With the recent release of Basement Jams, available in the music store, we were feeling quite nostalgic over Tom’s 2005 release of Prepare For Impact and unless you were living in Canada or a frequent visitor of The Channel (before it was a channel), you probably missed this little gem. It’s the music video for the hit single “Teachers Suck”. Check it out!
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It’s been two weeks now since the debut of Tom Green’s House Tonight, and along with the new show comes a flurry of various articles and media reports to hype the show, get people excited, and get people informed. Helloooo Denver! We have been compiling the various articles that have been published over the past 3 weeks on the internet, so if you’ve got no plans today, grab a cup of something that makes you feel good, sit down and prepare for the media report overload! Send us photos of Tom Green’s House Tonight appearing in your local television guide to thechannelguide@gmail.com
Tom Green, Up Close And Personal via Canada.com
Tom Green Is In The House via Macleans.ca
Tom Green Welcomes The World via Ottawacitzen.com
Green’s day? Tom Green’s Internet show hits TV via EW.com
Tom Green’s internet chat show moves to TV via CBC.ca
Tom Green Back On The Air via Jam.Canoe.Ca
Tom Green, TOO, returns to TV via TheStar.com
Late-night TV from his home to yours via Canada.com
Tom Green To Debut Talk Show via Jam.Canoe.Ca
Tom Green to lead into Stewart, Colbert via Mediaincanada.com
Tom Green gets intimate and interactive via Canadianpress.google.com
Canadian Publication Canoe brings us the latest exposure on the Jan. 7th Cross-format re-launch!
Green can turn on the studio set with the flip of a switch and he’s been known to go live on the Internet at odd hours of the day and night to take calls from anyone watching. He’ll even have a midnight snack on camera at his desk with his pets - two Siberian huskies, Annie and Steve and his green-winged macaw, Rex Murphy.
Unlike most Late night talk shows, “Tom Green’s House Tonight” employs a small team of technical staff which includes a hand-held camera operator, a director and an audio expert. Thats right…No writers! No pre-interviews! NO SCRIPT!
“Most talk shows now are pretty pre-scripted - you know, you do a pre-interview and by the time you’re sitting there you’re kind of trying to remember what your answer is supposed to be, whereas here that’s not really the case,” Says Green.
With this new hybrid of Late night, the comfort of a Home environment Shines in the face of a TV Studio. Natural and creatively inviting is one way to describe the re-vamped “TGHT” set.
Green doesn’t mind using his home as a TV set.
“It actually just saves me time, you know. I don’t have to be stuck in traffic and I actually really like it a lot. It really does, I think, have a positive effect on the show too because people are coming up to my house and more of a rapport gets created than if it’s in the studio.”
So with the big day approaching, the equipment is upgraded, the crew is prepped, the bugs are worked out and Tom readies himself for his date with the world.
“I want to be able to have the kind of energy to do the goofy show that we’re intending to do every night, five nights a week, an hour a night, so that’s something that I’m just trying to get ready for, It’s like Rocky, you know, it’s like that. You’ve got to prepare for the big fight.”
…and what do you say to a fighter with nearly 2 years of daily training?
Go get em’ Champ!
Thank you to Canoe For their coverage. The full article can be found here.
The long awaited cross-format premier draws closer. With attention turning to this new medium, more light is shed on the details of the venture in the latest media report by the Globe and Mail.
VANCOUVER — ‘Rex Murphy is going crazy,” Tom Green said this week from his home in Los Angeles, referring not to the CBC commentator (and Globe and Mail columnist) but to his own pet green-winged macaw, squawking loudly and interrupting Green’s thoughts on comedy, television and second chances.
Green is spending a lot of time at home these days, where he has been hosting a live online talk show - a program he is now preparing for television. Tom Green’s House Tonight will premiere on The Comedy Network across Canada on Jan. 7 (it is also being syndicated in the United States). Until now, the show has existed only as a nightly live Web broadcast called Tom Green Live.
In 1997, The Comedy Network in Canada acted as a launching pad for Tom before getting picked up by MTV in 1999. So now, with the polished new set and some new technology, it’s back to Tom’s old stomping grounds.
