"Tim and Eric" spinoff to feature furries

[Conan]

Following this week's episode of "Check it out with Dr. Steve Brule", a spinoff of "Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job" (both airing on Adult Swim) a promo for next week's episode featured a number of furries.

Working on getting the full promo. Here are some screenshots so the fandom can start the tar and feathering early.

The promo shows Brule wearing a poorly made fursuit with a clearly defined dong, and his character would more than likely bring up sex, so it'll be great to see furries getting mad that a Tim and Eric show was PUSHING STEREOTYPES and yadda yadda.

One of the fursuiters is "Crash the dog" who may or may not have understood what the show was about before signing up to be on it: https://twitter.com/#!/Crashthedog/status/144207576509325313 https://twitter.com/#!/Crashthedog/status/144207984548003840

So I'm gunna be on television for a small segment of a show called "Check It Out with Dr Steve Brule." I'm disappointed with a certain decision the studio made, but I'm in contact with them to work it out. Overall I had fun being in the segment."

[[NAME REDACTED]]

The trailer for the show more or less stated everything involving furries: those three minutes and nothing more.
What's more is that the teaser was the first segment of the show and related to nothing further.

If anything, Tim and Eric know how to market : make possible the denigration or humiliation of furries! If there's but a drop of
drama-spilt blood on the Internet, expect every and all car on the scene to give a shit about it. ~Folks were had~

[threadshitter]

Tim and Eric is essentially a show about being uncomfortable with a situation, this is just another good example of that.

Really the comedy in all this is the usual overreaction. People still don't get that a fetish group like this will never get any sort of respect.

[QuantumCoyote]

Tim and Eric seem kind of sadistic, don't you think?

Regarding this 'spinoff': it was short, 'pointless', and exploitative. mean.
Sort of like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=U5O9x7aL7QE

It's pretty bizarre. How often do you see people 'making fun' of Imperial Japan? Maybe I'm just out of the loop on this.
Sure it is mean, but it does bring up some issues that might be healthy to air and create some dialogue.

 

[Dima]

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[quantityorama]

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