About the show

Meet Davey, Chad, and P.J., three typical American slackers with a lot of time on their hands, and an affinity for T.V.

Unfortunately for them, they're too cheap to pay for cable, so the only station they can get on their old beat up set and its rabbit ears is Channel 37, the local UHF station that only shows crappy old re-runs.

Fortunately for them, and for us, they are very resilient and have a good sense of humor. As they watch, they provide a running commentary mocking the show, and occasionally put on little skits to add to the fun.

Join the boys as they take on Captain Video and the Magic Clown, attend Ding Dong School, go out on a dragnet with Friday and Smith, and lots more televisual adventures over the coming months. Television this bad never sounded this good.

Meet the boys

Davey (played by Kris Leeds) doesn't like the term "evil genius." He prefers to be known as "a genius who occasionally dabbles in evil. He's a tinkerer, plotter, and too clever for his own darn good.

Chad (played by R.J. Garvey) is the responsible one of the group. He doesn't suffer fools gladly, preferring to let them do the suffering, and is notable for a hair trigger temper. Rumor has it that it's his signature on the apartment's lease, but no one has ever seen that lease.

P.J. (played by Bob Mercogliano) is as close to the personification of "slack" as can be found. He's also the go-to guy for anything no one else wants to do. He sees anarchy not as a theory but as a commandment, and will go out of his way to have fun, if not for anything else.

Meet the producers and creators

Pab Sungenis is known for a number of creative projects in his past, including the Pab Sungenis Project radio show and the daily comic strip The New Adventures of Queen Victoria. He is also the author of two novels currently seeking publication.

R.J. Garvey is a writer, amateur filmmaker and master of trivia. Some day he'll get around to writing his biography for this site.