Not a front for a secret organization.
Written by Rob Schultz (human).
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This week, in Frequency Earth news...
...recording has begun on season 2, even as writing continues. Our production board is slowly changing colors like creepy alien leaves in space-autumn.
...Season one, episode two is now available! This week, The Jeff learns what Command considers disposable, and takes a trip to the ship's casino. The first appearance of fragments between transmissions! The transmissions themselves, including Herding Cats, TMI for the CIA, and The Minotaur! Some people would say that episode 2 is one better than episode 1, but I'd say it's twice as good! Give it a listen!
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Frequency Earth is a rebrand of a show I did circa 2010, then called Better Radio, in which an archeo-astronomer travels through space picking up broadcasts from Earth. It's one part sketch show (the transmissions) and one part sitcom (the ship). Although we are currently in production on a brand new series of episodes, we're revving up to them by re-broadcasting our original series, plus unfinished, unheard, 'lost' material from the original run.
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Muphry's Law, McKean's Law, Hartman's Law: You're totally going to have a spelling or grammar mistake in that thing you wrote attacking someone for their grammar or spelling.
It's true facts, and I think it's great. I say, why not put your own error in their somewhere so at least you know where it is? Like being the first person to scratch the paint on your new car.
It happens to Seth Myers in a bigger-than-usual way in this clip around 0:56. Enjoy!
I saw a post online where someone was all confused about how to make something like this clip here, so I told him all you need is three layers:
And then that guy was all like, "Isn't there a youtube tutorial that takes 45 minutes to give me that same information? Preferably one full of self-promotional nonsense at the beginning and end?" So...
I made one! Except it's only 96 seconds long. I'm sure I'll learn to pad them out as I go.
