of the complete works of Shakespeare up his ass.
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Glad to see Irving working out so well. In a way he kind of is like Jerrid. Both of them seem to have the same kind of delivery in their jokes. I do hope that Brian works out on this show. Hopefully, Brian will be better than Jerrid was for this show. Don't get me wrong, Jerrid could be funny at times, but it felt like he was really phoning it in most of the time.
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So if I'm hearing this correctly, Jerrid and Brad aren't friends anymore and he's been kicked off the site? It really sucks if that's the case. You guys seemed like such good friends and Jerrid was pretty funny.
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Hey Brad, I'm glad to see your keeping the series going. It just seemed that this episode was really scripted whereas others felt natural. It was still funny.
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1. Glad to see Irving get some more airtime.
2. The Col. Blake joke was perfect.
3. Dick York is indeed the superior Darren.
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Does this mean no more of those "Hairy Belly Walk-ins" during filming? Or is Irving willing to be a "stunt gut"?
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Good lord, I'm can see the Cary Elwes "dear god what is that thing" monologues from "The Princess Bride" popping up if I ever take my shirt off. Maybe after I tone up a little
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I hope so, I'm sure the reaction would be hilarious
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This is a nice, and interested change, but I knew nothing of this until both the comments, and the RadioDrome episode, and well.
WOW, that is really fucked up!
Well, thanks anyway guys.
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I find it interesting that a majority of the posts here are not welcoming Irving to the site, but "JERRID SUCKED AND I'M GLAD HE'S GONE BECAUSE HE SUCKED!!!!..oh, Hai, Irving." For the most part, Jerrid has been very mature about his disaffiliation with the site, refusing to bad mouth Brad or his site and even wishing him luck in his future endeavors. In a PM with Jerrid in regards to his disaffiliation, he simply told me "Yeah, it sucks". From Brad's side, aside from the final joke, which is more an homage to M*A*S*H than an outright slam, Brad has done the same. I think both sides should be commended for their civility and restraint. I'm more than certain that someone somewhere will be able to dig up some dirt from either side badmouthing the other side, but the fact remains: sometimes jokes can go too far and feelings get hurt, whether that was the intention or not, and in the end, I really do think it's best if we forget about what has happened and focus on what is happening. And what is happening is we have a fun, fresh, and funny new face on the site that is going to bring us hours of love and laughter. So again I say: Welcome Irving! You're a damn funny guy, and here's to a long, prosperous run here at thecinemasnob.com!
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Thats the internet for you, hate hate hate hate, but yeah it would be nice to get less comments bad mouthing Jerrid (not saying what he said was right before anyone fires back) when that should come second to the video (at least the way I see it) I said this before and I'll say it again I'm ready for the Post Jerrid episodes, now to add to that it's great to see more from Irving he seems to be the perfect person to act opposite of Brad on this show. Finally as for Jerrid, I'll miss him for the great bits he provided and will still be saddened by how much he blew it by being way too out of hand. But once more I say congrats Irving for getting to be the one to carry the torch of this show, you've already proven that the replacement will be fun to watch
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The thing with Jerrid is that he did way more than just the cancer shit. The cancer joke was like the last drop on a lot of nonsense that had been filling for a good while. Both parties had dealt with the ordeal well tho.
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You're over-exaggerating, there's plenty of comments on here about the episode and Irving, and not every comment on here mentioning Jerrid is bashing him. Even if they are, they have a right to, and Jerrid kinda had it coming.
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It's just that Jerrid doesn't even visit the site anymore, so bashing on him seems pretty counter-productive to me, no matter how justified one's hatred is. I really hate harping on this, but Jerrid is the past, and Irving is the future, and dwelling on the past doesn't do anybody any good, least of all Brad and Irving.
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I don't think anyone on here is talking directly to Jerrid, they're just putting down their thoughts on the situation (which is a big one). Some people say they'll miss Jerrid, some say they won't, and it appears that everyone can agree that this episode was very good. It's impossible to comment on a change like this without commenting on the situation. By the time the next Jerrid-less episode comes around, I'm sure there will be very little Jerrid talk, but for now it's good for people to air their thoughts and opinions. That's what the comments section is for.
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Point taken. With that, I'm done commenting on this episode.
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It's a bit late to welcome him to the site, though. He's been around for a while now.
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Welcome, replacement hairy guy!
Too bad about the original hairy guy.
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Sad about Jerrid... cant help but feel kinda relieved about this too. Brad in some ways Seemed a bit too nice towards our dear little Hairy Neighbour. Anyways Nice Episode
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Regardless of what he did, I'm gonna miss Jerrid, he was so much fun in Midnight Screenings.
