By: Jenny Nelson
Tweet at your favorite cult TV show creators and maybe they ‘ll make napkin art for you, too. (via @josswhedon)
Even the people hellbent on bringing swift and merciless death to the West want to ride The Donald’s wave.
Before Brexit, there was Amerexit. July 4th 1776: America wants a divorce and Britain is ready to fight for her. This Fourth of July watch the breakup that changed history… Visit subscribe.wearethomasse.com to be the first to hear about all latest releases! Awkward Exes: Britain & America 1776 – The Breakup Starring: Nick Afka Thomas and Sarah Ann Masse Featuring: Willem van der Vegt as George Washington Eric Phillips as John Adams JJ Dunlap as Thomas Jefferson Andrew Saunders as Paul Revere with Laurie Craig, Jessica Redish, Danni Spring, Toni Madison, Alyson Gorske and Marc Hawes Written by Sarah Ann Masse and Nick Afka Thomas (We Are Thomasse) Directed by Ed Ballart Sound by Paul Cornett Edited by Ed Ballart Makeup by Gabrielle Rossbach PA: Amy Hollenberg Costume Advisor: Darrell Rivers @historicinsights Produced by Zonino Productions & We Are Thomasse (Sarah Ann Thomas) Special Thanks to Ruth Jervis, Ed Toolis and Darrell Rivers http://www.wearethomasse.com Twitter: @WeAreThomasse Facebook: facebook.com/wearethomasse Instagram: @WeAreThomasse Music: “Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G, Movement I (Allegro), BWV 1049” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ & Yankee Doodle by Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps Usage: Public Domain
“Delivering bad news is hard to do, especially when you don’t know what it is.” A completely unscripted new comedy show that puts two people in the ultimate uncomfortable situation without any idea where it’s going to go next. http://www.writtenitdown.com
The second single from the ‘Atomic Thrust’ album. Available from iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/album/atomic-thrust/id898306397
This week’s tweets will at least make you feel SOMETHING.
A kid suffers the jarring effects of todays most volatile street legal drug; GAYTHEIST. The new video for Gaytheist’s “Stomach Pains” from their new record Hold Me.. But Not So Tight on Good to Die Records. Directed by Whitey McConnaughy.