It's not enough to just have an agent in Hollywood anymore. Now your agent needs an agent. Introducing the people who represent the people who represent the people who make the magic happen.
Family always comes first with the Ambersons - even when they inadvertently travel back in time to the prehistoric days of the dinosaurs. Claymation has never looked so primitively good.
Chelsea's former flames have a lot of explaining to do. One by one, she's putting every single ex-boyfriend in the hot seat to find out what went wrong. And to get a little closure on camera.
Life through Belzer’s trademark dark glasses is a murky place. When he’s not contradicting his co-stars, this notorious curmudgeon is lampooning today’s hottest TV shows.
Look up in the sky! Is it a bird? Maybe a plane? No, it’s Bernard Smith, an ex-gang banger who was transformed into Black Supaman after a fateful meeting with a crackhead. Now he’s cleaning up the hood supa quick.
Bobby runs the best darn bed and breakfast in all of sunny Manhattan. The food’s great, the décor is bumpkin-chic complete with a live rooster in house, and it all takes place in a cramped studio apartment. Charming!
Boxland might sound like a pleasant enough place. But simmering just beneath its smooth cardboard exterior is a crime noir saga as hardboiled as they come. In this case, it comes in corrugated brown.
The Bronx World Travelers are everybody’s favorite exhibition basketball team—loved by millions for their on-court comedy routines and high-scoring antics. But their nemeses, the Washington Colonels, are getting sick and tired of losing. And getting pantsed.
Insomnia can make you do crazy things. Some people take pills, while others count sheep. Dave Foley prefers to host a late night variety show from his bedroom. He's certainly up for the job. After all, he can't sleep.
Follow the adventures of Donovan, just your average community college student who wows the women-folk by wearing half-shirts to prove he's not gay, and shoves them down hills to prove he's their friend.
Deep in America’s heartland, there is a small town. And in that small town, there is a community college. And at that community college, the entire universe of Brad Neely converges.
Every March, Austin hosts one of the hippest music conferences on the planet. And you know Chunklet represents. This year, the sacred cow killers even made some public service announcements for the music snob set.
Chunklet has always just said “No” to drugs. In fact, this past March they even sent two agents from their Tactical Narcotics Agency to Austin. Their mission: to help sniff out users and abusers at SxSW.
As we all know, true creativity is based on simple formulas and the memorization of data. This is why Bob Odenkirk and McSweeney's came up with Comedy By The Numbers! CBTN finally makes accessible the secrets of comedy to those who don't have the talent or ability to be funny. Hey, maybe that's you!
That's Country Public Broadcasting System, y'all! It all happened one day
when a country music cable channel decided to hitch its Hemmies to a public
TV station. The result: high falutin' programming with some decidedly
redneck roots!
Ever wonder what's been missing from all those XTREME activities out there, like skydiving and portajohn cleaning? A little guy with a big mouth named Shawty. He keeps it gully for all the real crazy-ass mofos out there.
Smoking rocks can screw up your sleeping patterns, your hygiene and your life, in general. But there’s one thing freebasing cocaine has never ruined for this inquisitive crackhead: his keen sense of curiosity.
When you're in trouble and you'd rather call in a rogue group of vigilantes instead of the normal authorities, D.S.A.K.T. are your men. Each member of this D-listed A-team is a specialist in something. They even have a shirtless Indian.
Just like the spot-on impressions that have already made him an Internet celebrity, Dave Coyne's new show is all about the schizophrenic variety. And him. Welcome to DCLugi TV.
Derek & Simon: The Show follows real-life friends Derek Waters and Simon Helberg as they chase girls around Hollywood. But there are elements conspiring against them - namely the girls themselves, not to mention Derek and Simon's own incompetence in winning them over.
Existential depression on the ones and twos, y’all! For real, this turntablist has a mad case of the blahs. But at least he can confide in his trusty diary, Mr. Disco.
Alert TMZ.com! The cinema legend was never killed in that infamous car crash. Turns out, James Dean just fell into a wormhole, landed in 2007 and now he's a rebel without a career in the age of talentless celebrity.
Your favorite Web site for all the "asinine" news of the weird is now a full-time spectacle on Super Deluxe. Get Farked with a new episode three days a week.
A famous smart guy once said, "The medium is the message." But that's not very funny. So Freddy Lockhart decided to take all those mediums - CDs, YouTube videos, DVDs and boom boxes - to create the ultimate mash-up of sketch comedy.
It's hard out here for a hustler. That's why you need Jonah Ray, your tipster on the inside. This delicately disheveled host has an unironic appetite for destruction on the cheap.