"Ass Burgers!" XD
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You know every time I'm reminded of Ass Burgers I am also reminded of that South Park episode, hmm Jerrid made offensive comments and mistook the name of the disease to be Ass Burgers... could he secretly be the real Cartman? bum bum bum.... yes this is a stupid joke speculation not to be taken seriously.
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Doesn't Jerrid live in the same building as Brad? That must be pretty uncomfortable, now.
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Exacly what I was thinking.
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Abyssinia, Jerrid.
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Jerrid is gone? Boo, me no like. How dare you change things I've gotten used to.
In all seriousness, I hope this will atleast cut some of the tension away from filming from now on. Everyone seemed uncomfortable when Jerrid was in the room.
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Well, I have to say Irving seems to be off to a good start in ressurecting these shorts, so a wholehearted welcome to him.
One thing though, does that also mean he gets the honor of being the second viewer of the midnight screenings of terrible kid's movies now?
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Poor Irving. Every group has to have a George Costanza. I figured it'd fall to Brian but... There is another.
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I liked Jerrid. He wasn't as bad of an actor as a lot of people here seem to think now. He was great in that Human Centipede 2 parody trailer and his detective character in that Cannibal Holocaust review was also really good. So I wish him well with his business of shooting weddings or whatever he was supposed to do... even if after all I've heard about him I'm just imagining him in a suit and a shirt that's not buttoned all the way up, so you can see his hairy chest, trying to hit on the bridesmades with awful jokes ("have you ladies heard the one about the bride that got breast cancer at her batchelor party?"), followed by that goofy laugh he did... Yeah, I miss him already. And if anyone tries to argue that the site will not be missing anything after he's gone, just go back and watch the video where he learns that Jules Verne was not two people or that whole ass-burgers thing.
And as for Irwing, he's also fun... even if he oddly reminds me of a slightly fatter and shorter version of like a white Laurence Fishburne. He has the same smile, kinda. But he's fun and he has an adorable laugh on the midnight screening videos. But good luck, you're gonna need it. Ooooh! No no no, what I mean is *awkward laugh* good luck as in, um, you know how women SUPPOSEDLY have this thing called breast cancer? Well, good luck, 'cos you have man boobs. Times ticking, Irving! But in all seriousness it's good dudes can't get real cancer in like their man parts... Oh they have what now?
(See what I did there?)
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While I liked Jerrid om this site, he was not the main reason I started to come here. Brad was plan and simple. And while I did enjoy him on midnight viewings and his apprearences in other various videos, no Jerrid will not stop me from enjoying the snob and the other content on here. As far as Irving goes he has really promising on this series, I like where it's going
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*Insert immensly stupid and no real reason to do it comment that bashes on Jerrid here because no one wants to let it go* Awesome appearance Irving. Thinking on everyone from Team Snob and you are probably the only one outside of Jake that could really fill this spot. Don't get me wrong I have a crush on Jake (no homo) but I don't think he would really fit in to this show.
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Considering how many people here are just now finding out some things Jerrid did to people we like, I think it's ok for some of us to express how we feel. Also, not everyone on here is bashing Jerrid.
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Lose a major cast member from your pool of actors, and you keep churning out videos like there's no tomorrow. Truly you are the Roger Corman of internet video reviewers! (I mean that as high praise)
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I heard a song the other day and thought... This song reminds me of this situation:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8Qf96p_93U
BTW, I LOVE Ween... and not the first verse...
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*sits quietly in the corner after not having caught any of the media references*
Better luck next time... me?
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OK. Coming back from Radiodrome and a couple of other commentary sites here... Sorry to hear all that. You really seemeed to like Jerrid...
(On the other hand, there HAS always been a vibe around him that not that many other people like him and that he could be a jerk at times... Guess something like that was bound to happen sooner or later....)
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I think we have a right to bitch in the comment section because like it or not watching literally hundreds of hours of team snob makes it almost seem like we know them.
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Out with the old, in with the new. For my part, I found Jerrid awkward in the videos but since I didn't know anything else other than that, I just assumed he was an awkward sort of guy.
Looking forward to seeing more of Irving though.
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You know, I really like this series. If you have to change actors so you can keep it going, I'm alright with that. Hooray for Irving, and looking forward to more "Brad and Irving"s in the future.
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I was being sarcastic. Eric FORMAN was on
"That 70s Show", Eric FOREMAN is on "House". Perhaps I should of used some emoticons.
