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Stevie Ryan (2)
Wednesday
Feb292012
Would you watch this?
Wednesday, February 29, 2012 at 12:00PM 
Stevie Ryan has a tv show premiering March 4 on VH1 at 11pm. It's called Stevie TV, and from the trailer it looks like satire of some pop culture nonsense to the fullest. If you're familiar with Stevie Ryan's youtube phenoma then you know she's a natural performer, but from the looks of the trailer it looks like she's on a whole new level. Ripping on toddler beauty pageants, real housewives of whereever, mtv reality faces, or countless pop stars could be the antidote to all that nonsense.
There's even an appearance from Katrina on Maury Povich, a character that has grown to some popularity online. She's as hilarious as she is outrageous. That seems to be the aim of the sketch comedy show, a little bit ruthless, definitely clever. The truth is I know would not watch most of the shows she's satirizing, but I think I will watch Stevie Ryan make fun of what people watch and why they keep going back for more.
Out of all the people on the internet and all of their unique contributions, this might be one of the coolest. With over 40 million views on her channel, this could be the beginning of the Stevie Ryan takeover. Either way it is amazing to see someone who is talented work so hard and do well.
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As the crew prepares for the second season, they gather here every day and work on sketch ideas to pitch to the network. Perhaps that’s why they’re called “pitches.”
Matt points out the pitches that have been greenlighted by the VH1 execs, the ones that are in limbo, and the ideas that have crashed and burned:
but they’re all funny to me.
To give you a better idea, here’s the entire first season on the whiteboard, the sketches that were filmed, and the crew who worked on them.
Stevie takes me on a tour of the costume department. The skit comedy show revolves around a parade of parodied characters and celebrity personalities by Stevie, so the wardrobe has to be pretty convincing.
Lunchtime is where the fit hits the shan. The show’s veteran writers bounce pitches off each other for the next few hours, tuning, whittling, and refining raw jokes into elaborate skits, which then devolve into sexually perverse bathroom humor, but then they take it back a few notches from there and end up with comedy gold.
And the entire time, Stevie rules with a plastic fork.
Hey…
Surprise.
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