Tough Crowd DVD [Spread to other message boards]

[AtlantaHardcore]

No time for intros or outros. I think that we, the Opie & Anthony/Tough Crowd fanbase should start a campaign to get Comedy Central to release an uncensored Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn DVD (I don't know how, but we should). I'm not proposing a pest attack. A simple emailing campaign should be enough to show Comedy Central that there is a market for this DVD. Anyone with any better idea as to how to accomplish this goal please reply.

[moegolden]

wasn't ken ober the executive producer? wouldn't it be his and comedy central's decision?

[AFA]

I like the idea but there are like 300 episodes.
Also they touched on topical... topics that may not be as appealing now.

There is the website that we can get some from. I actually started doing that a couple days ago but I haven't been able to get to the site in over a day.

[DR. Jimcy M.E.]

Its been tried before but it can never get enough support.

The liberal cunts at comedy central have no love for Collin or his amazing show, DiPaolo said they would sit Collin down every other day and tell him "Leave the racial stuff to Chappell", bunch of white sissies afraid of a few angry phone calls from stupid white people.

[AtlantaHardcore]

Its been tried before but it can never get enough support.

The liberal cunts at comedy central have no love for Collin or his amazing show, DiPaolo said they would sit Collin down every other day and tell him "Leave the racial stuff to Chappell", bunch of white sissies afraid of a few angry phone calls from stupid white people.

It can be done... you just have appeal to their wallets. If they see that there is a big enough market, they won't be able to resist.

[Chimp Pembry]

I would so buy a Tough Crowd set. In a fucking second. That's the show that got me into the OnA group of comedians in the first place.

[Mindslayer]

While we're at I wouldnt mind a DVD of the Tough Crowd stand up special they did. I remember that as being a really great show and would love to have it on DVD.

[oandapartycock]

I like the idea but there are like 300 episodes.
Also they touched on topical... topics that may not be as appealing now.

There is the website that we can get some from. I actually started doing that a couple days ago but I haven't been able to get to the site in over a day.

They wouldn't have to do whole seasons. Just put popular headliners that appeared on there like Chappelle, Dave Attell, Lewis Black, Denis Leary, etc. Just release those episodes that had big stars on at the time. What are some of those other famous comics we got?

[DR. Jimcy M.E.]

What are some of those other famous comics we got?

Carlin


I never liked the famous comics episodes though, it was much better when it was Vos, DiPaolo, Norton and Patrice just murdering each other.

[moegolden]

I wouldn't be surprised if that cringehumor guy has them all.

[AtlantaHardcore]

I wouldn't be surprised if that cringehumor guy has them all.

Patrick Milligan?

[Cunty McShitballs]

I like the idea but there are like 300 episodes.
Also they touched on topical... topics that may not be as appealing now.

There is the website that we can get some from. I actually started doing that a couple days ago but I haven't been able to get to the site in over a day.

I honestly would pay for as many as they would put out.
.... except for the ones where Colin had 4 scrubs on. It sucked tuning in only to see no Jimmy, Patrice, Nick, Greg, Keith, Vos, ..... eh... who else am I forgetting?

[r4p1s7]

how do i find it online does anyone know?

[Hog's Big Ben]

I like the idea but there are like 300 episodes.
Also they touched on topical... topics that may not be as appealing now.

The topic were always secondary to the comics smashing each other. That's the brilliance of Colin. To the unwashed masses, it was just a roundtable discussion of current events.

[UnOriginal]

Someone who worked for Viacom said that it wouldn't be likely because all of the episodes were current events and it wouldn't be worth making into a DVD.