How Samberg and company put together D**k in a Box

Funny piece, and yes they have come a long way since Loenly Island, but in their travels they have lost allot of their sense of humor. I attribute that to the censorship and lack of total creative control that comes with network TV.

I secretly had hoped they would be given the riens as head writers when Tina Fey left, but unfortunately it looks like they have more time to go before they get the top spot. Its unfortunate too, because the show still is 70-80% un-laughable and predictable at best. It feels like im watching the same jokes I watched over and over before.

Miserable show... Lonely Island is just about their only watchable material.

Kyle

Such is the price of using the resources, name, distribution, and trademarks of a huge corporation to promote your material. As you say, on their own they'd just slap it up on the web.

And they were still more than free to produce and release this on their own dime. On NBC's dime? A company beholden to mainstream advertisers and sponsors? Yes, it gets checked over-- big surprise.

OMG! How hilarious is this! That's all I want for Christmas!

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You're right, Curtis. I added the link.

It looks like you forgot to include the link:

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/12/21/arts/television/21sket.html?ref=television

The FCC can suck it! If more producers made shows with the intention to strip out material for the broadcast but include it on the Web or in a DVD then they might have a chance at getting some money out of my pocket. I'd much rather pay to buy a dvd of a show that has extra scenes (actually included during the show not slapped on to another area of the disc) than to watch a show when it airs and have to deal with commercials and censorship.