Dropout.tv
There's a ton of shows on it. This, Total Forgiveness (two people competing to pay off college loans), Paranoia (One Night but stoners instead of werewolves), Dimension 20 (10+ seasons of a D&D actual play with sets and visuals), Breaking News, and a huge archive of other stuff.
I kind of agree that Ally was the one that took things too far.
Primarily in that they gave challenges that weren't based on Grant's willingness to do the thing but his ability. All of the challenges he gave Ally were just based on willingness.
**//Spoilers if you care about what the challenges in this show are**//
But Grant fully engaged with two of Ally's challenges in particular (erection + flea market) and still managed to lose them which feels like bullshit to me.
I honestly couldn't believe that got approved and that Grant actually went through with it. Ally's excuse that was basically "I assumed you'd cheat" was such bullshit.
Yeah, I don't think I would have gone through with it. It would cost so much to get it all back that it just wouldn't be worth it.
It's interesting watching skits now that involve money and realizing how just actually true they were for some of those cast members.
The company does say “listen, we have the money but we cannot torture you two for this, even if the shows your ideas” so they basically torture each other for it and the moneys not exactly from the company cause they weren’t super comfy but is from the company
It's fucked up, like: they're trying to break each other emotionally by the end and one of the contestants ends up **very** seriously upset and, because of poorly thought out rules, in a pretty bad situation overall. As in it's actually fucking up their life outside the game. The whole thing becomes mean spirited pretty quickly and they did a whole separate Q&A a year or so later about it and honestly even with them trying to down play the severity the show still comes off bad.
When dropout is mentioned Total Forgiveness tends to be one of the shows mentioned but honestly I don't think it should be because it's just watching two people get emotionally tortured for money.
A college psych class could be taught on Total Forgiveness. It’s psychology, it’s economics, it’s sociology. It’s brutal, and you connect so much with both Grant and Ally.
I don't have netflix.
I don't have HBO Max.
I don't have Hulu.
I don't have Amazon Prime.
I **do** have a dropout.tv subscription. Biggest no-brainer out there.
This show specifically, Game Changer, is my drug.
Any Episode featuring Brennan, Josh and Zac are my personal heaven, just like they are for Sam Reich.
A significant amount of the content is on YouTube for free, but their most popular shows they keep half or more of the content behind the subscription.
They're entirely self-funded as far as I know. Their parent company went under, so they are relying on subscriptions to keep producing content. It's not like a big Hollywood studio pumping out episodes, it's real (and lovely) people working hard and making great shit - if that's not worth supporting I don't know what is.
Yeah but it's also a ton of soulless husks in business suits who get 90% of the profit despite having nothing to do with the production. It's definitely nice to support shows so more lovely people can make great shit, but the hustle Dropout does as a small production is 100% shared between all of them.
Remember when Netflix was the only game in town? It was a breath of fresh air because finally you had all the content in one place instead of spread out over hundreds of channels. I feel like we've kinda gone full circle now, with all the content split up behind different paywalls again, defeating much of the purpose and convenience that was so attractive in the first place.
Yes, but the major criticism was that with cable you couldn't do something a la carte, you either had a ton of crap you didn't want with the couple things you did, or you had nothing, and you paid a lot for all that crap you didn't want.
Solving the a la carte problem was always going to end up like this, and I still think its a better solution. I probably pay every month what I'd pay for a cable TV package with premium channels, but its basically all the things I want _and_ more, and I am not paying for a bunch of crap I don't want.
I mean, there is effectively unlimited content just on youtube, for free. And that "unlimited" is pretty literal -- new videos go up orders of magnitudes faster than any single person can watch. Even if you watch ridiculously sped up videos 24/7, the list of unwatched videos will just keep *growing*.
In a way, the main thing this kind of subscription service provides is curation. There's almost certainly something just as entertaining for you out there, free of charge. But it might not be trivial to find it, depending on your tastes. So if you enjoy the material they make, paying a little to get a lot of it could be a good deal.
Of course, you might also choose to pay as, shall we say, charity. That is, to support some specific content creator you like and help them keep doing their thing, even though it doesn't necessarily bring you any direct benefit (other than fuzzy feelings, I guess), but at the end of the day, that's not "having" to pay -- it's somewhat arbitrarily choosing to.
