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Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim, Tim & Eric for short, are a comedy/video art duo best known for their [[Adult Swim]] shows ''[[Tom Goes to |
Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim, Tim & Eric for short, are a comedy/video art duo best known for their [[Adult Swim]] shows ''[[Tom Goes to the Mayor]]'', ''[[Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!]]'', and ''[[Check It Out! with Dr. Steve Brule]]'', as well as the 2012 film ''[[Film/Tim And Erics Billion Dollar Movie|Tim And Erics Billion Dollar Movie]]''. In addition, they also: |
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* Loosed [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7PD4f5uTOU a couple of ads for Old Spice] featuring actor and former [[American Football|NFL linebacker]] Terry Crews upon a mostly-unsuspecting public |
* Loosed [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7PD4f5uTOU a couple of ads for Old Spice] featuring actor and former [[American Football|NFL linebacker]] Terry Crews upon a mostly-unsuspecting public |
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* Helped to promote the cult following of Tommy Wiseau's ''[[ |
* Helped to promote the cult following of Tommy Wiseau's ''[[The Room]]'', by featuring him as a "guest director" and introducing the movie on Adult Swim. |
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* Additionally helped to promote ''[[ |
* Additionally helped to promote ''[[Birdemic]]'' by doing the same, launching the film into infamy. |
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* Directed several predictably bizarre [http://vimeo.com/ericwareheim/videos/sort:date music videos], for artists such as Ben Folds, [[ |
* Directed several predictably bizarre [http://vimeo.com/ericwareheim/videos/sort:date music videos], for artists such as Ben Folds, [[Depeche Mode]], Maroon 5, [[MGMT]], and Major Lazer. In addition, they directed [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3tXNjL1Wis a 15-minute-long version] of ''Professor Genki's Super-Ethical Reality Climax'' to promote ''[[Saints Row the Third]]''. |
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Oh, and by the way: ''Yes'', those ''were'' [[What Do You Mean It Wasn't Made |
Oh, and by the way: ''Yes'', those ''were'' [[What Do You Mean It Wasn't Made on Drugs?|made on drugs]]. |
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