35 episodes
BBLiveShow ADEQUATE.com
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5.0 • 5 Ratings
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BBLiveShow is a live Internet stream that bills itself as the "best worst show on the Internet". It is the brainchild of Brian Brushwood who sometimes refers to himself as "a toddler beating on a drum". The show usually consists of Brian interacting with his co-hosts, the chat room, and occasional callers. Episodes start out with a topic of discussion, but often evolve into something else. Regular topics include a Viral Video Smackdown and Adobeshop Contest.
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Episode 53
WOOOOOOOOO! BBLiveShow is back from the grave! NSFW was put on hold for one week which allowed for the first BBLiveShow in nearly two years. They talk about sex sounds, titty balls, piles of rotten cunts and then have a very earnest conversation about Amtrekker's comic.
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TWITWARS!!!
In this episode, Brian and Justin discuss the "war" with the hosts of TWiF, Martin Sargent and Sarah Lane, which began during The GTFO Awards episode of NSFW.
The apparent war began when Justin tweeted "#NSFWshow is better than every other show sponsored by #syncmyridepodcast". Brian retweeted it. Martin retweeted it. Then retweeted it again adding, "Meant to say, this is horseshit". -
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NSFW Pimping
NSFW Pimping was the 47th episode of BBLiveShow and the first one after NSFW started. Brian and Justin run Operation iScam on the iTunes podcast directory to try to get NSFW to #1!
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Sam Schoo
Brian and Justin go through the entries for our third Internet Scavenger Hunt, decide on the TPIA shirt, and make two BIG announcements.
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Am I A Troll?
Brian and Troll Pope JRY determine if callers' actions were trolling.
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WeirdThings.com's Quest for Houdini
Justin Robert Young and Andrew Mayne, along with help from Brian Brushwood, James Randi, Penn and Teller, the chat room and many others, attempt to contact Harry Houdini. Does it work? Watch to find out.
Customer Reviews
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The episodes here are fantastic, and lay a lot of groundwork for the NSFWshow.
Proustian introspection with visual conundrums
There is a certain sadness one feels in remembering happy times: turning over the last page of a good novel, and reflecting over the wonders we have just experienced, the characters who have become our friends; discovering old pictures, seeing ourselves in the halcyon throes of youth, silly smiles on our innocent faces; the plangent last notes of a Chopin nocturne, the theme, growing softer and softer now, floating across the room to rest against our face like the rhythmic breaths of a peaceful, sleeping lover.
I don't know how: but Brushwood captures this feeling, this happy sadness - "Oh heavy lightness," as Shakespeare put it. Justin shaves his beard. Amtrekker drives all over town. OhDoctah reminds us what love is. Can our lives ever be like this? Perhaps not, but we can watch, watch ever single day, and wrap ourself in that happy sadness. And maybe forget, if only for a little while, the way our lives really are, the way they have to be: our heavy lightness. Thanks, Brian Brushwood, for that, and thanks to BBLiveShow for letting people express themselves. Thank you all.