Green seems particularly jazzed about new birch panelling. “It’s exciting to be backed by such a great wood,” he said during a recent Web preview of the new set, called The Construction Special. “Is that Canadian birch?” he asks the workers behind him.
Big thanks to the Globe and Mail.
The entire article can be found Here.
With the writers strike in full effect here in the US, all shows that have not already been written pre-October are currently off-air and are airing re-runs. Most soap operas and other select shows episodes have been written into January and aren’t (yet) affected. However, all late night programming where it’s content is usually written the day of it’s airing have been axed for the time being. That’s where internet steps up and provides you fresh content to settle your cravings. From the Associated Press:
FOR “LATE SHOW WITH DAVID LETTERMAN” FANS
Tom Green’s Web talk show is a truly a marvel. Broadcasting more-or-less nightly out of the living room of his California home, Green conducts a lo-fi late night program nearly revolutionary in its ramshackle, can-do approach. The guests on his show (http://www.tomgreen.com) can occasionally be almost as A-list as on “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” though it often encounters many more technical difficulties. You can also still get “Late Show” humor straight from its writers at http://www.lateshowwritersonstrike.com, where they are posting videos, blogs and jokes about their strike experience.
Nearly Revolutionary? Lo-Fi? Ramshackle? The author of this article, Jake Coyle (who’s email address is printed at the bottom of the linked article) clearly doesn’t know of what he speaks. Sure, Webovision was, at one time, a bit lo-fi in terms of streaming technology, but The Channel has always been the most revolutionary content providers on the internet and will forever remain on the cutting edge. Either way, a great plug for The Channel that will surely have Letterman fans tuning in, but perhaps the article author needs a bit of sense knocked into him. You can read the entire article here.
Tom Green Live has won it’s very first award! Tom mentioned in his blog last month that the show was up for a TV Guide Award for best web talk show. After a long month of voting and waiting, the winners were announced today and our very own Tom Green Live has won! Is it any surprise? It’s only the most innovative and technically sophisticated programming on the internet. Here’s to many more awards in 2008!
Monday night was the “second annual” Ebay Special at The Channel, even though the last one was just this past July. From the looks of things, you’d think Tom lives in a Radio Shack, and it’s not too far from the truth. The items are going up right now and include a Playstation, USB/Firewire card, CD changer, an empty box and a lot more to come! Best of all, it’s all autographed! All proceeds go to funding a new edit bay for The Channel to edit video and get it uploaded for you faster than ever before. Make sure to check it all out, buy your loved one an empty Pepper Pad box autographed by Tom Green for the holidays!
- Watch the Ebay Special here.
- Bid on items here
Good news for ye who troll social networking sites. A fan page for Tom Green Live has been created on Facebook. It’s a brand spanking new feature you’re probably not aware of but it appears to be similiar to Facebook groups. Only difference is that if you do a group search for “Tom Green”, you get 479 results. There’s only one fan page, and it’s right here. You can post reviews and there’s a discussion area as well. So go ahead and make yourself a fan and spam all your friends and get them to join as well. Call up your elementary school teachers, send a letter to your grandparents in Florida, give a holler to your mechanic, tell them to check it out! Who isn’t on Facebook in 2007?
That link, again. http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=8813606116
It’s time to wipe those tears from your weary eyes. Your favorite live internet/television/podcast program returns this week after the longest hiatus in web-o-vision history! We’re kicking it off right with Harland Williams on Tuesday and Dr. Franklin Ruehl on Thursday. It’s been months since we’ve seen the infamous straw in the potato trick! Put your magnifying glasses away, it’s time to broadcast in the most technologically and visually advanced way the internet has ever seen!
More guests will be announced shortly but that’s all the news we’ve got for you right now (as if it’s not enough?). Let’s end 2007 with a bang, and start off the ‘08 with an even bigger one! Welcome back, gang!
Here’s a recent article about Tom you can check out from the Edmonton Sun.
In the run-up to the American Film Market, American World Pictures has acquired international distribution rights to “Legacy” (aka “Pretty Little Devils”), starring Haylie Duff in a dark-humored sorority sister comedy.