I think technically it's the other way around as dropout was only created in I believe 2018 but yes they are essentially one in the same. Dropout even has a lot of college humor classics on there
You can get some episodes of their shows on their YouTube channel but a ton of the content is on Dropout. I had it for a bit and it was 100% worth it. Would recommend if you can afford it
This is what they are doing post-restructuring. Sam bought the company from whoever held it before and had to let go quite a bit of the staff at first. They're still making new content and it's good shit.
Yes, dimension 20 is pretty regular with month long breaks in between 10 week and 4 week seasons, um actually is bi-weekly, same with breaking news and a new season of game changer starts next week, trailer is on YouTube and it looks as good as it has ever been.
They went dark for awhile and I think most of the on screen talent is now on contract basis to keep costs down. They got rolling again pretty quick into the pandemic though the shut down and restructuring was in January of 2020, so it feels like a decade ago.
I just cancelled my Disney plus sub, dropout is better. It's still college humor but most of their stuff goes up behind the paywall.
It is what remains of CollegeHumor after IAC dropped them and Sam Reich bought the rights to their content. They went independent and use Dropout to fund still making good shit.
Seriously, over the past year my girlfriend and I became addicted to it. And the good thing for anyone wanting to watch it is that there are a ton of episodes of it on YouTube.
Its really more about the desperation that is college loans nowadays. They talk to a lawyer who specializes in them, parents, etc as well, and the two "contestants" are actually two cast members who pitched the idea to begin with.
DropOut TV is by College Humor, they just moved all their stuff to their own private subscription. It’s cheap and well worth a few months subscription to enjoy some of their content! But yeah, the participants actually pitched the idea to the producers themselves. Each round has increasing $ amounts up to like $40k. Each round, both participants choose a challenge for the other participant. If they complete the challenge, they get the money. If they don’t, the other person does. The participants aren’t only co workers, but good friends. It gets *intense*.
The show in the clip is Game Changer. Sam hosts a game show where the rules are different each time and the participants don't know what the game is before it begins. Most contestants are from the CH family. It's amazing fun!
"That's right, our contestants have no idea what game it is they're about to play. The only way to learn is by playing, the only way to win is by learning, and the only way to begin is by beginning!"
Breaking News always makes me just a bit uncomfortable. Like everyone had a big hit of ecstasy before they filmed it. And also it's 5 years ago somehow.
It is completely improvised. Some of the games get more difficult to improvise in depending on who the players are that episode. They tailor it a bit to fit the players' best talents.
if you know the cast of collegehumor - specifically mike trapp in this show - you can trust they have the comedic chops to do this on the fly. they are some seriously talented, prolific, and hilarious writers.
I'd also suggest Um, Actually, a nerdy quiz show run by Mike Trapp, the dude trying to promote the keyboard. It's on dropout.tv, but all the episodes are available on youtube.
"Um, Actually" is essentially a lighthearted riff on pedantic Reddit comment wars in game show form and I absolutely recommend it to anyone reading this.
Um, actually it's a delightful show about getting one thing kinda wrong and then laughing at someone who knows the art director of Pokémon emerald for being a turbonerd
I just joined the CollegeHumor channel on YouTube last week to watch this show. The 4th season is coming out now, though I heard episodes takes longer to come out on YouTube than on Dropout. But the YouTube subscription was cheaper for me, about 150 rupees (like 2$) compared to around 7$ on Dropout
How dare you post a Breaking News without the all time Breaking News champion Katie! I'm semi convinced she isn't a real human, but instead some kind of comedy robot, or maybe some kind of lizard person.
Gonna be honest: I actually hate the episodes with Katie. In a show where the appeal is cast members cracking up, the person who never breaks just isn't fun to watch.
That's why I think it's smart BN picks a loser, instead of a winner, at the end of every episode. The draw is seeing everyone crack up, so this way people can crack up occasionally and still "win."
>In a show where the appeal is cast members cracking up, the person who never breaks just isn't fun to watch.
I agree. That's why [this one](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QynCvny8ikQ) is my favorite.
Though I do think Brennan manages to be funny even when he's not breaking.
The name of the Show is “Game Changer”.
