Red vs. Blue - Who's a fan?

[whiteboyskim]

/raises hand

I'm a huge RvB fan. This is the most inspired comedy I've come across in a long, long time and season 3 just started this week with an achingly funny spoof on XBox Live! and online gaming in general. Has anyone else gotten into this?

If the shows bust you up, check out their PSA's. Frequently, those are even funnier than the weekly episodes themselves.

[AgtFox]

I am.  Plus you can buy the Season 1 and 2 DVDs for $20 each that includes all the PSAs they've done for each season.

These guys are working on Sims 2 movies as well.

[Gratch]

I am.  Cockbite.

[Clanwolfer]

I am not a cockbite.

Anyone catch episode 1 of The Strangerhood?  A Sims-2 filmed short by the same team.

[Sparhawk]

RvB is excellent. My MOTHER even enjoyed their comedy shows when I showed them to her when she came to my hous efor  avisit. They seem to have a near universal appeal. I love their INternet Vs Reality sketch particularly.

[Jason Donati]

I'm a big fan. Buying the DVDs is on my long list of things to do. The character interaction between Caboose, Tucker, Church and the Red and Blue teams in general is beyond hilarious.

"Why is there six pedals if theres only four directions!?"  

[chrismcd]

Where can you find the episode of Stangerhood  the sims one?



Chris

[Chaz]

I love them too.  I really want to buy the DVDs, but I'm having trouble pulling the trigger on $40 for the two of them.  I wish they'd do a two-pack for $30 deal or something.

[austen]

Chupa-thingy

[Thin_J]

I've actually never watched any of them, but suppose since I don't have much else to do at the moment I could check it out.

*Edit*
Is there anywhere I can watch all of them from the beginning?

The trailer had me laughing out loud pretty hard there towards the end, but I notice I can't get to anything but certain pieces of the earlier episodes.

[Clanwolfer]

On the new RvB site, they have links across the top; one of those is to their new series, [url http://strangerhood.com/home.php] The Strangerhood[/url].  As for the RvB episodes, they keep a rolling archive to save bandwidth; the best way to catch every episode in short order is to look on an archive (I think Machininema.com has one), or buy the DVDs.  Also, I've had decent luck in the past searching for RvB eps with the Google "Parent Directories" trick.[/url]

[whiteboyskim]

Oddly enough, I find the "Edited for Work" episodes to be the funniest. They're the same episodes but they literally beep out the profanities. Usually when the characters swear it's at the perfect spot so it's funny by itself, but when they throw in that beep I just lose it. Maybe that's just me.

And now, for some classic RvB lines:

"Uh, that would be the Chupacabbra, sir."

"No, today is a great day to live, actually!"

"What, like a puma?"

"Oh, you know I would, sir."

"You know, I'm getting really tired of asking people what's going on through the f&*^ing sniper rifle."

"I'm so confused... and I like it!"

"Buenos Dias, c*^%bites."

"Tejas! Tejas!"