blainethemono
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http://www.cinemablend.com/television/Mr-Show-May-Returning-Here-Details-69222.html
Whos all in this gang? Well, thats the top half of Tompkins head at the bottom; and going clockwise, we have Scott Aukerman, Jay Johnston, Eric Hoffman, Bill Odenkirk, Brian Posehn, Bob Odenkirk and David Cross. All of these comedic geniuses served as writers on the influential sketch series, some more than others, and it would be fucking incredible to have them all put together something new for Mr. Show, although I have no idea what would be the best route for the project. A stage show for HBO, or even Netflix? Ill take anything, really.
The one thing that trips me up here is, despite the #MrShow there, he just mentions something new from the Mr. Show gang, which doesnt necessarily mean itll actually be tethered to the show. I believe this would count as mentally brutalizing me if it turns out theyre just all writing a weird throwaway gag on Odenkirks upcoming AMC series Better Call Saul. (But Id still take it.)
Talks of a Mr. Show reunion also started up last year, when Cross and Odenkirk released the book Hollywood Said No! in September 2013, which culled together some screenplays for their unproduced movies. (The audiobook version even had cast readings!) But this would likely be the first time all of these guys got together in many years. And Taint nothing wrong with that.
http://www.avclub.com/article/heres-whats-mr-show-reunion-photo-making-rounds-213441
So just what are these people doing together, and why is Tompkins teasing us? Turns out they dont exactly know themselveswe e-mailed Cross, who said, Well I suppose you could say we were all meeting in anticipation of being able to do (something?) to mark the twentieth anniversary of Mr. Show? I suppose that works. It was the first time weve all been together in a room since the audio record for Hollywood Said No and it was a blast. So there you have it. Heres some speculation instead: A big, one-off live performance which will be filmed for HBO. Pictured below and above, clockwise from bottom: Paul F. Tompkins, Scott Aukerman, Jay Johnston, Eric Hoffman, Bill Odenkirk, Brian Posehn, Bob Odenkirk, David Cross.