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Yes. A thousand times yes! I don't have a television anymore much less cable for the exact reason you mentioned in this episode. I loved the old Nick at Nite reruns. Joe Friday taught me what a pyramid scheme was. Dick Van Dyke introduced me to the concepts of wholesale and bahmitzva. As a child, I watched more reruns than I did shows that were actually on at the time and it was glorious. TV Land was suppose to be the answer to our classic tv needs. Instead its the home of Danny Bonaducci reality shows. A&E used to be the classy channel. Now its all tattoos and pawn shops. Bravo was classy channel number two and now its the gay reality show network. I saw a commerical for History channel and they have some show with Larry the Cable Guy hunting ghosts and some hillbilly getting bit by a snake. I'm shocked ESPN still shows sports, its the only channel thats stuck to it's original purpose.
I understand to stay relevant in cable you have to evolve but is it so much to ask that with 3000 channels at least a couple of them could cater to people who want classic tv shows, music videos, legitimate history docs, older cartoons, and something high brow/classy? Apparently so. Oh yeah, and bring back Tech TV.
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I'm surprised it wasn't Brad and Josh Hadley like on Radiodrome. Replace one annoying guy with another I want to hatefuck right up the ass.
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No Jerrid means this show shouldn't be continuing. I know everyone heres hopping on the good riddance Jerrid bandwagon but not me. Pretty lame Brad, pretty lame.
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I don't really see the show as "continuing". It's not like they kept the original title and Irving shaved his head to assume the role of "Jerrid". It's just...Brad and Irving.
Brad has a good enough reason to do this series with the other members of this site. It's not like these skits have any sort of ongoing narrative. Even though they had a good repartee together, I don't see why it had to be exclusive to Brad and Jerrid, and not alternating between Brad and Brian/Jake/Sarah/etc., and I felt that way when Jerrid was still here. Maybe I'm wrong, I dunno.
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Exactly what Skibz said. I love doing these little sketches, and I see no reason to stop. If Irving were to drop out for some reason in the future, I would continue then as well; so it's not really a slam against Jerrid, it's just continuing on with a show in a different direction. Just like all the shows I mentioned in the episode didn't stop when someone left.
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I can't think of the title of this cheesy horror film and this seemed like the forum to find it. I saw it like fifteen years ago on USA Up All Night. It's about a killer that electrocutes people and rides around on a motorcycle. The killer turns out to be the priest. Does anyone know what movie that was?
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Sorry to hear about you and Jerrid. It's really sad when friendships fall apart, but I can understand why you ended it. As you said though "the show must go on".
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Brian make for an adequate replacement
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Well I can see there is no love lost between you and Jerrid "Gimp It Up" Foiles with your reference to M*A*S*H there, Brad. I don't blame you though. If someone had wished my wife would get breast cancer I think my butt would be in prison for capital murder right about now. Stay strong and good luck with the Cinema Snob movie, I can't wait to see how it turns out. : )
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It's a shame Jerrid had to be let go, as I did enjoy his appearances on the site. With that said, based on what we already know, I can completely see why he had to leave.
I like Irving, so the possibility of having him on the site more is only a good thing.
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Well I guess there were always more obvious ways of getting rid of Jerrid.
JILLIAN: Hi, Jerrid. You look like you've got something to say. Do you?
JERRID: Yes I certainly do you (Brad Jones voice) I have to go now. My planet needs me. (Jerrid is shown quickly erased out of frame).
BRIAN: (Watching this on TV with the others on the site) Wait a minute, Jerrid came from another planet?
JAKE: Of course he fucking did. Who from this world would of fucking enjoyed Bridemaids or Mr. Poppler's god damn penguins.
BRIAN: Didn't he hate the later?
JAKE: Pfft, that was just a bad act. Besides now that he's gone we can say all sorts of bad shit behind his back.
BRAD: Uh yeah we're not doing that.
JAKE: Well I am.
BRAD: Yeah but that's only because you're a self admitted grade a-asshole.
JAKE: Well at least I'm not the self admitted grade a-asshole who made someone watch the Smurfs!
BRAD: Point.
But yeah good transition video all the same. Sucks about what happened but I guess that's just what you get sometimes with certain people and I won't say anything else since I really don't know any of the details of the situation besides what's been said by you guys.
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The cutaway shots are too similar to the master. It makes the edits awkward. Move the camera a bit further to the left or right to give a greater difference in viewing angle, and it'll look better.
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The other day Jerrid called Brad high schoolish and immature. Ok sure. Brad put out a nice statement about the issue, which even complimented Jerrid; hasn't said any personal or bad things about him, and even made light of the situation in this video. Jerrid meanwhile has been name calling, gloating about his friend list on facebook, and, oh yeah, said a cancer joke about Jillian!!
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Long Live JERRID!
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Get over it.
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Well, now he's on a "Brad Tries". So all this crap is being resolved like adults. Just hope it doesn't happen again. And funny it's shot OUTSIDE. Wonder if he's not allowed inside.
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Is this still up? Just loading a blank page here... comments are up though... hmmm....
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