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Venture Bros. Special: July 24th
Coincidentally we know that an 11-minute short was part of the renewal contract and Jackson revealed here that he's "currently involved in producing an 11 minute little something-something in-house [at Titmouse]" and (in the same interview) that they'll "unveil a special little project we've been quietly working on for Comic-Con". Also Comic-Con just happens to take place July 21 through July 24th. So there's that perhaps? Either way, July 24th!
JG Thirlwell Live At Prospect Park Videos
There is an edited version of a Venture Bros medley, which includes versions of "Fumblestealth", "Bolly" and "No Vacancy (Venture Bros Theme)".
There's also an explosive version of "Gawker" from the Venture Bros soundtrack, and two tracks from the Steroid Maximus album Ectopia : "L'espion Qui A Pleure" and "Aclectasis".
DVD/Blu-Ray Contest Is Done
You can also still win a SuperJail! season one DVD if winning is your thing. That contest ends Monday night, so still time left to enter.
Tune In Tonight: SuperJail!
If you need any more convincing you can check out this MTV Geek interview with creators Christy Karacas and Stephen Warbrick and these preview clips from tonight's episode:
And don't forget, still plenty of time left to win a SuperJail! season one DVD!
SuperJail! Season One DVD Giveaway
Oh and, uh, happy April Fools Day I guess!
Who Let That Homeless Guy In?
And We're Done: Last Part of the UGO Interview Series
Jackson Publick: I have literally sixty, seventy pounds on you, but you know the martial arts. I think we both have a very strong will to live.
Doc Hammer: I’m fast. I know that you have a bad knee. I know too much about you, I would work that knee until--
Jackson Publick: But I know you have paper ribs.
Behind The Scenes of SuperJail! Season Two
As mentioned, this season all the animation fot the show is being done at Titmouse Inc., the same company that animates Metalocalypse (among other projects), and the new season premieres this Sunday night at midnight.
UGOstravaganza, Part Four
"My parents were into education. That was their bag, and they kept toys to a minimum so I could become more creative and look, hey! It worked! You know what I had a lot of? Those quirky, dinky, die-cast metal toys for TV shows that I’ve never seen. They’re British TV shows that were cancelled about 20 years before I got the toys, so I had no idea what these f*cking things were, and I had to make adventures—" -- Doc Hammer
Alright, so go read it. The final part will be out tomorrow.
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