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Forgotten MTV Shows from the 2000s (Snoop Dogg's Comedy Series and More)
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Terrence Clay
2023-07-11 05:50:45 UTC
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In today's episode, we'll be taking a look at FIVE forgotten MTV shows from the 2000s. Including Celebrity Rap Superstar, You've Got a Friend, Trick It Out, Yo Momma, and Doggy Fizzle Televizzle.


Celebrity Rap Superstar was a show that paired up celebrities with established rappers, who would become their mentor in the world of hip-hop. The contestants were Kendra Wilkinson, Shar Jackson, Sebastian Bach from Skid Row, Perez Hilton, Countess Vaughn, Jason Wahler, Efren Ramirez, and Jamal Anderson. Their mentors were Redman, Bizarre, Bubba Sparxxx, Warren G, Tone Loc, Kurupt, Too Short, and MC Lyte. The show was hosted by Kevin Hart and Liz Hernandez, and judges included DMC, Da Brat, and Big Boy. "You've Got a Friend" was created by Ashton Kutcher after Punk'd made a big splash on MTV, and involved a contestant who would be paired up with an actor (Crista Flanagan from MadTV and Mad Men, Joe Hursley from Accepted, Terminator Sarah Connor Chronicles, Resident Evil: Extinction, Fast & Furious, CSI, and more) who pretended to be their best friend. The actor would torment the contestant, but if they made it for 48 hours they'd win $15000. "Trick It Out" aired during the peak of MTV's "Pimp My Ride", and revolved around two auto shops who were given the same vehicle and went up against eachother in an upgrade competition. The show was narrated by Sway Calloway in season one, and hosted by RJ De Vera (The Fast and the Furious) and Becky O'Donohue from American Idol. MTV's Yo Momma was created and hosted by Wilmer Valderrama from That 70s Show. The show revolved around trash talkers who competed against one another for a $1000 cash prize. Doggy Fizzle Televizzle was a sketch comedy show created by Vernon Chatman (South Park, Wonder Showzen, Renegade Angel) and John Lee (The Heart, She Holler). It was a variety show that was very similar to Chappelle's Show, but released a few years earlier. Snoop Dogg was the host and often performed in a concert at the end with Tha Snoopadelics. The series had several guest stars, including Jackass stars Steve-O and Wee-Man.
t***@gmail.com
2023-07-11 05:50:45 UTC
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http://youtu.be/Zgy2lfDwyFE

In today's episode, we'll be taking a look at FIVE forgotten MTV shows from
the 2000s. Including Celebrity Rap Superstar, You've Got a Friend, Trick It
Out, Yo Momma, and Doggy Fizzle Televizzle.


