For some time, Tim Heider and Eric Verime had a full wonderfully perverted adult swim universe. After Using a funny method to stick to the big bob Odenkirk, Tim and Eric have produced the bizarre and beloved adult swimming series "Tom goes to the mayor". However, it wasn't until their subsequent network show, "Tim and Eric a wonderful show, a great job!

Ad

Dr. Brule is a strange man. His medical credentials are suspicious at best, as well as his background and the nature of his special brand of social discomfort and inadequacy. That said, he is a fun man who clearly experiences life in a different plane on the rest of us, and happens to look much like the famous Oscar nominated, Johnon F. Real.

If you listen to Raleie he talks about Dr. Steve Brule in interviews, you will notice that he applies to him in a third party, such as when he sat down Conan O'Brien Promoting the doctor's DVD and said that he is only "helping", confirming that he and the doctor are, no doubt, separate people. This is also because if you allow D -Brul to lose the film set, it is likely to destroy the whole production within minutes, and the success of the Academy Award is something that will surely avoid the near future. That, he said, the four seasons of his adult swim show, "Check it out! With Dr. Steve Brule" deserve almost any recognition that can be imagined.

Ad

Back in the days of "Tom go to the mayor", Tim Heider and Eric Verme have introduced us to the Channel 5 team in Marriage with Jan and Wayne Skiller, played by Heider and Verme, respectively. That the duo returned as part of the "Verped Universe" that was "Tim and Eric a wonderful show, a great job!" But this time they had a new correspondent: Dr. Steve Brul. The doctor debuted in the first episode of the series, "Fathers", back in 2007, and returned to a few more appearances before receiving his own spin-off, "Check it out!

Ad

Who is D -Steve Brule? It remains a mystery. But just like the big parts of the "Wonderful Show" universe, his spin-off was essentially a cable access show in which the doctor learned about a new theme in every 11-minute episode. This often included Dr. Brill, interviewed by real experts or people who are familiar with a particular field, with interactions usually engaging in the chaos because of the serious lack of a doctor of social consciousness and cognitive deficiencies. In the episode "Music", for example, he visits the music store "filled to the ridge with Ingstrument" and asks the owner who examines questions ranging from "what is trumpet" to "you have a trumpet in this place?" After announcing as "a real boy Bugl", Dr. Brulll got his hands on trumpet trumpet and constantly suffocates himself by shaking his mouth down the throat. Then we are shown the last blow to someone who looks very much like the Oscar -nominated actor, Johnon F. Raleley fills the pants in front of a terrible employee.

Ad

It is one of the temporary segments of "Check it out!" that sometimes went to surprisingly dark places. At one point, Dr. Brule attends daily care for adult babies, whom he thinks they live in Squalor on the upper floor of the suburban home. Despite the terrible scene, Brule remains unconscious, seeking a piece of candy and announcing that he likes "brutal".

"Check it out!" He ran four seasons of adult swimming from 2010 to 2017, with a total of 25 episodes, including a 30-minute special from 2015 entitled "Bagbo". Just like the other offers of Tim and Eric, every episode of "Check it out!" At the same time he laughs-loudly funny and humming with the feeling that something is terribly wrong. During the series, we find out more shocking details of the past and the upbringing of the doctor, such as the fact that he was kept in a cat with cats as a child, and at one point, a man who looks incredibly similar to the nominated Oscar, Johnon F. Real, it can be seen as an adult diaper being changed. However, even these darker elements serve to reinforce the comedy by judging the values ​​for the production of cable access, which would usually associate them with some kind of local rapporteur that covers baking stories.

Ad

However, mostly, the humor comes from Dr. Brill himself, whose naive and unintentionally crushed way catches every interviewed by guard. There is also an improvisational element that is so integral in the humor of "Check it out!" Sometimes there is nothing more about the comedy than Dr. Brulll delivers a funny line while pulling a funny face, and it just works. Talking to Interview magazineRaleley referred to Brill as "spontaneous creation", adding: "The whole show is improvised. The character is improvised." All this adds to the aesthetics Lo-Fi on the show, but I honestly could watch one-hour superpower of all Dr. Brill's readings, self-reading the line.

At a time when there are only a few TV shows that can make us laugh loudly (Funny series of Tim Robinson's sketches "I think you should leave" to be one), and when Studies seem to have everyone but stopped doing comediesShow as "Check it out!" It feels more substantial than ever, and it is a must -see if you happen to be among those who never knew that Johnon F.'s appearance. Rili got his own adult swim series.

Ad