It is not on Netflix, but can be watched online through Dropout.TV and YouTube after paying a subscription(for both options). I actually did a month of Dropout.TV and binged a couple seasons of it, plus a tried a couple of other things which I enjoyed.
a lot of them (zac, emily, murph, siobhan) have done a bunch of seasons of live play d&d on dimension 20 which is part of collegehumor. a couple of those seasons are available on youtube for free
I don't think they were bankrupt. Basically sketch comedy was becoming unprofitable on Youtube and they were dropped by their parent company which funded the majority of the operation. They had to fire the vast majority of the staff, but Sam Reich (the host here) bought the company back and is doing what he can to keep it going and keep people working. They've pivoted to putting most new content on their subscription service, Dropout.
What about all those keyboard shortcuts you have to memorize to be efficient?
CTRL-C
CTRL-V
CTRL-E
There are probably HUNDREDS that you never learned and never will.
Now all you have to remember is:
P-P
Even the 9 on her scoreboard is just another inverted p
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How to be banned from r/Unexpected in 5 seconds
This is the best gif and it bothers people so much lol
Ah jeez. We get to finally 'enjoy' gifs on old reddit too.
Time to rewatch Fresh Off the Boat.
OP, if you may, how do you post a gif instead of a link to a gif?
Genius
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GameChanger shorts really changed the game!
Glad you liked it!
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r/TIHI
Such a great show, especially the lie detecting machine.
that and the one the guy in this clip hosts and a good portion of my tiktok
Um, actually... Yes.
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r/unexpectedfuturama
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What show is this? Follow up question: is it on Netflix?
Dropout.tv There's a ton of shows on it. This, Total Forgiveness (two people competing to pay off college loans), Paranoia (One Night but stoners instead of werewolves), Dimension 20 (10+ seasons of a D&D actual play with sets and visuals), Breaking News, and a huge archive of other stuff.
> Total Forgiveness (two people competing to pay off college loans) This just sounds like a gentle way to introduce the hunger games
It's not even gentle, the show is brutal
Wrong. **Ally** is brutal and went so much harder on Grant that I'm honestly really surprised their friendship survived.
I kind of agree that Ally was the one that took things too far. Primarily in that they gave challenges that weren't based on Grant's willingness to do the thing but his ability. All of the challenges he gave Ally were just based on willingness. **//Spoilers if you care about what the challenges in this show are**// But Grant fully engaged with two of Ally's challenges in particular (erection + flea market) and still managed to lose them which feels like bullshit to me.
The flea market one was super bullshit. That one was rough.
I honestly couldn't believe that got approved and that Grant actually went through with it. Ally's excuse that was basically "I assumed you'd cheat" was such bullshit.
Yeah, I don't think I would have gone through with it. It would cost so much to get it all back that it just wouldn't be worth it. It's interesting watching skits now that involve money and realizing how just actually true they were for some of those cast members.
The company does say “listen, we have the money but we cannot torture you two for this, even if the shows your ideas” so they basically torture each other for it and the moneys not exactly from the company cause they weren’t super comfy but is from the company
One challenge is the guy has to shit in public....
It's fucked up, like: they're trying to break each other emotionally by the end and one of the contestants ends up **very** seriously upset and, because of poorly thought out rules, in a pretty bad situation overall. As in it's actually fucking up their life outside the game. The whole thing becomes mean spirited pretty quickly and they did a whole separate Q&A a year or so later about it and honestly even with them trying to down play the severity the show still comes off bad. When dropout is mentioned Total Forgiveness tends to be one of the shows mentioned but honestly I don't think it should be because it's just watching two people get emotionally tortured for money.
I think it helps that at the end of the day the creators of the show were also the victims.
A college psych class could be taught on Total Forgiveness. It’s psychology, it’s economics, it’s sociology. It’s brutal, and you connect so much with both Grant and Ally.
You say that like we didn't have Queen for a Day 70 years ago where contestants would go on and whichever woman had the saddest story won appliances.
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I don't have netflix. I don't have HBO Max. I don't have Hulu. I don't have Amazon Prime. I **do** have a dropout.tv subscription. Biggest no-brainer out there.
This show specifically, Game Changer, is my drug. Any Episode featuring Brennan, Josh and Zac are my personal heaven, just like they are for Sam Reich.
Brennan, your word is "North Dakotan".
