In 2020, the heroes of the Alt-comedy Tim Heider and Eric Veram have announced their latest An adult swimming series"House of Beef", an absurd parody of sitcoms since the 1980s and 90s. Or they? In recent years, the duo's fans are reminded of watching the show despite the fact that this series is nowhere - how, how, Nowhere. It disappeared completely, making them some doubt whether it even existed in the first place. Do fans suffer from the mass effect Mandela? Well, according to Tim and Eric, that's exactly what is happening.

Verme recently sat down for Hydezer's conversation "Live Office Classes" Podcast, where they discussed the lost show and treated all the work as some mass misconception. "There is this rumor on the internet," said Heidecker, "whatever you want to call it," Mandela Effect ", that we made a play called" Beef House ". "That's not us," Verme said before Heider commented: "No, it looks like a slope of you."

If you missed a "beef house" when it originally aired, you might be tempted to get into an increasingly crowded swamp and fish this. Unfortunately, you can't, and it's not completely clear when you can. In fact, it is not entirely clear whether this show has ever existed, and now Tim and Eric are happy to accept what it is, when it goes down, the true absurdity of the shows is eradicated from existence together.

If you grew up in the 80s or 90s, you will immediately recognize the format, rhythm and aesthetics of "beef", which imitated a certain kind of sitcom-friendly family before the 2000s-concrete those in Miller Boyet production. The show starred in a team and Eric as an exaggerated, insincere versions of themselves, who, in the Universe "House of Beef", live together in a suburban home with trio weird men in the form of Ron sharp, Tennessee Luke and Ben Hur - all the alumni of the semine and a great work! Actor "Sopranos" Jameimi-Lin Sejller played Verme's wife, Megan Dansons (who is also a detective). None of the setup is explained. We do not know why Tim and Eric live with three docks or what is actually a "beef house". That way, the series followed the classic team formal and Eric of simply presenting madness as if it made all sense, making it more funny (and vaguely disturbing).

Six episode The first season of "beef" debuted in March 2020 and moved until May 4, after which it became clear that "beef" would not return soon. In August 2021, Heider responded to a request for more shows through X (Former Twitter), saying he would "do it in a second", but that adults swim simply "is not interested in doing more". Since then, the play has become completely unavailable for review.

In response, Tim and Eric played in the madness of all this, acting as if the show had never happened and everyone suffered from the Mandela effect. "A year ago, I started looking at all these things," Heider said. "They are like," there is a idea that Tim and Eric have made for adult swimming called "beef house". You can't find it on TV, or you can't find it on streaming, anywhere (...) I just want to say it sounds like a good, fun show. ", Veram added:" I would absolutely watch that show. "

It seems that we wake up just how much our culture in the era of streaming and social media is. Those movies we bought digitally? It turns out that we really do not own them. Apple, or basically any digital provider, can only delete your library whenever they want. Perhaps even worse is the phenomenon of emissions only completely removed from all and all platforms together. The most important example came in August 2022 when Discovery Warner Bros. It began to remove shows and movies from its HBO Max streaming platform without warning. Several of these titles eventually appeared on other followers through licensing contracts, but the fact that they disappeared in the first place was unconvincing enough. The whole thing seemed like a dark twist of events for both creators and spectators, serve as another reminder of why physical media are important.

Unfortunately, we are at the point when whole projects are completely unavailable, essentially become lost media even if they debuted relatively recently. "House of Beef" is just one example. You want to see a team and Eric climb to Easter hunting eggs as fully adult men while using "egg telescopes?" (Let's face it, of course you are doing it) Well, you can't, and fans are still trying to understand the idea that the whole creative product is withdrawn from public consumption without warning.

Obviously, this is a problem that exceeds "beef house". In their feigned disbelief that they creation ever existed, time and eric also perfectly encapsulate a more widespread disbelief in how these media company are a conducting them in 2025. Shows disappearing, it's the fact that a show like "beef house" was - as To the clubRandall Coburn noted in his review - "unlike anything else on TV". It's bad enough, such a series will have a difficult time to do today - what both team and Eric are discussing in their interview. But the fact that it is also completely erased from culture feels like adding unnecessary insult to already unnecessary injury.