Rob Schrab

A timely tradition. Sing along!

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This is the best Christmas ever …for Halloween! The Chap bros. have done me the most incredible honor, check our this year’s Halloween cartoon!!!! WAAAA!!! HOLY SHIT!!! FUCKING AWESOME!!!!!

Here’s the first few minutes of puppet fun-ness from tomorrow night’s episode!

Look how well done this claymation horror movie is! Super fun!

Check out the latest episode of SSP! I directed this one and there’s tons of Drawless “puppet-style” effects in it, cameo by Adam Carrola, me, cop car stunts and pee jokes! Check it out ans let me know what you think!

Here’s some Behind the scenes from Indy Mogul:

I played Pinhead from Hellraiser in Abed Gheith and Ryan Ridley’s Phonesexxers from www.channel101.com. Kate decided to tape me making myself up and I put together this How to video. You’ll get a good idea how to do it yourself. If something doesn’t make sense, feel free to ask questions. I did this make up for practically nothing but it took five hours.

Thought it turned out pretty cool.

They should do a movie!

COMEDY CENTRAL saw a big, big night of premieres on Wednesday with “South Park” premiering its Fall Season, “The Sarah Silverman Program” airing its first new episode since last November and “Indecision 2008” steamrolling along with “The Colbert Report” and “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart,” which landed its first appearance by potential First Lady Michelle Obama.

When the night was over, “South Park” had drawn the most viewers to a Fall Season Premiere for the series since 1999 and “The Sarah Silverman Program,” “The Daily Show” and “The Colbert Report” each drew more viewers to their respective shows than ever before.

In Primetime (8:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.), “South Park” and “The Sarah Silverman Program” finished the night as the #1 and #2 shows in all of television among both key demographics of Men 18-24 and Men 18-34 and were #1 in their timeslots vs. all of cable among Persons 18-49, while in Late Night, “The Daily Show” bested its previous most viewed episode by over 500,000 total viewers and “The Colbert Report” raised its benchmark by almost 200,000 total viewers.

The historic performances made COMEDY CENTRAL the #1 cable network in Primetime among Men 18-24 and Men 18-34 andthe #1 cable network from 10:00 p.m. – midnight among total viewers (P2+), Persons 18-49, Men 18-24 and Men 18-34. In all, the network had three of the top four programs for the day among total viewers (P2+) and Persons 18-49 with “South Park” (#2), “The Daily Show” (#3) and “The Sarah Silverman Program” (#4).

“South Park” (October 8, 10:00 – 10:30 p.m.)
2.8 HH rating (3.7 million total viewers P2+)
2.5 P18-49 rating (2.8 million viewers P18-49)

· “South Park’s” Fall Season Premiere saw an average of 3.7 million total viewers (P2+), up ) tuned in for the Fall 1999 season premiere.
· Men 18-24 led viewing with a colossal 8.1 rating, up +64% from the 2007 Fall Season Premiere.
· The episode drew a 25% share in Men 18-24 – one out of every four men watching TV in this key demo were watching “South Park.”
· The premiere was #1 in all of television among Men 18-24 and Men 18-34 in Primetime.
· In its timeslot, “South Park” was #1 vs. all cable nets among Persons 18-49. The 2.5 P18-49 rating was up +20% from the spring run of Season 12 and +24% from last year’s Fall Season 11 run.

“The Sarah Silverman Program” (October 8, 10:30 – 11:00 p.m.)
1.8 HH rating (2.4 million total viewers P2+)
1.6 P18-49 rating (1.8 million viewers P18-49)

· Wednesday night’s episode of “The Sarah Silverman Program,” the first new episode since November 2007, saw an average of 2.4 million total viewers (P2+), up +18% vs. last season and the most ever for the program.
· Men 18-24 led viewing with an impressive 5.8 rating, up +93% from last season’s premiere and the highest Men 18-24 rating in the show’s history.
· The premiere was #2 in all of television among Men 18-24 and Men 18-34 in Primetime for the night, bested only by “SouthPark.”
· In its timeslot the show was #1 vs. all cable nets among Persons 18-49. The 1.6 P18-49 rating is the series’ highest rated episode ever in this key demographic, up +29% from last season’s premiere and up +34% from the series premiere.

“The Daily Show with Jon Stewart” (October 8, 11:00 – 11:30 p.m.)
2.3 HH rating (2.9 million total viewers P2+)
1.6 P18-49 rating (1.8 million viewers P18-49)

· Spurred on by an appearance by Michelle Obama, “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart” recorded its most watched and highest rated night ever among total viewers (P2+) and Persons 18-49.
· The episode surpassed the previous record for total viewers set one week ago on October 2 by 530,000 total viewers and the prior benchmark for viewers P18-49 (October 31, 2007) by 225,000 viewers.
· The series is on pace to set a new high water mark for most viewed week ever for the fourth consecutive week.

“The Colbert Report” (October 8, 11:30 – 12:00a.m.)
1.5 HH rating (2.0 million total viewers P2+)
1.1 P18-49 rating (1.2 million viewers P18-49)

· “The Colbert Report” recorded its most watched and highest rated night ever among total viewers (P2+), eclipsing the previous most watched night ever (September 23, 2008) by 187,000 total viewers.
· The episode was also the most watched night ever among Persons 18-49.

Watch the special 2 Night Premiere Event Wednesday, October 8 at 10:30pm / 9:30c and Thursday, October 9, at 10:30pm / 9:30c.


by Jeff Crocker!