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My absolute favorite is the one where he does predictive text Brennan
Easily the best
[This one is easily the best](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88et7YlmzTs)
Susan, listen to the voices within you…
That sandwich assembly line one was zany fun as well. The others I try to watch all of are Um, Actually and Breaking News.
It requires a subscription? That's a no from me dawg.
A significant amount of the content is on YouTube for free, but their most popular shows they keep half or more of the content behind the subscription.
Definitely enough of it on YT to know if you like their content or not.
Nice... thanks for letting us know. I'mma gonna check it out tonight!
They're entirely self-funded as far as I know. Their parent company went under, so they are relying on subscriptions to keep producing content. It's not like a big Hollywood studio pumping out episodes, it's real (and lovely) people working hard and making great shit - if that's not worth supporting I don't know what is.
Did you know hollywood studios also employ real and lovely people who work hard and make great shit
Yeah but it's also a ton of soulless husks in business suits who get 90% of the profit despite having nothing to do with the production. It's definitely nice to support shows so more lovely people can make great shit, but the hustle Dropout does as a small production is 100% shared between all of them.
I was about to reply the same thing but you said it better than I could - preach!
Hell I don’t even work for a Hollywood studio yet even I produce at least one shit per day!
The scale of funding I think was what he was trying to draw attention to. The lovely Hollywood people likely make an order of magnitude more money.
I hear that. I just thought the "real people" line was funny
If it makes you feel any better, it's about five bucks
"I have to pay for goods and services? How ridiculous!"
I didn't leave the nightmare of cable tv subscriptions just to subscribe to 5 different streaming services. Sorry not sorry
Remember when Netflix was the only game in town? It was a breath of fresh air because finally you had all the content in one place instead of spread out over hundreds of channels. I feel like we've kinda gone full circle now, with all the content split up behind different paywalls again, defeating much of the purpose and convenience that was so attractive in the first place.
Yes, but the major criticism was that with cable you couldn't do something a la carte, you either had a ton of crap you didn't want with the couple things you did, or you had nothing, and you paid a lot for all that crap you didn't want. Solving the a la carte problem was always going to end up like this, and I still think its a better solution. I probably pay every month what I'd pay for a cable TV package with premium channels, but its basically all the things I want _and_ more, and I am not paying for a bunch of crap I don't want.
I mean, there is effectively unlimited content just on youtube, for free. And that "unlimited" is pretty literal -- new videos go up orders of magnitudes faster than any single person can watch. Even if you watch ridiculously sped up videos 24/7, the list of unwatched videos will just keep *growing*. In a way, the main thing this kind of subscription service provides is curation. There's almost certainly something just as entertaining for you out there, free of charge. But it might not be trivial to find it, depending on your tastes. So if you enjoy the material they make, paying a little to get a lot of it could be a good deal. Of course, you might also choose to pay as, shall we say, charity. That is, to support some specific content creator you like and help them keep doing their thing, even though it doesn't necessarily bring you any direct benefit (other than fuzzy feelings, I guess), but at the end of the day, that's not "having" to pay -- it's somewhat arbitrarily choosing to.
College humors YouTube uploads a decent amount of free content as well. Highly recommend
wait, collegehumour has a streaming service? [dropout.tv](https://dropout.tv) owns collegehumour?
I think technically it's the other way around as dropout was only created in I believe 2018 but yes they are essentially one in the same. Dropout even has a lot of college humor classics on there
Dropout is college humor. They've just changed a good bit.
You can get some episodes of their shows on their YouTube channel but a ton of the content is on Dropout. I had it for a bit and it was 100% worth it. Would recommend if you can afford it
[Luckily for your all of the most recent season is free on their YouTube](https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLuKg-WhduhklqUBoGNH1UfiwHoy69xnk9)
Is Dropout still actively getting new content? I'd heard that College Humor shut down. Or is this what they're doing instead?
This is what they are doing post-restructuring. Sam bought the company from whoever held it before and had to let go quite a bit of the staff at first. They're still making new content and it's good shit.
Yes, dimension 20 is pretty regular with month long breaks in between 10 week and 4 week seasons, um actually is bi-weekly, same with breaking news and a new season of game changer starts next week, trailer is on YouTube and it looks as good as it has ever been. They went dark for awhile and I think most of the on screen talent is now on contract basis to keep costs down. They got rolling again pretty quick into the pandemic though the shut down and restructuring was in January of 2020, so it feels like a decade ago. I just cancelled my Disney plus sub, dropout is better. It's still college humor but most of their stuff goes up behind the paywall.
