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35th Street Mission
35th Street Mission is about a group of friends trying to run a Seattle Coffee house, KEYWORD: "trying". Not knowing a thing about running a coffee house, these friends never know which way is up left or sideways. A couple of them might be retarded. Or just "high" maintenance. Deep down inside they really do love and care for each other, really, deep deep down inside... somewhere.
A Tribute to Lonelygirl15
Lonelygirl15, a.k.a. Bree, is an intelligent, yet awkward and geeky teenager. Raised in a strict, isolated household, she lacks many of the social skills possessed by her peers. She does not go out with friends much, and spends much of her time reading or playing juvenile games, such as interacting with her three stuffed animals, Thor the bear, Owen the Turtle, and P. Monkey. . Bree is home schooled, and she and her parents have moved around a lot, which has limited her social experiences and has left her without any true friends. For a short while she attended high school, but the social pressures, teasing and her lack of experience proved too overwhelming for her to bear (But we're not talking about Thor, the bear.) However, she did leave her short stint in public high school with one friend, Daniel.
Alive in Baghdad
Alive in Baghdad was formed to counter the sound-bite driven, Live From news model. Through the work of a team of Americans and Iraqi correspondents on the ground, Alive in Baghdad shows the occupation through the voices of Iraqis. Alive in Baghdad brings testimonies from individual Iraqis, footage of daily life in Iraq, and short news segments from Iraq to you.
Amanda Congdon
Amanda Congdon is the Co-President of Oxmour Entertainment. She is a videoblogger, writer, actress and producer. You can watch and participate in her videoblogs Wednesdays on ABCNews.com and Fridays on StarringAmandaCongdon.com. Also, she is currently developing a show for HBO that will feature both television and online components.
Amanda Across America
Amanda Congdon is driving across the country with some friends, She will meet environmentalists, bloggers (known and unknown) and visit as many wacky places as she can find.
Ask A Ninja
The series, by Los Angeles improvisational comedians Kent Nichols and Douglas Sarine, features a ninja who answers e-mails from "viewers". The ninja (simply known as Ninja) often answers the questions from his character's point of view (that is, with references to killing or murdering).
dotBoom
dotBoom is a web-based puppet show about dotBoom, a website development firm in Toronto, Ontario. dotBoom the show is all laughs and honey because the company isn't: that it's successful is in spite of the inept management team, not because of it. dotBoom is, for the most part, about the creative department, whose members are smart, talented, and want to go home.
Drinking With Bob
"What's Next? I'll tell you What's Next" is what you'll hear right before Bob Thompson rips into one of his infamous RANTS. Bob Thompson a.k.a. Drinking With Bob is an up and coming comic in New York City. Based in Queens, Bob performs his comedy routines, rants and original music in clubs and bars throughout the city. He also produces, writes and stars in his own TV show called Drinking With Bob on Queens Public Access.
Galacticast
GALACTICAST is a weekly comedy show parodying all the worlds of geek-dom. From their apartment studio, Casey McKinnon and Rudy Jahchan (along with the other Galacticast players) mash-up their love of sci-fi, fantasy, horror, comics, and video-games to bring you hilarious sketches every Monday morning.
Good Night Burbank
"Goodnight Burbank" is a satire about a local news program that is one of the best send-ups around of both the news and the shallowness of newsmakers.
Hope is Emo
Hope Is Emo is an internet, comedy podcast that satirizes the life of a struggling emo girl named Hope.
The Late Nite Mash
Here comes the Mash....new episodes posted at noon Pacific time Monday through Friday start today. ... The Late Nite Mash.
Noodle Scar
A not-quite-weekly quasi-news semi-comedic web-show with Bonny Pierzina reporting on various local Southern California events, happenings and people.
Rocketboom
Rocketboom is a three minute daily videoblog based in New York City. Covering a wide range of information and commentary from top news stories to quirky internet culture. Agenda includes releasing each new clip at 9am ET, Monday through Friday. With a heavy emphasis on international arts, technology and weblog drama, Rocketboom is presented via online video and widely distributed through RSS.
Tiki Bar TV
Tiki Bar TV is a short video series distributed in the pioneering field of video podcasting or "vodcast." Produced in an apartment Tiki bar on a low budget, the show contains seemingly effortless humour and heavily adlibbed dialog. The show rocketed to instant fame after being mentioned at Apple's iPod Video launch. Each episode features a problem that is rectified by the episode's namesake cocktail, which is scribbled on a prescription pad by Dr. Tiki and "filled" by the bartender Johnny Johnny who explains the construction of the cocktail. Most episodes also include a segment called "Tiki Mail," where mail from viewers or disgruntled neighbours is answered. Episodes usually end with outtakes, the cast dancing, and a slate giving the official website and email address. The show originates from Vancouver, British Columbia in Canada, but this is not overtly stated in the show itself.
Wall Strip
Wallstrip is where pop culture meets stock culture. Everyday they profile a company whose stock is at or near an all time high. They figure out what the company is doing right from a pop culture perspective, and do a vlog post about it.
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