I think what we're supposed to derive from the search for a new production company and the rest of the footage throughout the episode is that Mike and Jerry are going to film it themselves. Check out Mike-Cocking with Mike 'Cocks' Krahulic Wednesday nights on ABC.
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edited July 2010
I'm gonna miss 2PP, they've done such a fantastic job and I've enjoyed PATV immensely.
I only got to see the first half of the episode because I had to leave for work. Next season, can you guys include a mobile compatible version of the videos? That would be awesome.
I've been able to watch pretty much all the episodes on my droid
How? Maybe its the browser I'm using, do you use Dolphin, the default, or a different 3rd party browser?
I only got to see the first half of the episode because I had to leave for work. Next season, can you guys include a mobile compatible version of the videos? That would be awesome.
I've been able to watch pretty much all the episodes on my droid
How? Maybe its the browser I'm using, do you use Dolphin, the default, or a different 3rd party browser?
I use the default. If you "click" the video screen, it should pull it up in the droid's video player.
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edited July 2010
Just finished watching this episode. I really enjoyed all the episodes and look forward to any more you guys have planned for the future. It's all just plain awesome and unique and random and perfect.
When this started, I said to myself, "A TV show based on a webcomic. I'm so sure this will be great. How could it ever be terrible? There is absolutely nothing that could be potentially wrong with this concept." After a complete blood transfusion and stomach pumping to combat my dangerously high sarcasm levels, I was completely amazed by how consistently great PATV has been.
Did all of you who thought the show would be crap never listen to the podcast? I figured if nothing else they could do what's become the 4th Panel eps - basically video versions of the podcasts - and it would turn out well.
Did all of you who thought the show would be crap never listen to the podcast? I figured if nothing else they could do what's become the 4th Panel eps - basically video versions of the podcasts - and it would turn out well.
"A webcomic podcast? How interesting could THAT be?"
Maybe in addition to America's Next Top Webcomic, you could do something like America's Next Top Game Journalist. Or have one of the specifications of entering the Webcomic contest be that there has to be two people, a writer and an artist like Jerry and Mike are. I would be interested in watching something like that.
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Blake TDo you have enemies then?Good. That means you’ve stood up for something, sometime in your life.Registered Userregular
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You know I think you could do a PAX episode every season. But I certainly agree it may be pretty hard to do a childsplay episode or a ping pong episode every year may be a bit of a stretch.
The main strength of these though, is their brevity. I mean a regular tv show is 22 minutes or whatever. This isn't, it tells a story and it is as long as it needs to be.
Frankly surprised that there'll be a second series. I loved it but as Robert said it was very event driven and as such felt like just a one season thing.
More in the way of inane office life sounds delicious though.
I love the show and will continue to watch, but I really really miss the podcast. An hour of raw conversation/strip creation is my cup o' tea, and I wish they would resurface as a regular feature.
You know I think you could do a PAX episode every season. But I certainly agree it may be pretty hard to do a childsplay episode or a ping pong episode every year may be a bit of a stretch.
The main strength of these though, is their brevity. I mean a regular tv show is 22 minutes or whatever. This isn't, it tells a story and it is as long as it needs to be.
You could definitely do a PAX Highlights every season. If they can do it after every sports match ever, I think a biannual 3-Day convention spanning a vast array of items, genres, and emotions can yield a 10-15 minute recap. Similar things can be done with ping pong, whether it's from a particularly good company match or from the "season" as a whole. Hell, I'd watch full coverage of a pingpong showdown (e.g. full Khoo vs Jonty match, maybe brief highlights of the rest).
And let's be serious. If they just filmed Mike and Jerry making comics and had 4th Panel every week, I'd still be the happiest of campers.
Yeah, I'd love to see the podcasts come back. They're good in a different way from the show - I like to put them on while I'm working and sort of drift in and out of paying attention. It's my way of simulating working in an office with funny people, when I actually work at home by myself. :P
I'd love to see an episode on some of the Penny Arcade products, like the card game, or behind the scenes on the precipice of darkness game... They already did a D&D episode, but they could still do a Pokemon episode where we get to see some awesome awkward moments as Mike enters a tournament populated by 8-year-olds.
Maybe they could also do a "fifth panel" which is basically just a fly on the wall type episode where they play and give their opinions on the videogame dejour.
Definitely can do future PAX episodes and Ping Pong, even child's play (as a topic) can continue to be explored in video form, by showing what new fundraising stunts people are doing for it and cool items being donated.... or maybe do a Jerry Lewis-esque telethon and use the episode ITSELF to raise money.
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This has been a fantastic series.
How? Maybe its the browser I'm using, do you use Dolphin, the default, or a different 3rd party browser?
He's as self concious about it as the rest of us folk with hair migration problems.
I use the default. If you "click" the video screen, it should pull it up in the droid's video player.
Really good stuff.
"A webcomic podcast? How interesting could THAT be?"
My terrible ideas and I were really on a roll.
The main strength of these though, is their brevity. I mean a regular tv show is 22 minutes or whatever. This isn't, it tells a story and it is as long as it needs to be.
Satans..... hints.....
More in the way of inane office life sounds delicious though.
You could definitely do a PAX Highlights every season. If they can do it after every sports match ever, I think a biannual 3-Day convention spanning a vast array of items, genres, and emotions can yield a 10-15 minute recap. Similar things can be done with ping pong, whether it's from a particularly good company match or from the "season" as a whole. Hell, I'd watch full coverage of a pingpong showdown (e.g. full Khoo vs Jonty match, maybe brief highlights of the rest).
And let's be serious. If they just filmed Mike and Jerry making comics and had 4th Panel every week, I'd still be the happiest of campers.
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They're shooting the live action CAD movie
VIDEOGAMES!
I'm sorry, but thanks to that link here, I correctly saw the punchline to this comic.
Sandroids. Brilliant!
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Explain it to me in a way I will understand.
I have a feeling Blaminations will be going for a long time.
Mike and Jerry mispronouncing chupa chups and Jerry's butt problems make for some awkwardly stifled bus-laughs
Please?
Otherwise my only recourse will be to rewatch the 4th panels again over and over...which isn't so bad, I suppose.
I'd love to see an episode on some of the Penny Arcade products, like the card game, or behind the scenes on the precipice of darkness game... They already did a D&D episode, but they could still do a Pokemon episode where we get to see some awesome awkward moments as Mike enters a tournament populated by 8-year-olds.
Maybe they could also do a "fifth panel" which is basically just a fly on the wall type episode where they play and give their opinions on the videogame dejour.
Definitely can do future PAX episodes and Ping Pong, even child's play (as a topic) can continue to be explored in video form, by showing what new fundraising stunts people are doing for it and cool items being donated.... or maybe do a Jerry Lewis-esque telethon and use the episode ITSELF to raise money.