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'''Tally Hall's Internet Show''' (abbreviated: T.H.I.S.) is a ten part bi-weekly variety-show series by the band [[Tally Hall]], which debuted on September 15, 2008. Each episode is ten minutes long and was posted on the band's official website [[tallyhall.com]]. The content includes skits, sock puppets, music videos, and pictures of bodily functions, as well as including one-off characters such as Ben, [[Sally]] and [[Peter]]. | |||
With the release of | With the release of the first episode in September 2008, it became clear that many music videos would be released within the Internet Show. "[[Good Day]]" was the first music video to be seen in episode one. Other music videos included "[[ Welcome_To_Tally_Hall_(Song)|Welcome To Tally Hall]]", "[[Two Wuv]]", "[[The Whole World And You]]", "[[Greener]]", "[[Ruler Of Everything]]" and "[[Hidden In The Sand (Song)|Hidden In The Sand]]". | ||
On February 15th, 2013, Tally Hall made the entire series available for viewing on [http://vimeo.com/tallyhall/videos Vimeo], along with a never-seen-before episode named [[South_by_Southwest_2007_(T.H.I.S._Episode)|South By Southwest 2007]]. | Around 2011, the entire series would be taken off of tallyhall.com due to rights issues with [[Atlantic Records]], who funded the Internet Show. On February 15th, 2013 however, Tally Hall made the entire series available for viewing on [http://vimeo.com/tallyhall/videos Vimeo], along with a never-seen-before episode named [[South_by_Southwest_2007_(T.H.I.S._Episode)|South By Southwest 2007]]. This would imply they now own the rights to the series. | ||
== Episode List == | == Episode List == | ||
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===15 Seconds of Bora=== | ===15 Seconds of Bora=== | ||
<i>Main Article: [[15 Seconds Of Bora]]</i><br> | <i>Main Article: [[15 Seconds Of Bora]]</i><br> | ||
'''15 Seconds Of Bora''' is a segment hosted by [[Bora Karaca]], in which he will star for, at most, 15 seconds. Most follow no real story or plot, aside from the brief [[ | '''15 Seconds Of Bora''' is a segment hosted by [[Bora Karaca]], in which he will star for, at most, 15 seconds. Most follow no real story or plot, aside from the brief [[Future Bora]] storyline in which Bora's future self travels back in time. | ||
===What You Don't Know=== | ===What You Don't Know=== | ||
<i>See: [[Definitive_Tally_Hall_Video_List#What_You_Don.27t_Know|What You Don't Know]]</i><br> | <i>See: [[Definitive_Tally_Hall_Video_List#What_You_Don.27t_Know|What You Don't Know]]</i><br> | ||
'''What You Don't Know''' is a series of comedic skits, assumedly written by [[Joe Hawley]], as he does the voiceover himself for early episodes. The format will present information, and then present information that the viewer might not know. This was originally a segment from [[Sargasm]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYp_b4kUXR0 Carrots (Higher Quality - Tally Hall) YouTube.]</ref> | '''What You Don't Know''' is a series of comedic skits, assumedly written by [[Joe Hawley]], as he does the voiceover himself for early episodes. The format will present information, and then present information that the viewer might not know. This was originally a segment from [[Sargasm]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYp_b4kUXR0 Carrots (Higher Quality - Tally Hall) on YouTube.] ''YouTube.''</ref> | ||
===Tally Mail=== | ===Tally Mail=== | ||
'''Tally Mail''', hosted by [[Ryan Scott]], is a segment where the band answers fan mail and long-unanswered questions. | |||
===Dream Journal=== | |||
'''Dream Journal''' is a dream sequence that takes place during the internet show, where each band member has their own separate dream. | |||
===Joerilla=== | |||
<i>Main Article: [[Joerilla]]</i><br> | |||
'''Joerilla''' is a segment which involves Joe Hawley disguised in a Gorilla suit, and doing everyday actions. This segment also originated from Sargasm. | |||
== Tally Hall's Internet Show Theme == | |||
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|title = Tally Hall's Internet Show Theme | |||
|albumart = Cover.jpg | |||
|writer = [[Joe Hawley]] | |||
|singer = n/a | |||
|album = [[Admittedly Incomplete Demos]] | |||
|duration = 0:16 | |||
|genre = Electronic | |||
|language = (instrumental) | |||
}} | |||
'''Tally Hall's Internet Show Theme''' is a short tune used at the start of every episode. It reuses the melody from [[Welcome To Tally Hall (Song)|Welcome to Tally Hall]] and was re-released on [[Admittedly Incomplete Demos]] in 2015. | |||
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== Other == | == Other == | ||
