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Rizwan's title: "TOW Sean
bakes"
Originally aired Monday, January 31st, 2000.
Opening
credits
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Hosting
sequence #1:
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Mike and
Ben welcome us to the show and introduce the
first piece.
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Rap
It Up:
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Our
heroes pursue and annoy pedestrians on campus
attempting to freestyle rap for and about them.
They eventually give up and just foment
misinformation among a tour group.
Featuring: Mike
Pesses,
Ben
Larson
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Hosting
sequence #2:
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The boys
do all-too-compelling imitations of nerds by
means of introducing the following skitch, which
is of particular interest to nerds.
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Tech
Wreck:
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Our
correspondent terrorizes participants at the
U.C.L.A. Technical Fair, including
representatives from Boeing, Pacific Bell, and
other mom and pop enterprises.
Featuring:
Sean
Hart
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Hosting
sequence #3:
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Ben shows
the classic symptoms of depression. Mike
prescribes professional psychiatric therapy,
providing a silky-smooth segue into the
subsequent segment.
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Public
Therapy:
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Dr.
Thaddeus Hushpuppy welcomes two fake
psychiatrists who analyze real students. Where
they find no neuroses, they make some up.
Featuring:
Sean
Hart,
Mike
Pesses,
Ben
Larson
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Hosting
sequence #4:
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Visible
only from the neck down, the boys flex their
muscles and strut their stuff. They invite
ladies watching the show to enter a contest to
win a date with Mike and Ben by E-mailing, in 30
words or less, how they would handle Mike and
Ben.
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Behind
Open Doors (Independent student
film):
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A parody
of MTV's "The Real World" set in the campus
suites.
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Hosting
sequence #5:
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The
Siegfried and Ross of the campus television
scene conclude this second show. Mike declares
it "just weird."
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Closing
credits:
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Additional
footage from the student segment and various
black and white photo stills. The Shanghai Ped
logo is projected over a still photograph of
Washington, D.C.'s fine monument the Lincoln
Memorial.
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Elevator doors
are closing... going up to the top
of the page
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