Best Friends! VideoGame Club: Episode 3 - SplitScreen
When Caldwell gets too sick to host game night, Murph, Owen and Marina take the deathmatch online… and nearly get killed IRL.
Amy Poehler is the best and Seventeen magazine is the worst and the only thing I would add to that answer would be a solid “Fuck you” after the end.
This, a thousand times this.
Running this interview was the best editorial decision Seventeen made since they broke the Watergate story.
Sneak Peak
We’ve got a pretty great episode of Best Friends! VideoGame Club tomorrow.
And, If you missed the last episode, you can see it here RIGHT NOW!
This one is great for so many reasons.
This episode.
Today, on BF!VGC Episode 3: the Best Friends! meet via Xbox Live to discuss the possibility of painting their four separate apartments different colors.
All-Nighter: Mexican Standoff. This sketch (by Owen) is my favorite so far that we’ve shot during tonight’s 12-hour sketch marathon. Check out all the other All-Nighter sketches here.
Despite the late hour & the constant all-nighter distractions, everyone really brought their A game to this very, very silly sketch I wrote. Thank you from the bottom of my sleep-deprived heart.
I took some pictures at last night’s All-Nighter.
Last night was fun!
It’s such a pleasure to be here.
Eating Contest with Ben Schwartz
Put your sandwich where your mouth is!
Number Four! - All Nighter videos always turn up the crazy, and the Ben/Amir joints are already plenty insane. I love how many extremely funny, totally unrelated bits are swirling around in this one.
I picked this video for three reasons. 1) The video is only 8 seconds long, but I can easily spend an entire day laughing about it. 2) Owen really wanted to pick this video but I called dibs. 3) Fuck you, Owen.
Caldwell Tanner: internet connoisseur and world-class sonofabitch.
Just Released: Hardly Working - Drawing Board
Dan is painfully unfunny.
All Nighter #3!
You don’t need to be a family to be dysfunctional.
The All-Nighter continues. I play a policeman in this, which is the closest I’ll ever get to a job my parents can be proud of.