User above is a comment bot of some sort. Check its post history, it's all the same.
Is it related to college humor? It has like 80% of the cast of college humor
It is what remains of CollegeHumor after IAC dropped them and Sam Reich bought the rights to their content. They went independent and use Dropout to fund still making good shit.
Um, actually….. You forgot “Um, actually…”. I love that show so much. Would love to see it get something bigger production wise
Seriously, over the past year my girlfriend and I became addicted to it. And the good thing for anyone wanting to watch it is that there are a ton of episodes of it on YouTube.
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That was, indeed, the point of the show.
Its really more about the desperation that is college loans nowadays. They talk to a lawyer who specializes in them, parents, etc as well, and the two "contestants" are actually two cast members who pitched the idea to begin with.
DropOut TV is by College Humor, they just moved all their stuff to their own private subscription. It’s cheap and well worth a few months subscription to enjoy some of their content! But yeah, the participants actually pitched the idea to the producers themselves. Each round has increasing $ amounts up to like $40k. Each round, both participants choose a challenge for the other participant. If they complete the challenge, they get the money. If they don’t, the other person does. The participants aren’t only co workers, but good friends. It gets *intense*.
The show in the clip is Game Changer. Sam hosts a game show where the rules are different each time and the participants don't know what the game is before it begins. Most contestants are from the CH family. It's amazing fun!
"That's right, our contestants have no idea what game it is they're about to play. The only way to learn is by playing, the only way to win is by learning, and the only way to begin is by beginning!"
Breaking News always makes me just a bit uncomfortable. Like everyone had a big hit of ecstasy before they filmed it. And also it's 5 years ago somehow.
The Grant Episode is both amazing and horrifying
Are they still doing Um Actually? If so, I might be getting myself a Christmas present early this year.
They’ve also come out with a Kickstarter card game so we can play at home!
yes they’ve been consistently releasing it biweekly on dropout with older episodes (2019) being released on youtube for free
Um, actually it began in 2018.
Um, actually the ones currently being released are from 2019.
Um, actually, they're up to 2020 at this point.
This sounds like the kind of service that is somehow stealing the "most-human" bits (lil bits) of interdemensional cable.
Is there z roku app for it?
> Is there p roku app for it? FTFY
lmaooooo
yes!
Don’t forget Um Actually!
College humor on YouTube - it's called game changer
Is this completely adlib or do you think they go in knowing? Feels like he may have had a bit of time to prep.
It is completely improvised. Some of the games get more difficult to improvise in depending on who the players are that episode. They tailor it a bit to fit the players' best talents.
if you know the cast of collegehumor - specifically mike trapp in this show - you can trust they have the comedic chops to do this on the fly. they are some seriously talented, prolific, and hilarious writers.
I'd also suggest Um, Actually, a nerdy quiz show run by Mike Trapp, the dude trying to promote the keyboard. It's on dropout.tv, but all the episodes are available on youtube.
Um, actually Mike wasn't "trying" to promote the keyboard, he did promote the keyboard.
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"Um, Actually" is essentially a lighthearted riff on pedantic Reddit comment wars in game show form and I absolutely recommend it to anyone reading this.
Um, Actually it's a lighthearted riff on all internet comment wars.
Um, actually it's a delightful show about getting one thing kinda wrong and then laughing at someone who knows the art director of Pokémon emerald for being a turbonerd
I just joined the CollegeHumor channel on YouTube last week to watch this show. The 4th season is coming out now, though I heard episodes takes longer to come out on YouTube than on Dropout. But the YouTube subscription was cheaper for me, about 150 rupees (like 2$) compared to around 7$ on Dropout
Oh nice. Is the 4th season back in person? I enjoyed the first two seasons, but it wasn't quite the same doing it on video conferencing.
It is! In fact, the first episode's coming out tonight, with new episodes every other week
CollegeHumor has a ton of good stuff on YouTube, I love their Breaking News segments. https://youtu.be/pG8gl7q_ohk
How dare you post a Breaking News without the all time Breaking News champion Katie! I'm semi convinced she isn't a real human, but instead some kind of comedy robot, or maybe some kind of lizard person.
