Aqua Teen hunger Force

Over six years ago, in an effort to garner an older audience, Cartoon Network created the Adult Swim, a block of shows with more ’adult’ humor. Though many shows premiered in the beginning of this block, one stood out amongst the others; Aqua Teen Hunger Force. The hit show recently released the sixth season on DVD, and though it does still contain many hilarious moments, the series is starting to show its age. Aqua Teen Hunger Force follows the misadventures of a group of walking, talking food products; Master Shake (a smart mouthed, egotistical milkshake), Frylock (the intelligent pack of fries with laser eyes), and Meatwad (a wad of meat with the mind of a three year old). With their perverted neighbor Carl, and a slew of insanely strange characters, the Aqua Teens live their lives in a constant upheaval, which never seems to effect ...

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If you watch [Adult Swim] as much as I do, than you have noticed over the past year or so the huge influx of British humor in the way of BBC television. With Look Around You and Garth Marenghi's Darkplace already in [Adult Swim]'s line-up they have added another show that is, simply put, a humor powerhouse. It is a British mega hit known simply as The Mighty Boosh. The Mighty Boosh is the brainchild of two British comedians, Julian Barrett and Noel Fielding, and it is one of the most random yet most entertaining shows you're going to see around.
The Mighty Boosh has won the NME award from 2007-2009 for best TV show, and in between those won an Rts Program Award for situational comedy and comedy drama. What I am saying is this: [Adult Swim] has added another amazing and satisfying show to their already stellar line-up.
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All right, I need to be honest with you about something. While my knowledge of music is encyclopedic in scope and diversity, I’m far from omnipotent. So, when Mastodon’s new album, Crack The Skye, was dropped into my lap, I found myself at a loss. Mastowho? Masta P? Whut-whut? I’ve heard ‘em, sure, but I couldn’t pinpoint anything specific about them. There are many bands I listen to, or have covered, but some do fall through the cracks between my neurons, synapses, and ears. I wonder if that’s why I keep gaining weight? Well anyway, after I fed and watered my analyst, who asked me to give you her regards (“Help! This Guy Is Fucking Nuts, although devastatingly good-looking…”), I started looking into who they are and what they do.

Mastodon was formed in 1999, when their members met at a High on Fire show in Atlanta.

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