en-us A wealthy patriarch has lost his son. Can the Insane High Detective find him? Can he find anything?]]> Welcome to the first stop on Eugene's "get to know a state" adventure: Massachusetts. Home of the Boston Red Sox, Henry David Thoreau and Ben Affleck! ]]> When you're this deep in the depression groove, there's only one sure-fire cure: a mental mixtape. ]]> Mr. Disco is getting a pounding of pain these days. The Lonely DJ's entries are piling up like so many rare vinyl grooves.]]> The Lonely DJ's depression has been bangin' lately! And you know he's mixing it up with a crate full of misery and some mashed-up melancholy. ]]> He spins the hottest tracks. He's always counting the BPM's on his headphones. And he's painfully aware of the bitter emptiness that lies at the heart of our meaningless existence. ]]> Attention, Space Talk viewers! We regret to inform you this episode will be interrupted by a special Space Report from Senator Magic Talking Hamburger. Otherwise, enjoy the show! ]]> This is a parody of an online dating ad.]]> History is filled with stupid stuff. That's why Eugene has devoted this entire episode to his "Laugh At The Past" segment. Plus, a special guest drops by (hint: he looks very familiar).]]> It's Space Sweeps Week! This means Eugene is pulling out all the futuristic stops to boost his ratings. His extra special guest: David Cross, the comedic actor from the 21st century. ]]> Looks like all that peddling Eugene does for that unmentionable evil corporation is paying off. Among the highlights of this episode, Mr. Mirman shows off a very expensive-looking Command Center that's capable of granting strippers their wishes.]]> Eugene's got quite a guest on tap tonight: the head of Concerned Aliens for Responsible Media Advertising. She's proposing putting lethal microchips in children, and has what appear to be multiple phalluses sticking out of her body.]]> The future holds all sorts of advanced technologies in store for us, but none quite as compelling as Lance Jacobs' fish communication device. Who knew that fish enjoyed Jethro Tull? Eugene Mirman finds out all about it in this latest installment of Space Talk From Dimension Eugene.]]> If space is the final frontier, then Space Talk From Dimension Eugene is one of the most entertaining lil' border towns out there. Where else can you find hats that make you hate oral sex, hurricane prizes and buttons that blow-up pedophiles? ]]> Space Talk is throwing a party! It's the 100th year anniversary of time travel, and Eugene has a special treat planned: a triple-prank from the future. Watch now before you get punked, sometime... later.]]> This is a video where I am a special and dangerous agent.]]> In this video I give men advice on dating.]]> These are some ads I made for our friend, www.SUPERDELUXE.com.]]> I am punk in this video. ]]> This is an ad that warns about the dangerous of pot.]]> Eugene reads letters from extraterrestrial children back to their home planets; co-star Robot chats about his hangover; and the telepathic stand-up comic, Man Baby, drops by for some clairvoyant laughs.]]> This premiere episode of Eugene's extraterrestrial talk show comes complete with video cereal, magic gloves and poet aliens. The future ain't what it used to be!]]> Who do you go to for advice and chummy conversation? No one. That's right. You go to the bar. What do you order? A scotch and soda. Scotch for Eugene. Soda for the kid. ]]>