History of DEVO

We explore the comedy history behind the band DEVO - one of the funniest music groups of all time.

Learn about how they began as art students at Kent State - where founder member, Mark Mothersbaugh would make stickers of astronauts holding potatoes. Through this Spudman decals, Mothersbaugh struck up a friendship with co-founder Jerry Casale.

DEVO first described their music as bombs dropping mixed with Alka Seltzer jingles and the overall mood of the band as a combination of Fritz Lang's Metropolis and Ronald McDonald.

 Find out about such carnations as Boogi Boy (Mothersbaugh's alter-ego), the red energy dome hats, and where they came up with the idea for the yellow jumpsuits. 

Also, find out about Mothersbaugh's later work composing music for Pee Wee's Playhouse and Wes Anderson.

History of SCTV

Harmon and Scott dive into the history behind the legendary sketch comedy show: SCTV.

Learn how SCTV was an offshoot of the original Toronto company of- and find out more about the original SCTV cast that consisted of John Candy, Joe Flaherty, Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin, Catherine O'Hara, Harold Ramis, and Dave Thomas.

Hear what were Harmon and Scott's favorite episodes - and learn the meaning behind, "Crane shot!"

History of Louie Theroux

We dive into the work of one of our favorite documentary filmmakers: Louie Theroux. We discuss his long range of BBC specials - and his most recent project: My Scientology Movie.

Find out about Louie's early days as an intern at the San Jose Metro - and his work alongside Michael Moore on TV Nation. Get acquainted with Louie's first TV series: Louie Theroux's Weird Weekend; where he immersed himself into such subcultures as swingers, pro-wrestling, and porn stars.

Also, find out about both Louie and Harmon's connection with the infamous Westboro Baptist Church.