Celebrity Rap Superstar was a show that paired up celebrities with
established rappers, who would become their mentor in the world of hip-hop.
The contestants were Kendra Wilkinson, Shar Jackson, Sebastian Bach from Skid
Row, Perez Hilton, Countess Vaughn, Jason Wahler, Efren Ramirez, and Jamal
Anderson. Their mentors were Redman, Bizarre, Bubba Sparxxx, Warren G, Tone
Loc, Kurupt, Too Short, and MC Lyte. The show was hosted by Kevin Hart and
Liz Hernandez, and judges included DMC, Da Brat, and Big Boy. "You've Got a
Friend" was created by Ashton Kutcher after Punk'd made a big splash on MTV,
and involved a contestant who would be paired up with an actor (Crista
Flanagan from MadTV and Mad Men, Joe Hursley from Accepted, Terminator Sarah
Connor Chronicles, Resident Evil: Extinction, Fast & Furious, CSI, and more)
who pretended to be their best friend. The actor would torment the
contestant, but if they made it for 48 hours they'd win $15000. "Trick It
Out" aired during the peak of MTV's "Pimp My Ride", and revolved around two
auto shops who were given the same vehicle and went up against eachother in
an upgrade competition. The show was narrated by Sway Calloway in season one,
and hosted by RJ De Vera (The Fast and the Furious) and Becky O'Donohue from
American Idol. MTV's Yo Momma was created and hosted by Wilmer Valderrama
from That 70s Show. The show revolved around trash talkers who competed
against one another for a $1000 cash prize. Doggy Fizzle Televizzle was a
sketch comedy show created by Vernon Chatman (South Park, Wonder Showzen,
Renegade Angel) and John Lee (The Heart, She Holler). It was a variety show
that was very similar to Chappelle's Show, but released a few years earlier.
Snoop Dogg was the host and often performed in a concert at the end with Tha
Snoopadelics. The series had several guest stars, including Jackass stars
Steve-O and Wee-Man.
anim8rfsk
2023-07-11 19:08:57 UTC
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Post by Terrence Clay
http://youtu.be/Zgy2lfDwyFE
In today's episode, we'll be taking a look at FIVE forgotten MTV shows from
the 2000s. Including Celebrity Rap Superstar, You've Got a Friend, Trick It
Out, Yo Momma, and Doggy Fizzle Televizzle.
Celebrity Rap Superstar was a show that paired up celebrities with
established rappers, who would become their mentor in the world of hip-hop.
The contestants were Kendra Wilkinson, Shar Jackson, Sebastian Bach from Skid
Row, Perez Hilton, Countess Vaughn, Jason Wahler, Efren Ramirez, and Jamal
Anderson. Their mentors were Redman, Bizarre, Bubba Sparxxx, Warren G, Tone
Loc, Kurupt, Too Short, and MC Lyte. The show was hosted by Kevin Hart and
Liz Hernandez, and judges included DMC, Da Brat, and Big Boy. "You've Got a
Friend" was created by Ashton Kutcher after Punk'd made a big splash on MTV,
and involved a contestant who would be paired up with an actor (Crista
Flanagan from MadTV and Mad Men, Joe Hursley from Accepted, Terminator Sarah
Connor Chronicles, Resident Evil: Extinction, Fast & Furious, CSI, and more)
who pretended to be their best friend. The actor would torment the
contestant, but if they made it for 48 hours they'd win $15000. "Trick It
Out" aired during the peak of MTV's "Pimp My Ride", and revolved around two
auto shops who were given the same vehicle and went up against eachother in
an upgrade competition. The show was narrated by Sway Calloway in season one,
and hosted by RJ De Vera (The Fast and the Furious) and Becky O'Donohue from
American Idol. MTV's Yo Momma was created and hosted by Wilmer Valderrama
from That 70s Show. The show revolved around trash talkers who competed
against one another for a $1000 cash prize. Doggy Fizzle Televizzle was a
sketch comedy show created by Vernon Chatman (South Park, Wonder Showzen,
Renegade Angel) and John Lee (The Heart, She Holler). It was a variety show
that was very similar to Chappelle's Show, but released a few years earlier.
Snoop Dogg was the host and often performed in a concert at the end with Tha
Snoopadelics. The series had several guest stars, including Jackass stars
Steve-O and Wee-Man.
Thanks Terrence!
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Adam H. Kerman
2023-07-12 00:11:35 UTC
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https://www.youtube. . . .
This wasn't posted by Terrence Clay but by Ubi the shithead forging
Terrence Clay.

To make it clear what Ubi the shithead is doing, Terrence Clay had
posted in alt.tv.mtv. Ubi the shithead then forged the article and added
the crosspost to rec.arts.tv. Someone reading from rec.arts.tv never saw
Terrence Clay's root article.

The original article was
Message-ID: <dbb23960-d961-4635-b205-***@googlegroups.com>

The article forged by Ubi the shithead was
Message-ID: <nbb23960-d961-4635-b205-***@googlegroups.com>

Note that Ubi the shithead changed the first letter. It's nonstandard to
create a Message-ID based on a domain the user isn't associated with.

Other standards-violation crap includes the preloaded of injection
headers copied from the original Terrence Clay article to make it appear
that Ubi the Shithead wasn't posting through Giganews.

This is abuse of Usenet.
trotsky
2023-07-12 08:41:43 UTC
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Post by Adam H. Kerman
https://www.youtube. . . .
This wasn't posted by Terrence Clay but by Ubi the shithead forging
Terrence Clay.
To make it clear what Ubi the shithead is doing, Terrence Clay had
posted in alt.tv.mtv. Ubi the shithead then forged the article and added
the crosspost to rec.arts.tv. Someone reading from rec.arts.tv never saw
Terrence Clay's root article.
The original article was
The article forged by Ubi the shithead was
Note that Ubi the shithead changed the first letter. It's nonstandard to
create a Message-ID based on a domain the user isn't associated with.
Other standards-violation crap includes the preloaded of injection
headers copied from the original Terrence Clay article to make it appear
that Ubi the Shithead wasn't posting through Giganews.
This is abuse of Usenet.
Obviously I'm not a fan of Adam H. Verman but at least he's smart enough
to treat Pubie as the piece of shit that he is, unlike Oath Keeper Twat
for example.

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