Now completed, “Legacy” turns on three sorority sisters who are prime suspects of having murdered a pledge during a “Rush Till You Puke” party. They turn on their considerable female charms to distract the police investigation.
Madeline Zima (”Californication”), Kate Albrecht (”Entourage”) and Tom Green (”Road Trip”) also star. Irving Rothberg directed. “Legacy” is produced by Michael Kolko and Jason Dudek, who co-wrote the screenplay with Samantha Silver. Greg Strasberg exec produced.
Haylie Duff’s credits include “Napoleon Dynamite” and “Material Girls.”
Article from Variety
It’s a busy year for Tom in the movie world! You can expect to see him in many flicks through 2008 including Shred, Shred 2, Division III, Freezer Burn (currently shooting) and of course the long awaited Prankstar.
On a related note, for those who still haven’t seen Road Trip, it’s on TBS tonight at 10:10 PM and again tomorrow at 4:15 PM, albeit edited for daytime television.
Yesterday’s news of Tom Green Live’s (which seems to have been renamed in the media to The Tom Green Show) future simulcast on traditional TV has caused quite a stir on insider websites across the National Internet. Among the many reports comes one from Variety, the grand-daddy of all Hollywood business rags, which revealed several new details on how the roll-out of the show on the boob-tube will play out…
- In the next few weeks, Debmar-Mercury (the production company in partnership with the show), will try to get between five and eight TV stations to agree to take on the show for two months at the beginning of 2008.
- The show is looking for latenight time slots, preferably 11 p.m.
- The show is focusing on TV stations affiliated with the Fox network, the CW or MyNetworkTV.
- Participating stations will pay no cash license fees and keep all 14 minutes of per-hour commercial time. In exchange, stations agree to a specific number of promotional spots to raise viewer awareness of the series.
- After the January-February run, participating test stations get “first dibs” on the series.
- Participating stations will be allowed to rerun each episode on their websites.
Tom has been dropping small hints here and there regarding a possible TV deal The Channel is struck to help bridge the gap between webovision and television. Well guess what? We have a whole bunch of details for your inquiring minds as the cat, more or less, his finally been let out of the bag. Here are some of the key points.
The Channel is partnering with Debmar-Mercury to make the show available to stations in January 2008. The plan is to roll out the show on a handful of stations, mainly in late-night time slots, and then try to grow its footprint. There will now be commercial breaks. Just like you see on TV. Expansion of staff. Team of writers and editors. No plans to change the set, though there’s the possibility of adding room for a small 10-person audience.
That’s the important stuff, but you can read the entire article here. More details will be available as we get them.
Hanson, armed with megaphones and hundreds of fans have a message to get across, and that message is “BARREL ROLL!”. This was shot in front Sonar in Baltimore, Maryland on September 15th. That’s not the only message they had to get across, this was shot just before Hanson and their fans went for a barefoot mile walk to bring awareness to those who are in need of a pair of shoes. You can check out http://www.tomsshoes.com to support a good cause. For every pair of shoes sold, a pair is given to a child in need in Africa.
You can see actual video from the walk here or read more about the cause here.
As Tom mentioned in his blog, he stopped by Andy Dick’s Shit Show Live on Sirius 101 friday night. If you haven’t seen it already, we suggest you check out the footage he posted from the show. We don’t know about you, but it left The Guide itching for more so after a little digging around the internet, we managed to find the entire show, 48 minutes in length. If you want to take it on the road, you can download it in MP3 format using this link, or you can listen to it below.
I recently caught up with Neil Hamburger at the Knitting Factory in New York with deputy Max Miller. Neil was on top of his game that night, hair perfectly greased with New Wave Hard Rock Gel and vodka, 4 drinks in hand and a tuxedo straight from the rack of the local goodwill shop. After the show we managed to conduct a 2-question interview before, in such a way only Neil could get away with, we got peanuts thrown at us and were kicked out of the horribly lit, urine soaked dressing room. Watch as Neil gives his thoughts on the New York crowd, Britney Spears’ upcoming (now past) performance on the Video Music Awards, and Kevin Federline.