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* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbMQetGYM0U THIS Extended Trailer] (Handed out at Live Performances) - 6:51 | * [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbMQetGYM0U THIS Extended Trailer] (Handed out at Live Performances) - 6:51 | ||
* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECpRIp-4EeM THIS Extended Trailer (excerpt)] (Live Footage) - 0:50 | * [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECpRIp-4EeM THIS Extended Trailer (excerpt)] (Live Footage) - 0:50 | ||
An episode focused on romance was planned, but it assumedly never went far, mostly due to [[Andrew Horowitz]] being the only member who liked it.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=10100181265698903&ref=sharing 15 SECONDS OF BORA - DATE. on Facebook.] ''Facebook.''</ref> | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
{{ | <references/> | ||
{{Admittedly Incomplete Demos}} | |||
Latest revision as of 00:25, 12 December 2024
| Tally Hall's Internet Show (T.H.I.S.) | |
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| Length: | 10 Episodes (99:67 total length) |
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| Genre: | Sketch Comedy |
| Language: | English |
| Uploaded By: | Tally Hall |
| Websites: | Vimeo |
| Years Active: | 2008-2009 |
Tally Hall's Internet Show (abbreviated: T.H.I.S.) is a ten part bi-weekly variety-show series by the band Tally Hall, which debuted on September 15, 2008. Each episode is ten minutes long and was posted on the band's official website tallyhall.com. The content includes skits, sock puppets, music videos, and pictures of bodily functions, as well as including one-off characters such as Ben, Sally and Peter.
With the release of the first episode in September 2008, it became clear that many music videos would be released within the Internet Show. "Good Day" was the first music video to be seen in episode one. Other music videos included "Welcome To Tally Hall", "Two Wuv", "The Whole World And You", "Greener", "Ruler Of Everything" and "Hidden In The Sand".
Around 2011, the entire series would be taken off of tallyhall.com due to rights issues with Atlantic Records, who funded the Internet Show. On February 15th, 2013 however, Tally Hall made the entire series available for viewing on Vimeo, along with a never-seen-before episode named South By Southwest 2007. This would imply they now own the rights to the series.
Episode List
- Good Day (September 15, 2008) - 9:24
- Death Request (September 29, 2008) - 11:35
- Taken For A Ride (October 13, 2008) - 9:17
- Welcome To Tally Hall (October 27, 2008) - 11:37
- Who Cares (November 10, 2008) - 9:24
- Mary-Kate And Ashley (November 24, 2008) - 10:31
- 15 Seconds Of Bora (December 8, 2008) - 9:08
- The Whole World And You (December 22, 2008) - 11:06
- Potato Vs. Spoon (January 5, 2009) - 8:32
- Good Night (January 19, 2009) - 10:53
Recurring Segments
15 Seconds of Bora
Main Article: 15 Seconds Of Bora
15 Seconds Of Bora is a segment hosted by Bora Karaca, in which he will star for, at most, 15 seconds. Most follow no real story or plot, aside from the brief Future Bora storyline in which Bora's future self travels back in time.
What You Don't Know
See: What You Don't Know
What You Don't Know is a series of comedic skits, assumedly written by Joe Hawley, as he does the voiceover himself for early episodes. The format will present information, and then present information that the viewer might not know. This was originally a segment from Sargasm.[1]
Tally Mail
Tally Mail, hosted by Ryan Scott, is a segment where the band answers fan mail and long-unanswered questions.
Dream Journal
Dream Journal is a dream sequence that takes place during the internet show, where each band member has their own separate dream.
Joerilla
Main Article: Joerilla
Joerilla is a segment which involves Joe Hawley disguised in a Gorilla suit, and doing everyday actions. This segment also originated from Sargasm.
Tally Hall's Internet Show Theme
| Tally Hall's Internet Show Theme | |
| |
| Written by | Joe Hawley |
|---|---|
| Appears on | Admittedly Incomplete Demos |
| Sung by | n/a |
| Duration | 0:16 |
| Genre | Electronic |
| Language | (instrumental) |
Tally Hall's Internet Show Theme is a short tune used at the start of every episode. It reuses the melody from Welcome to Tally Hall and was re-released on Admittedly Incomplete Demos in 2015.
Other
- Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum (April 1, 2008) - 11:39
- South by Southwest 2007 (December 23, 2012) - 12:06
- THIS Trailer (Posted on the Internet) - 1:08
- THIS Extended Trailer (Handed out at Live Performances) - 6:51
- THIS Extended Trailer (excerpt) (Live Footage) - 0:50
An episode focused on romance was planned, but it assumedly never went far, mostly due to Andrew Horowitz being the only member who liked it.[2]
References