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CNN declares war on annoying politicians with its own ‘Too Many Cooks’ parody
03.20.2015
11:59 am
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OK, this is borderline awesome. On its official YouTube account, CNN yesterday released a pretty darn good parody of Too Many Cooks, the one-off viral video that Adult Swim released late last year that poked fun at cheesy 1980s sitcom opening credit sequences. In CNN’s version, which repurposes both the title and much of the theme music of the original, the video appears to be a comment on what is sure to be a crowded and noisy primary season for the election of 2016. With no presidential incumbent in the race, the Democratic side, in terms of official candidates, features little more than the presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton, although that may change (and there are theoretical challengers floating around), while the Republican side really does lend itself to a “Too Many Cooks” treatment.
 

 
The video is a good excuse to throw every embarrassing clip they could find into a single video—for instance, Marco Rubio reaching for a glass of water, John McCain dancing a weird little jig, and so forth. Since the whole point of the video is to surpass anyone’s reasonable attention span, the video lasts a little under six and a half minutes (about half of the original “Too Many Cooks”) and features pretty much every notable political figure since the mid-1990s who is still active (and a couple that are not).

CNN’s version stays surprisingly faithful to the original, as you’ll see when you give it a look.
 

 
via The Daily Dot

Posted by Martin Schneider
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03.20.2015
11:59 am
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Watch this… watch the whole goddamn thing
11.06.2014
05:30 pm
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Too Many Cooks aired last night at 4am in the Infomercials slot on Cartoon Network.

This is one of the most amazing and uh, inexplicable things you’ll ever see. By a minute and a half in, I was laughing so hard I was crying and then it starts to get very, very weird.

Hit play. The less said the better!
 

 
Thank you kindly Syd Garon!

Posted by Richard Metzger
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11.06.2014
05:30 pm
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