I wanted Sifl and Olly on YouTube because it is a legitimate medium and way of broadcasting.
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TV is trying to be the internet - or be a part of it - and the internet is starting to become TV, but they haven’t merged into one thing yet.
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It turned all industries upside down and they still don’t know how to deal, but it makes things exciting. I like that anyone can publish a book, or a movie, or a song, or a drawing, or a photo. I love podcasting and YouTube and the spirit of it. Since you basically got started in comedy by swapping funny recordings with your friend and partner Matt Crocco, how gratifying does it feel now that podcasting has come into its own as a legitimate medium for self-expression, specifically for comedy? This was a fun way to baby-step them back into the world again. It just felt right, and I really wanted to make some new “Sifl and Olly” episodes. I know it may sound dumb, but it just never felt like the time until now. So I can do whatever I want with the characters, like create new shows. I own the characters, so there were no legal issues of any kind, but MTV still owns the episodes they paid me to make. Well, Sifl and Olly reverted back to me three years after they went off the air on MTV. Why’d it take so long to return? Were there any weird legal issues we should be outraged about?
You’ve been very busy since “The Sifl and Olly Show” left the air, but your fans are pretty vocal about their need for more episodes. See what all the fuss is about at Machinima‘s YouTube channel. He just thinks the world is finally ready his weird brand of sock puppet humor. He’s been more than busy over the years, writing for comedy friends Sarah Silverman and Tenacious D, as well as producing his own material. This is not Lynch’s nostalgic bid for internet fame. And now Lynch is back, having relaunched the duo on Machinima’s YouTube channel as a review show for games that don’t exist. Born out of a childhood friendship between two music-loving co-creators, Lynch and partner Matt Crocco, “The Sifl and Olly Show” operated as an oddball talking head show with two puppets engaged in hawking fake products, having absurd conversations, and singing grotesquely catchy songs seemingly written via Madlibs.
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