All of the news that’s fit to cringe at is now delivered by two of the most inappropriate assholes in the biz! Join Jim Florentine and Jim Norton as they offend their way through the headlines of the day.
Who says you have to be an acne-riddled 13-year-old boy to enjoy the Internet? These days, even Grandma's got her own Web cam. Neither grandson nor Web filter can stop her now!
Praise be to Ms. Alyson Levy for filming this documentary about the most non-intentionally hilarious Christian puppet camp ever. As one happy camper puts it, “There’s always so much things to be learned about puppets and about the Lord.”
Let the bikini games begin! When you think fun in the Oahu sun with scantily-clad models, you think Fred Willard. Sit back and enjoy the view as the comic veteran and his fearless TV Network crew bring you all the titillating highlights from the 2006 Miss Hawaiian Tropic pageant.
Nietzsche prophesized the arrival of the homo superior, the next species of man that takes us "beyond human." Well, he's arrived. And his name is Baby Cakes, a man-child who's "not ashamed to get excited." Lucky for us, he keeps a diary. Enjoy.
Courtney can't stand her housemates. So, she does what any average American girl would do: she keeps a Weblog about it. And when things take a turn for the shockingly gruesome, she keeps the cameras rolling. Call her Angrygirl15.
Meet Mason Snoatch. It's his 40th birthday and he's spending it at his hellish office job. Mason's got a looming deadline, a laser-pointing bitch of a boss - and did we mention visits from the ghosts of employees past?
Ben has a lot to live up to: all of the men in his family have committed suicide. And he’s determined not to let their legacy die. Unfortunately, that’s just one of his problems.
Don't let the name of the show fool you: Killer Mike loves his sports, but that's not his only game. The Grammy award winning rapper also enjoys waxing hood wisdom about everything from politics to the p.o.p. Bang! Bang! Bang!
What do you do when you need to be informed but just don't have the time? You check out Kinda Like News, which promises to inform and enlighten while still leaving you time for the important things in life - like smelling the roses and spying on your neighbors.
Tired of tuning into quacks like Dr. Phil for your homespun advice on the art of living? Matriculate on over to Jay Johnston’s class, Life 101. Pearls of wisdom are guaranteed in every episode.
Lil' William Smith isn't your average paycheck eater. You see, this oppressively cute white baby boy mysteriously inherited the soul of Willy Shabaz 13X, an assassinated Black Panther. Look who's talking... about black militancy!
Poor Chelsea. She's all lonely in the Big Apple now that all her friends are dead. But don't fret, this little lady is determined to shake her social life from its dirt nap - one random, new best buddy at a time.
Maria Bamford was once a rising Hollywood star with her own cable comedy special. But that was before she had a nervous breakdown onstage, which led to her moving back home with her parents... with sexy results.
Join host Doug Benson for a fireside chat with the indomitable Master P. Together, they will delve through the hip-hop mogul’s film classic, “Black Supaman,” and savor each taste of the Ice Cream Man’s creation. For distinguished ghetto fabulous palates only!
Finally, Penn Jillette is daring to say what so many felines obviously feel: life is pointless. The veteran comedian/actor/magician is the voice of Maximus, a hopelessly suicidal cat who'd rather take the eternal cat nap than put up with another day of his owner's pampering.
Is your Chihuahua copping an attitude? Your Siamese being spiteful? Does your parakeet have issues? Then call Ms. Artemis, Pet Regressor! Because chances are, your troubled pet just needs help dealing with traumatic experiences from its past life.
In August 2006, a production company filmed a house of college students to
cash in on the reality show boom. The resulting footage never made it to
prime time. And it doesn't take a bachelor's degree to see why.
Her intro song sums it up pretty well: Penelope can talk to animals. She also has an orphaned friend named Kyle and an alcoholic bird named Ruby. Oh, and she’s convinced she has to go to Washington D.C. to kill a senator in order to save the world. Got it? Good.
They literally wrote the book on this stuff. Now, Nerve.com is mounting a video version of its "how-to" sex act encyclopedia. Limber up for each lesson and keep your orifices open.
Meet Cubicle Carl. Every soulless, fluorescent-lit office has one. He's the guy who's always "working" on a report that never materializes. Yet he still manages to curry favor with the boss. How does he do it? Powerloafing.
We can all learn a lot from the Professor Brothers. Frank and Steve hold down tenure at a cartoon university in Mr. Neely's mind where they routinely sing, dance and expound on everything from JFK to condom shoes. Sit back and learn!
Who knew a dark comedy about a bunch of nutters in a loony bin could be so funny? Oh, wait, "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" did it. Still, we're just crazy about this series.
Not content with resting on his considerable comic laurels - like "Kids In The Hall" and "NewsRadio" - Dave Foley decided to get real. And scientific. Join him as he explores "the leading edge of technology, nature and thought." Whatever that means.
