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  1. Malory Archer and Lucille Bluth mashup

    Malory Archer is Lucille Bluth

  2. Michael Corleone

    Arrested Godfather

  3. Goldman Sachs Kickstarter project

    Goldman Sachs Kickstarter project

  4. George Bluth sells protein bars

    Arrested Development: George Bluth loves prison

  5. Arrested Development boob flash

    The ultimate Arrested Development supercut

  6. Drive Deplorably banner

    Drive Deplorably with Steven Spielberg

  7. Doctor Who sonic screwdriver

    Doctor Who’s fakest websites

Josh Gondelman

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  1. judygreer

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    Beyond Adorkable: Fox’s Next Fall Lineup

    2012/03/20

    By embodying the imaginary attribute “adorkable” on her Fox sitcom The New Girl, Zooey Deschanel struck a mainstream blow for the dorks, the dweebs, the nerds, the geeks, and the spazzes. She took a dubious personality trait and turned it into an asset.

    This trend shouldn’t end with Sweet Zooey D, though. Next season’s Fox lineup should feature even more negative characteristics in a positive light. Here are some suggestions for potential comedies, dramas, and reality programs that will help the public rethink personality flaws as charming quirks through the power of combined words.

    Title: Sad to the Bone
    Tag Line: When it comes to depression, she’s the depresident!
    Description: Aubrey Plaza pays Deana, a recent college graduate with zero job prospects and dwindling motivation. She spends most of her days watching Roseanne on Hulu and assuring her overbearing mother that she is indeed applying for work. Deana eats blocks of cheese like apples. Her cats make her sneeze. Even her best friends have trouble dragging her out of bed, and when they do, she’s such a bummer that they wonder whether it was even worth it. When Deana rolls her eyes, though… ZING! Look out, world! 

    Next up: Jon Hamm in ‘Hometown Zero’

  2. SponsorCluster

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    Corporate Sponsorships for Occupy Wall Street

    2011/10/31

    The Occupy Wall Street movement has become a global phenomenon, with sympathetic protests cropping up around the world, grassroots support and growing mainstream media attention. Still, if it’s going to keep growing, the movement needs to incorporate one more crucial element. They need corporate sponsors.

    There’s a lot to be gained for the sponsor. They get zeitgeisty buzz, they appeal to a “hip” young market, and they might just get the ironic attention of the wealthy 1%. Here are some companies that would be a natural fit for the Occupy Wall Street movement.

    First up: The Olive Garden. »

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    New Brands of Environmentally Conscious Bottled Water

    2011/10/28

    Reusable canteens are taking over some of the market share traditionally dominated by bottled water. Bottled water sellers are fighting back with new environmentally friendly brands.

    Aquacholy

    Each drop of Aquacholy water comes from the tear of an endangered animal. The animals are not bred in captivity, but approached in the wild and informed of their own global plight. Upon coming to terms with the impending fate of their species and their own mortality, the animals weep gently. Aquacholy sadness technicians tenderly comfort the animals while harvesting their tears with patented “hydration preservation ducts.” Saline content is filtered out through a hemp sieve for organic purification.

    Slogan: This is what it tastes like when doves cry!

    Drink seven more brands! »

  4. Sad Keanu and Homer Simpson

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    Six Things I Hope to See Before The Simpsons Ends, And Six I Don’t

    2011/10/07

    As the contract negotiations with the voice cast of The Simpsons have stalled, everyone’s asking, “Will this be the show’s final season?” When I was a kid, the end of The Simpsons was something that I couldn’t even imagine. I thought the series would go on indefinitely like the guitar solo in “November Rain”.

    But growing up means accepting that nothing lasts forever. It seems that an era is ending, but hopefully in a way befitting one of television’s most beloved half-hour comedies.

    Read six things we need to see, and six we don’t. »

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