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Does anyone have a copy of the Door to Door episode where our heroes are taken hostage by the S&M queen (misstress Cora). Perhaps we can trade episodes or something. You know to assimilate our collections.
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Does anyone have a copy of the Door to Door episode where our heroes are taken hostage by the S&M queen (misstress Cora). Perhaps we can trade episodes or something. You know to assimilate our collections.
Huh. Huh Huh I said ass!
Is there an episode called "Door to Door" which is not on the episode list of the FAQ?
Also, has anyone noticed that MTV rarely shows the titles of episodes these days? What is the title of the episode in which B&B try to get an anti-fur petition signed?
--Will
I've noticed that when they don't show the titles, often it's because they've spliced together more than one episode. For example, last night they started out with coppers where they show the intro to the show on the TV, then they launched in the "Heroes" episode with "Bob's fancy skeet"
In case nobody noticed, during the first (uncensored) season of B-n-B, the first episode never had a title before it.The episode with the animals (I do not believe had a title). People seem to think it's either The Furrier or Petition's Suck. This episode should not be confused with one of the original episodes Door to Door (the one with the S&M lady).
MTv is not splicing together episodes to my knowledge. The beginning of Heroes always had Coppers on it when they're changing channels. Don't confuse this episode with True Crime (new season).
Kiefer
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[email] (Mathew Gyokers Eliot) writes:
It's the same episode! Almost every episode starts with them watching TV. The reason the episodes don't have titles is that MTV is being lazy. They're showing second season episodes, and the format for those episodes was Opening Laugh -> Episode without title -> Episode with title. They changed the third season so that each episode showed its title. The fur petition is the only episode I've seen without ever having a title.
Bobby Tribble
[email] (Bobby Tribble) writes:
"Third season"? Let's see.... Liquid TV, 1992-1993, 1993-1994. Do you really think that two episodes count as a season? Maybe a 0th, but in my mind the 92-93 was the "1st season", and we're now in the second.
rkroll%[email] (Russell Kroll) writes:
Well, here's the way I think of it...
"0" Season - Anything Liquid TV and before
Season "1" - Door to Door, Blood Drive, Balloons, and Frog Baseball/Peace... packaged for the show. These were shown for two weeks before the show was put on hiatus. The show came back later, but the only one of these we've seen since has been Balloons (I think some of the videos used in these two weeks have also been used. Just one question - WHY??? Just like MTV never shows the first season of LTV anymore... :(
Season "2" - Good Credit up to the MTV Music Awards
Season "3" - New style of "shading" as seen in the MTV Music Awards segment
I guess it just depends upon how you look at it. I just think of the first season as a very short one. I can see how everything before the Music Awards could be seen as season one, though.