It's fun to see a random email or YouTube comment come through from projects of the past. We rarely follow up on old projects and websites but every now and then I'll look down at my phone and see an email that features a comment on something we've done. Since the debut of The 40 Year Old Virgin Who Knocked Up Sarah Marshall and Felt Superbad About It trailer the comments have been rolling in. Here's two gems we received earlier this week. My opinion, the best fucking comments we've ever gotten. Enjoy...
Friday, January 15, 2010
2010, the year of great Phalco comments.
Kimmel 4 COCO
I'm proud to say that I work on the same street as Mr. Kimmel. Even prouder to say that myself and Roach had a chance to hang out in his green room once upon a time. Either way, well done my friend. It's nice to see the biggest piece of shit in late night get slammed on his own show. Now if NBC would just let Letterman through the gates to have a sit down with the "BIG JAW" life would be perfect.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Talkin' Playoff Blues
Cincy sucks – good thing they're great at flopping in the playoffs.
New England can die – nothing better than seeing Brady go home in tears.
Baltimore is a rubbish pile – can't wait to watch them lose.
Every other team – don't care, don't care, don't care.
Steelers are still better than the Browns. Why? Because Cleveland sucks. See you in the fall bitches.
A man goes to the Pittsburgh Steelers ticket office and inquires about purchasing play-off tickets. The ticket teller replies that there weren't any tickets for sale because the Steelers did not make it to the play-offs.
The following day the same man goes to the Pittsburgh Steelers ticket office and inquires about purchasing Steelers play-off tickets. The ticket teller politely replies that there weren't any tickets for sale because the Steelers did not make it to the play-offs.
This goes on for an entire week. The man goes to the Steelers ticket office inquiring about play-off tickets and the teller says none are for sale because the Steelers did not make it to the play-offs.
Another week of this goes by and the man still is asking the ticket teller about Steelers play-off tickets.
Finally the ticket teller in a loud voice says, "I'VE TOLD YOU FOR THE LAST TWO WEEKS THERE WERE NOT ANY TICKETS AVAILABLE BECAUSE THE STEELERS DID NOT MAKE THE PLAY-OFFS!"
"I know," the man replied, "I drive all the way from Cleveland just to hear you say that!"
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Damn the man!
Even in a heartfelt press release he manages to make you laugh. Well said Conan. Phalco supports you.
Friday, January 8, 2010
Big News 2.0 Premiere Tonight!
It's 2010 and big things are already happening here in Hollywood. Phalco friend, writer Michael McCarthy (director of last summer's Phalco Sketch Comedy Stage Show), is at it again with a brand new iO West stage show and web series, Big News 2.0.
Michael McCarthy (“Saturday Night Live,” “Sesame Street,” and “The Drew Carey Show”) presents Big News 2.0 – premiering tonight at the iO West in Hollywood. It's a sketch show, web series, and weekly live show all rolled into one. Why? Because according to Michael and director Gen Kiyooka, "Nobody in Hollywood knows what to do anymore, including Jay Leno, Conan O'Brien and us!"
Come check out the live show tonight and in the mean time enjoy this week's Big News 2.0 daily videos...
Friday, January 8, 2010
Getting Back to Basics on Fitness
Thursday, January 7, 2009
'Avatar' marks a tech revolution...
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Governor Schwarznegger Aims to Rally State
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
A Winter's Day You Can Warm Up To...
Monday, January 4, 2010
It's looking a lot like the Republican Party's year...
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
The cyclical nature of the Universe compels us to revisit past truths to divine future events.
Wow, has my life changed! I need to read over my journals and marvel at the journey I've taken. It's one of those things: I thought I was heading somewhere, and I fully expected to get there, but I'm still surprised that it all actually worked out! I never really knew if I was on the right track or if I was just deluding myself with thoughts of better days. As confident as I've been along this unorthodox path, it was impossible to shake the fear of abject failure, the fear that my life would stay similar, the fear that I would get a degree and still have no direction, no friends, and no hope.
I've always been a proponent of the intuitively led life; I've always had faith that each answer to life's big questions resided somewhere in my subconscious; I've always believed that my optimal path would unfold around me as long as I paid attention to signs and hunches. I've seen indications that these beliefs were true, but until recently I hadn't been completely blown away by them. Along the way, situations and moments would pop up and I'd think, "Ok, yeah. There is something to this whole intuition thing." But lately, for the first time, events have caused me to stop wondering if I was correct in living this life.
As of now, I am sure of it! Completely following your heart is not only the most interesting way to live, but it's also the easiest way to get all that you desire! Hell, maybe it's the only way, I dunno, but it's my chosen way, and I'm absolutely thrilled to see what comes next!
[This could have been written tonight, but it was written April 11th, 2006. Just as I was then, I am still grateful for my friends, my ability to dream, my ability to reinvent myself, and my ability to persevere through the dark recesses of my mind. Here's a prayer to the new decade: May we all become greater than we have ever been and continue on towards the bliss of our souls.]
-- Mike Roach
Friday, January 1, 2010
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