That Time Again with Al & Sloppy
"The Prompt That Ate the Show."
S1 E2 · 16 min 21 sec
With zero viewers and a dying ON AIR bulb, the Showrunner builds a machine to manufacture viral weirdness — but all it makes is a paper moth with a pulse. Al and Sloppy chase it through the CRT, into the archive behind the signal, and out the other side of Channel 00. A 12-minute pilot about refusing to delete the awkward parts.
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[footsteps] Late again. But the sun sets early, so it balances out. Don't tell the showrunner. [door opening] [door closing] Welcome back to "That Time Again." Tonight's audience is exactly the size of this room. [screaming] [thudding] [panting] I brought backup feelings. We are over budget on feelings. [slurping] [machine beeping] Behold, it manufactures weirdness on demand. Does it come in a couch? Hmm. [machine powering up] [objects clattering] Hello? [machine powering down] [gasping] It made something with hands. That's a bug. Reject it. [door closing] [machine powering up] More chaos, less context. Less context? That was the pilot. The card says talking sandwich. The condiments require a sacrifice. [machine beeping] [door closing] [slurping] Do not tell it about lunch. Handmade. Finally, something honest. [machine powering up] It didn't ask for anything. It just landed. [machine powering down] I fixed the television. [squelching] [machine powering up] [buzzing] That posture is a lie. I'd like to sit in it. That's the upgrade feed. [static] [panting] The television is trying to hug us. Do not hug the television. [static] [screaming] [screaming] It's mine. She's mine. You die. I'm doing the show with the fern. [static] Cut, nobody leaves my frame. We're live. We're not live. We're alive. Barely. [static] [thudding] [screaming] [thudding] The graphics are better than our rent. He's been hitting that shelf since the pilot. Solidarity. [gasping] [panting] This aisle has too much lore. It's selling your bulb. If this is a game, I want a refund. [growling] [thudding] Reality maintenance begins with lunch. Please stop repairing reality with lunch meat. [liquid sloshing] [screaming] [thudding] [door opening] [door closing] [panting] Reporting from the nexus. Please hold. The exit is also the entrance. Can I- That's just a door. Can I... [thudding] [slurping] That guy is a terrible listener. Look at his mug. He's just enjoying himself. [squelching] [screaming] Nice to meet me. Do not make friends with your reflection. [squelching] Ow, he's pick me-ed the mug. [growling] [gasping] [gurgling] There are so, so many of us, and they all look disappointed. [dramatic music] I refuse to be reviewed by myself. [laughing] My stripes left me, Al, but they look so happy. That mug has 40 chips now. That is structural decay. [mug clattering] It goes out out forever. Uploading. [dramatic music] [screaming] Uploading. [dramatic music] There are so many of us, and they all look disappointed. [dramatic music] [static] [gentle music] Some shows explain the world. [static] These two explain a pigeon made of spaghetti. He's family now. Al calls it cinema. Sloppy wants custody. Deliberate structural decay. Hmm. Their producer feeds the chaos. Their reporter gets fed to it. Cursed clips, live disasters, absolutely unearned confidence. [static] That Time Again with Al and Sloppy. Bad renders, great company. [upbeat music] [dinosaur roaring] [cat meowing] [clears throat] [mic thudding] Engagement is up 40%. Keep going. He's being generous. Not the mug. [fly buzzing] [groaning] [water sloshing] Walk through the wall. It's fine. The wall is wet. [fly buzzing] [laughing] It's every strange thing, even the ugly ones. [mysterious music] [footsteps plodding] This is a weird place to sit. [objects clattering] [Al and Sloppy screaming] [laughing] That one is not for the algorithm. [mysterious music] [objects clattering] [Al and Sloppy screaming] [fire crackling] [objects clattering] That one has been here the longest. Al, it's got your handwriting on it. Don't touch it. Not yet. [objects creaking] We were worse at this then. [static] Tonight, on That Time Again, we're talking about our feelings. I have so many. I made a list, and then the list got feelings, too. Oh, I felt something once, on a Tuesday, I think. Or was that a