If the Flagpole Sitta lip dub didn’t make you wish you worked at CollegeHumor, this extended preview of the comedy site’s upcoming MTV show will:
On February 8, 2009 at 9:30 PM – most likely nestled between indistinct episodes of sub-par excuses for entertainment featuring teens in awkward dating scenarios delivering wooden lines received from a writer positioned just off camera, which altogether some studio executive thought was/is more amusing/profitable than a block of actual music television – The CollegeHumor Show
makes its TV broadcast debut.The show is an amalgamation of CollegeHumor’s online series (including Hardly Working, Jake and Amir, and other originals) and puts the site in the good company of the esteemed online programs (including Sanctuary and MAKE) that have officially made the jump from web to TV. AND it’s got Nick Kroll. He’s awesome.
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