'I Shouldn't Be Alive' - show that I think is now on Animal Planet. It's a recounting of real-life stories where people escape death. Usually it has to do with some sort of hiking expedition and people get in over their head quickly. Just thinking about some of the shows I've seen makes me shake my head.
Buzzkill - Growing up, the inside joke between my friends and I was that 'Eventually, MTV ruins everything.' MTV had a lot of innovative ideas for shows, but in the end they would wind up getting their hands on the successful shows and make them too contrived. I remember Buzzkill being a hilarious show that pranked celebrities, but were kicked off after feuding with MTV execs because they played a brilliant prank on some stars like Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey...because we don't want to make fun of those two :bang2: So in the end, MTV couldn't ruin this show...so they just cancelled it.
SLC Punk - It's gained a little notoriety over the years and I'm surprised how many people thoroughly hate this movie for whatever reason. Personally, the movie struck a huge chord with me. It was almost like they took part of my late high school years and college years and mixed them into one, except replacing 80's Punk rock for 80's and early 90's hip hop (although I was a fan of many rock bands at the time as well).
Suckers - Not even sure why I like this movie so much. It's a comedy on a car dealership in LA. Hilarious in every way.
Shark Tank Redemption - Kind of a mini-film that is a spoof on Shawshank Redemption with 'Shawshank Prison' being working in a cubicle at a film agency in LA. And Andy Dufresne is a character named 'Randy Tulane' with Red as a character named 'Fred.' HEEE-LARRY-US. I always look out for this film and it's almost impossible to find.
TV Funhouse - Was on Comedy Central briefly and was based off of Robert Smigel's work from the SNL TV Funhouse skits.
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