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40cakesBut first, an ad for the Peekaboo Home Pole Dancing Kit, only $99.95 USD! With a pole, instructional DVD, and book full of easy moves. If it's a bit out of your price range, don't worry! The Peekaboo Home Lap Dance Kit is only $9.99. (Both links are work safe and feature no actual pole dancers.)+
And now, adult swim news.
New series highlights:
Death Clock Metalocalypse – premiering in August, a comedy about the world's most popular heavy metal rock band, whose members leave devastation and chaos in their wake.
Frisky Dingo – premiering in September, supervillian Killface finds destroying the world a killjoy and his nemesis Awesome-X is equally ambivalent about stopping him.
Assy McGee – debuting in December, about a cop who tries to make things right in a city where crooks are raging and City Hall is soft on crime.
Saul of the Mole Man – late 2006, a terra-naut, during an expedition to the Earth's core, finds a strange civilization of Mole Men and almost destroys it. This show combines live action puppets and animation.
Lucy, the Daughter of the Devil – late 2006, since Lucy's dad is Satan, he constantly meddles in her life, particularly when she starts dating a guy who could be the Second Coming.
Acquired anime programs:
Eureka Seven – debuts April 15, Renton, who lives in a world where an extreme form of hoverboarding is common, is captivated by a mysterious girl named Eureka.
Bleach – debuts in the fall, Ichigo Kurosaki, an average 15-year old who can see ghosts, becomes a Soul Reaper after his family is attacked by a Hollow, a malevolent lost soul.
InuYasha – debuts in September, the adventures of a human girl, Kagome and a half-demon, InuYasha, set in feudal Japan.(Maybe they mean NEW EPISODES start in September? WTF, as.)
Pilots in development:
Korgoth of Barbaria – pilot airs in September, the future is a dark, wasteland with no cities and where primitive beasts have claimed the earth and thieves abound in dirty towns.
That Crook'd 'Sip – pilot airs this fall, the Beauregard family and their decaying Mississippi mansion represent the Old South, and in contrast a new modern Dirty South populates the area around them.
Returning series to Adult Swim include Robot Chicken, Family Guy, Tom Goes to The Mayor, The Venture Bros., Aqua Teen Hunger Force, 12oz. Mouse, Squidbillies, and Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law.
Says nothing of Moral Orel, though it doesn't mention the Boondocks either, and we know that's coming back already. Rather depressed that TGttM is returning, as it is the worst show ever created.
And now, adult swim news.
New series highlights:
Death Clock Metalocalypse – premiering in August, a comedy about the world's most popular heavy metal rock band, whose members leave devastation and chaos in their wake.
Frisky Dingo – premiering in September, supervillian Killface finds destroying the world a killjoy and his nemesis Awesome-X is equally ambivalent about stopping him.
Assy McGee – debuting in December, about a cop who tries to make things right in a city where crooks are raging and City Hall is soft on crime.
Saul of the Mole Man – late 2006, a terra-naut, during an expedition to the Earth's core, finds a strange civilization of Mole Men and almost destroys it. This show combines live action puppets and animation.
Lucy, the Daughter of the Devil – late 2006, since Lucy's dad is Satan, he constantly meddles in her life, particularly when she starts dating a guy who could be the Second Coming.
Acquired anime programs:
Eureka Seven – debuts April 15, Renton, who lives in a world where an extreme form of hoverboarding is common, is captivated by a mysterious girl named Eureka.
Bleach – debuts in the fall, Ichigo Kurosaki, an average 15-year old who can see ghosts, becomes a Soul Reaper after his family is attacked by a Hollow, a malevolent lost soul.
InuYasha – debuts in September, the adventures of a human girl, Kagome and a half-demon, InuYasha, set in feudal Japan.(Maybe they mean NEW EPISODES start in September? WTF, as.)
Pilots in development:
Korgoth of Barbaria – pilot airs in September, the future is a dark, wasteland with no cities and where primitive beasts have claimed the earth and thieves abound in dirty towns.
That Crook'd 'Sip – pilot airs this fall, the Beauregard family and their decaying Mississippi mansion represent the Old South, and in contrast a new modern Dirty South populates the area around them.
Returning series to Adult Swim include Robot Chicken, Family Guy, Tom Goes to The Mayor, The Venture Bros., Aqua Teen Hunger Force, 12oz. Mouse, Squidbillies, and Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law.
Says nothing of Moral Orel, though it doesn't mention the Boondocks either, and we know that's coming back already. Rather depressed that TGttM is returning, as it is the worst show ever created.
