Comedy Centrals show Workaholics has peaked in popularity in the last few years. The show has been recognized by young people and accepted as a hilarious show with immaturity being the punchline. The main characters Blake Anderson, Adam Devine, Anders Holm and Kyle Newacheck write and produce the show themselves.
The four guys started making videos for Mail Order Comedy and their chemistry has grown ever since. Just recently they signed a deal to shoot season four and five. Whats really amazing about this story is that these four got recognized from the internet and now have a really popular show on Comedy Central.
Internet sketches seem to be a little over played in 2013, however it has been one of the most helpful tools for young comedians today. It really has changed how the comedy networks choose their next sitcom. More and more they are finding talent through internet ratings and it gives everyone an opportunity to get noticed. The cast of Workaholics are a perfect example that anything is possible.
The four main characters of the show have gained so much chemistry together that writing the show is not only fun but rather easy for them. Workaholics has been becoming increasingly popular and it really is a funny show. Adam, Blake and Anders have all been having success in their careers from their show and are well recognized in the comedy world. The crew is also going to be doing some work with Seth Rogen!
Here's a clip of when the Workaholics crew were just amateurs making a sketch video... They have become a lot funnier by the way
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Wednesday, 20 November 2013
Thursday, 7 November 2013
Nineteen Seasons of the Outrageous 'South Park'
If you are a fan of the cartoon South Park you know the show isn't afraid to push the boundaries. Well the show has made it to nineteen seasons and they are still going strong. The creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have been in the middle of controversy ever since the show has aired.
No issue or celebrity is off limits for the outrageous cartoon and that's why the fans love the show so much. The show has made a name for itself across the world. The cartoon touches upon political topics and makes jokes about some very serious issues in the world.
I myself have been a fan of South Park for many years but I'm starting to think the show is going in the wrong direction. Some of the episodes in the recent seasons have been extremely silly. It will start off with a good premise and then all of the sudden the show will just be slap stick (silly) humor. I am still a fan and will watch the show but my point is I think the show used to be funnier and more genuine. And when your on your nineteenth season it's easy for the funny to fade away and just make the show to make money.
None the less South Park is an iconic show and has been extremely successful. The main characters Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny are still together in Colorado.
Let me know what you think and vote in the poll.
No issue or celebrity is off limits for the outrageous cartoon and that's why the fans love the show so much. The show has made a name for itself across the world. The cartoon touches upon political topics and makes jokes about some very serious issues in the world.
I myself have been a fan of South Park for many years but I'm starting to think the show is going in the wrong direction. Some of the episodes in the recent seasons have been extremely silly. It will start off with a good premise and then all of the sudden the show will just be slap stick (silly) humor. I am still a fan and will watch the show but my point is I think the show used to be funnier and more genuine. And when your on your nineteenth season it's easy for the funny to fade away and just make the show to make money.
None the less South Park is an iconic show and has been extremely successful. The main characters Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny are still together in Colorado.
Let me know what you think and vote in the poll.
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