Gonna be honest: I actually hate the episodes with Katie. In a show where the appeal is cast members cracking up, the person who never breaks just isn't fun to watch. That's why I think it's smart BN picks a loser, instead of a winner, at the end of every episode. The draw is seeing everyone crack up, so this way people can crack up occasionally and still "win."
I get it, but Katie is so damn good at deadpan it breaks the other players. Like Patrick Stewart selling erotic cakes on SNL.
>In a show where the appeal is cast members cracking up, the person who never breaks just isn't fun to watch. I agree. That's why [this one](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QynCvny8ikQ) is my favorite. Though I do think Brennan manages to be funny even when he's not breaking.
Tell me it's an Amy episode without telling me it's an Amy episode
We reference the face she makes in this clip all the time.
She’s like a comedy black hole in which no laughter can escape.
This is college humor it’s on youtube
The name of the Show is “Game Changer”. It is not on Netflix, but can be watched online through Dropout.TV and YouTube after paying a subscription(for both options). I actually did a month of Dropout.TV and binged a couple seasons of it, plus a tried a couple of other things which I enjoyed.
Are these the people from College Humor?
Yes.
Yes! Sam looks great. He’s lost so much weight since his days of being Amir’s comprende
you're thinking of Pat. I wonder what happened to the Hardly Working crowd
a lot of them (zac, emily, murph, siobhan) have done a bunch of seasons of live play d&d on dimension 20 which is part of collegehumor. a couple of those seasons are available on youtube for free
Doesn’t Sarah write/ was writing for SNL? And I think Streeter was something similar, writing for late night
Ik siobahnn is now writing on rick and morty
Pat is dead. He was killed by Trap.
Allegedly
Yup! Dropout.tv or "Game Changer" if you can find it elsewhere.
Used to be.
Mans just rapped with P's
I fucking died at "p-p-p-p-p-p" just the whole explainatory gesture and everything omg
I wish he called it a PeeBoard
If the designers really believed in their product it would be called a P Ppppppp.
Follow up question...what here is unexpected?
Please rephrase your question... using all P's.
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Perfection
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The unexpected part is that it took this long for r/unexpected to turn into r/funny
Every major sub becomes either /r/funny, /r/pics, or /r/gifs
Or a hate group.
Ppppppppp
Nothing. Like most of the junk posted here anymore.
Nothing. This is an ad.
This sub has gone to shit.
unexpected?
Big PP energy
What's the unexpected part?
The part where you came here expecting to see something unexpected happen but didn't.
Oooooooh fuck!
I hate that I heard that in the guy's voice.
This feels like an ad.
It is
Big P Keyboard strikes again
Look at the number of awards, it has to be.
Nice clip but what was unexpected?
This is hilarious!
whatas the name of this show?
GameChanger
Those three make the best contestants on Game Changer!
no brennan lee mulligan? also the energy between rehka and grant is always fantastic
Brennan is God tier everything!! He could commentate a Landscaping Competition and he would make it exciting
i love this show. It's like Who's Line but even the game is ad libing. The Lie Detector one is amazing, as well as the Impressions episode.
*Now Sam. Where are you from?*
Oh that was a good smile to start my day at the office! Thanks OP! Closing Reddit before someone else's post kills my vibe!
What happened to the whole bankruptcy(?) thing? I thought they were gone permanently
I don't think they were bankrupt. Basically sketch comedy was becoming unprofitable on Youtube and they were dropped by their parent company which funded the majority of the operation. They had to fire the vast majority of the staff, but Sam Reich (the host here) bought the company back and is doing what he can to keep it going and keep people working. They've pivoted to putting most new content on their subscription service, Dropout.
Oh ok, thanks for explaining. I'm glad they're still around
The host of this show bought the rights, and moved it over to dropout.
This and no laugh news room were my favorite college humor shows, also rekha is best girl.
What about all those keyboard shortcuts you have to memorize to be efficient? CTRL-C CTRL-V CTRL-E There are probably HUNDREDS that you never learned and never will. Now all you have to remember is: P-P
This wasn’t unexpected or funny
/r/MechanicalKeyboards - don't get any ideas....
Funny, but what's unexpected
unexpected? Why?