moon? [laughing] Wonderful. We'll pause for the feeling. I'm sure it's fine. The wallpaper is just being thorough. Oh, it's wonderful. Everything's leaning toward the billboard like it wants to tell us something. Nothing in this town wants to tell us anything. That's the story. I'm fine. Regulations say I'm fine, so why are you both staring? Nobody's fine, Milo. I'm just the only one writing it down. You two never ask what the sky told me. [fly buzzing] [mysterious music] I found the Tuesday tape. It's the one where the sky stops. Oh, dear. If that plays, I'll be off the air, darling. [remote thudding] Worse. It's dated tomorrow, and there's a recording of us. The sky filing closes at midnight, and it's already humming at us. Fine. But don't piss her off, or I never get my deposit. Classified tip: She hates wrinkles, and also moths. [paper rustling] [gentle music] I'm thinking outside the box. What does it look like? I'm doing it. At least I'm not stuck inside the box. Technically, Kyle, we are all still within the frame. Noted. Filing it under progress. [sniffs] Help. I appear to be stuck. [sniffs] [feet thudding] Somebody kindly let me out. [bubbles blowing] At the end of the day, you have to realize there is no box. Gosh, thanks for telling me now. Good day. The box, it turns out, is definitely a place, and I am, regrettably, stuck inside it. Would you be so kind as to help let me out? Attention, citizens. The only thing that belongs in a box is your feelings. Lock it up. Or, if you must, throw it off a cliff. Okay, okay, okay. Bye, feelings. [wind whooshing] Prop it open. We are not leaving the pilot behind. Got the cushion, Al. It's trying its best. Follow the monitor, quickly. Walls do not wait. [wall rumbling] Cut. Hand it over. Chaos retains 11% more. Nobody rounds the corners that hard on purpose. [Sloppy screaming] [object thudding] [gentle music] We're still here, though. We're still here, though. That's not in the data. [paper rustling] [whooshing sound] [suspenseful music] It's still a terrible graph. [door opening] [whooshing sound] [grunting] We're back. The sign is still crooked. That was our least efficient episode. I'm retiring the mug from percussion. Al, the mug has a new chip. It's trying its best. Keep it tight, folks. The mouth is watching the numbers. If you're watching alone, you're not watching alone. That was almost sincere. [door opening] Useful at last. [static sound] Al, the TV got a new friend. That is not in my queue. [beeping sound] Cut! That channel is not in my lineup. [gasping] [static sound] Nobody scheduled a visitor. Should we answer it? We can answer from over there. [door knocking] The wire is pulling. Then we hold the threshold, not cross it. [panting] The beach is humming, Al. [thudding] The doorway is shrinking, so decide quickly. It's so pretty, Al, and it's closing. The wire holds, the shore does not. Al, the light just got tugged. The beam is bending, which is naturally deliberate. I'm bringing the good light. [grunting] It's stuck. Al! But he's trying his best. The light is lo-lo-loading. Keep moving. The doorway is re-rendering. We have maybe 30 seconds. The couch is coming. It has tenure. [static sound] The door is cl-cl-closing. The star just dimmed, which is structurally un-Sloppy. The star is buff-buff-buff-buffering. We'll figure it out when we get there. [bell ringing] The next transmission has no end-end-ending. [upbeat music] Welcome back to That Time Again. Tonight, we're diving into the past, present, and future all in one jam. Now we're getting ready for a wild ride through history, hilarious clips, and calls from you. First up, we'll take a peek into what happened today. Then blast to the past with a fascinating on this day. But wait, there's more. A viral video that'll leave you in stitches. Followed by a deep dive into the internet's weirdest glitches. Then we'll check the server logs to see what the algorithm fed us. Plus a fresh batch of AI slop that's totally going to shred us. Sloppy's got some new conspiracy theories he wants to ponder. And we'll end the night watching pixels melt way out yonder. So buckle up, folks, and get ready for That Time Again. It's gonna be a blast from the past, a laugh in the present, and a glimpse into the future. [upbeat music]
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