Jeremy Culhane Picks His Favorite AOAOAOA Episodes: An Artists on Artists Video Marathon
Cast & Characters (27)
Bits & Timeline (12)
Jeremy's Personal Highlight Reel
Jeremy attempts to turn the 'Best of AOAOAOA' marathon into a showcase of his own commercial work, including his role as the 'turd burglar' in American Vandal.
"Today we're counting down our favorite episodes. And by our I mean me."
"This is just your reel over and over and over again."
The Jack Ryan Self-Tape Rejection
The group mocks Jeremy for including a failed self-tape for Jack Ryan in his 'best of' selection, suggesting he get his own channel for his personal archives.
"He just picked a self tape from Jack Ryan that he didn't even get."
"I really thought I deserved this role."
Intro to Love is Blind (AOAOAOA Version)
Jeremy introduces a favorite segment featuring Alyssa Sabo and Monica Lumba, recalling the high-energy chaos and the 'we're hungry' announcement.
"There was not a single second of silence in the entire world."
"We're hungry. Look out for that in the clip."
The Stinky Analyst Audition
The group mocks Jeremy's failed Jack Ryan audition, suggesting he should have been cast as a 'stinky analyst' who does his job while smelling bad.
"I can't believe they didn't cast you as the stinky analyst."
"I'm an analyst, but I'm stinky."
The Legend of Clocket
Jeremy introduces 'Clocket' as a seminal episode that defined a new category of madness for the show, serving as the 'zenith and nexus' for future bits.
"Ladies and gentlemen, it's Clocket."
"Clocket is like lore to us."
The Grand Weekend and Real-Time Telling
The performers recall the 'Grand Weekend' and the absurd premise of Clocket where characters tell the viewer the exact time in real-time for every minute.
"Characters would tell you what time it is while you were watching the show."
"We had to film all the different times saying every minute."
The Lost Subway Commercials of Marshawn Lynch
Jeremy discusses his prolific but unreleased career filming Subway commercials with Marshawn Lynch, leading into a desperate plea for Patreon subscribers to see the vault.
"I've shot so many specifically Subway commercials with Marshawn Lynch that have never seen the light of day."
"The $10 tier is fucking awesome."
The Monster's Lament and the Goblin's Oath
The group reminisces about the Eurovision episode featuring Paul F. Tompkins, specifically Kylie's struggle to sing a Halloween song while being 'gently' nailed by Paul's character.
"It's also the monster's lament. The goblin's oath."
"Paul F. Tompkins just nailing Kylie... very gently."
Jeremy's Sobbing Fit and the Real Dowy Freud
Jeremy loses his composure laughing at the memory of the 'Not Really a Lament' bit. Patrick reveals a real Icelandic artist exists with a name suspiciously close to Jeremy's character.
"Hearing 'not really a lamente' makes me cry immediately still to this day."
"There is an Icelandic artist named Dowy Freud. Did you know that?"
Stinky Man 3 and Sexy Psychology Girls
The hosts laugh about Jeremy's performance as 'Stinky Man 3' in a past episode, noting the absurdity of the character appearing in a 'Sexy Psychology Girls' themed segment.
"Sexy College Girls playing Stinky Man 3."
"It's important that you guys know my real credits."
The Nashville Tapes Fishbowl Era
Jeremy reminisces about the low-budget 'Nashville Tapes' where they filmed in a hotel lobby 'fishbowl' using webcams and heart-shaped ring lights while strangers watched.
"We were in a fishbowl per se, windows on each side."
"Let's buy three web cameras. We'll hook them up to laptops."
Rebecca Flatt and Women as Marvel Movies
Jeremy praises the character Rebecca Flatt and the support of his co-hosts when he felt lost in a genre. Patrick highlights his 'Women are my Marvel movies' catchphrase.
"Rebecca Flatt. Instantly iconic."
"Women are my Marvel movies. Merch coming soon."