Atomic TV – The “Just Another Episode” Episode

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Another mish-mash mash-up of Atomic TV’s patented videoid-sleazoid stew, this installment opens with the sound of music – the trailer for sexploitation movie mogul Harry Novak’s “Mondo Mod” (1967), glam rockers T. Rex performing “Bang a Gong (Get It On),” and go-go dancers showcasing the latest moves in the film short “La Danse a-GoGo” (1964). Then it’s on to vintage Charm City-centric TV commercials (National Bohemian, American & Gunther beer, Mr. Ray’s Hairweave, Jesse White pitching weiners in a Stan Freberg-directed spot for Esskay Quality Franks), “Coming Attractions” trailers for blaxploitation classics Foxy Brown (Pam Grier), Dolemite (Rudy Ray Moore), My Baby Is Black!, and Wattstax (The Black Woodstock music festival featuring Isaac Hayes and comedy bits by Richard Pryor and future “Love Boat” bartender “Isaac Washington,” Ted Lange), the televangelist Robert Tilton spoof “Pastor Gas,” John Heyn (of Heavy Metal Parking Lot fame)’s homage to film countdown reel girls, “Girls On Film,” and Nancy Sinatra singing the swinging theme song to the otherwise forgettable 1966 Marty Allen & Steve Rossi spy movie spoof The Last of the Secret Agents.

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Atomic TV: The “Park City” Episode


Guest-directed by Kent Bye!

Sir Alvin Ecarma’s Park City 2000 Wrap-Up:

“You may be wondering about American Psycho. Well, it sucked and sucked hard, and I’m not just saying this because the American Psycho star Christian Bale totally dissed me when I asked him to cut a promo for Atomic TV, the limey, rat bastard. But if the ladies out there don’t mind sitting through two hours of Bale’s channeling Phil Hartman doing “Lionel Huntz” from “The Simpsons”, you do get to see his awesome abs, and fantastic, rock hard ass.”

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Atomic TV The “Ex-Girl” Episode

Though they look Japanese, Ex-Girl claim they hail from the planet Kero Kero, where they crafted their signature blend of sugary space rock, psychedelic synth-pop, and jarring noise rock, with jagged three-part harmony layered on top. In 1999, they set out to conquer the U.S., landing in Baltimore to deliver their sonic message to AtomicTV’s otaku correspondents Tom Warner and Dave Cawley during an appearance at the original Ottobar on Davis Street.

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Atomic TV #15: The “Kooky Kult Klassix” Episode

Join host Casey Kasem (no, wait – isn’t that Tom Warner?) as he shows clips from some of the weirdest and most obscure cult films ever made. Look for love in all the wrong places (like an open wound in Rosanna Arquette’s thigh) in CRASH…see a swinging 60s-a-go-go Godzilla develop an ecological conscience in GODZILLA VS. THE SMOG MONSTER…subject your peepers to the eye-popping ocular trauma of Dario Argento’s TERROR AT THE OPERA…watch a beautiful nekkid woman deliciously debased by a vat of chocolate in SWEET MOVIE…see Ray Milland scoping out chicks with naked agreesion in X: THE MAN WITH X-RAY EYES…enjoy the sexy sadomasochism of lezzie vampires in DAUGHTERS OF DARKNESS…plus more!

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Atomic TV #24: The “Atomic TV ‘s 200th Episode” Episode

Celebrate ATV’s first Millennium on the air during this fun-filled hour of highlights, broadcast live from Baltimore’s historic Senator Theater and Hard Rock Cafe… see zealous teeming minions (including Big Name Celebrities!) turn out to pay homage to our marvelousness, witness the unveiling of our coveted Cameo Award for Broadcast Excellence and stomach the groveling of would-be groupies… oh yeah, plus something for you, the viewers! Yes, our stock-in-trade, the gratuitous sex, violence and lowbrow humor that’s made us famous: the short films “High Tech Noon” and “The Legend of Forrest Tucker”, Jeff Krulik’s “Worst of Public Access TV” overview, sadistic Japanese T&A gameshows, music videos by Puffy and La Tour (“People Are Still having Sex”), lesbian French-kissing, and more–so much more!

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