Theirs was an epic struggle nearly forgotten by the ever-onward march of history… until now. At some point between when the earth cooled and the dinosaurs ruled, tiny, incompetent robots fought a brave–albeit, losing–battle against some oblivious dragons.
It's a tear-jerking story ripped from the headlines: in 1982, Sam was abducted by some creepy old dude and held captive in a basement for 25 years. But luckily, he's escaped and like a prodigal idiot, he's found his way back to Sam's home.
Schnitt and Winkel are backwards German brothers just dumb enough to fight over anything, including milk. But it’s not just about violence. There’s verbal abuse, too. Better watch the Snuz Brothers before they kill other.
Globalization is in full effect. Every time you call your bank's customer service department, you're bound to encounter a cubicle jockey in India. Fortunately, they're there to help you.
Not content to just be "mildly famous" on the Internet and TV, Eugene blasted himself into space to create this otherworldly talk show. Imagine Jay Leno if he was actually funny and smoked birth control pills.
They're just like everybody else: they're a married couple, they go by a cute uni-nickname and they have an intimate (and somewhat creepy) Web series about themselves.
Wait 'til Ruport Murdoch finds out about this one: scientists stole Eric Appel’s brain. But instead of just pickling it in a jar, they’re using Eric’s “deepest and dumbest thoughts” to power an entire TV network. His loss, our gain.
Finally, an infomercial we wouldn't mind staying up until 3 am to watch. Super Amazing Innovations showcases only the most absurd consumer crap. But wait, there’s more! The products may be fake but the guests – and their dumfounded reactions - aren’t.
I come from a long line of Turner newsletters. My grandfather was a monthly fax about "Saved By The Bell." My father was a bi-weekly e-mail about "Dinner & A Movie." Now, it's my turn to add some Super Deluxe into your life.
Too lazy to download our podcasts over at <a href="http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=212943316">iTunes</a>? Then just feast on a child-proof package of video extras right here. Now coated in neglect!
This beloved Austin-based animator isn't afraid to use the other N-word. In fact, Lance Myers has based this new series on the Genuine Nerd himself, Toby Radloff.
Online news magazines don't get any more immediate. Or classy. Join tuxedoed host Trace Crutchfield for a frequent romp through all the headlines fit to be brutally honest about.
The only excuse for not watching the live broadcasts of Tim And Eric Nite Live every Tuesday night at 10 p.m. EST <a href="http://www.superdeluxe.com/static/tim_and_eric_live/">RIGHT HERE</a> on Super Deluxe is if you're too busy watching the archived episodes right here. Contact us at <a href="mailto:tim.eric@superdeluxe.com">tim.eric@superdeluxe.com</a>.
While their “live” Super Deluxe show is being put on hold due to their Awesome Show, Great Job! Tour 2008, please enjoy these special “not live” episodes from the road.
If it’s in the news, it’s never too soon for Waco & Roger to satirize. Most celebrities need to be taken down a notch, anyways. So, leave it to Too Soon? to kick ’em… right after they just fell down.
Seems like treasure hunting is all the rage these days. This globe-trotting series, starring Jack Butterscotch, is guaranteed to satiate the public's Indiana jones.
The trouble with looking exactly like a dead Civil War-era president is that everyone thinks you're the actual Ulysses S. Grant. What's a doppelganger supposed to do? One solution - record a hit single, "Please Don't Recognize Me."
What's that term for people who do extreme and dangerous stunts just to get on camera? F'n idiots, right? That's exactly who The Kid From Brooklyn profiles on every episode of Viral Vidiocy.
With all the power of the free world at his fingertips and all the brains of an armadillo, W’s the only U.S. president qualified enough to go by a single letter. Don’t misunderestimate him! Whether it’s in Iraq or at home, W gets the “mission accomplished!”
You know how you like your news. Now tell us! On What's Your Story, viewers send in suggestions for slept-on stories they want us to report on. If an item is deemed worthy, host Larry Wachs will cover it on this weekly show. If you're still not satisfied, let us know that, too!
Finally, there's a feline on the force who's not scared of going outside the litter box to fight crime. Meet Whiskers—and his hard-boiled captain—Mr. Fancy.
Equal parts fever dream, 'Tussin hallucination and attention-deficit disorder, Devin Flynn’s stream of conscience cartoon buffoonery is seizure-inducing in the best possible way. You’ll laugh all the way to rehab.
Got questions? Waco & Roger have the answers. And a lot of time on their hands. Just send your queries to YouAskedForIt@SuperDeluxe.com and the comic duo will do their darndest to entertain a reply
