Back in 2007, J.D. and I were contestants on VH1‘s second (and last) season of “World Series of Pop Culture.” We immediately felt a nerdy trivia kinship with all the other competitors, so when castmates Warren McPherson and Smitha Chadaga said they were making a mockumentary about what happens to game show contestants AFTER the game (and their very limited fame) is over, I jumped at the chance to appear as myself in their movie. After making the film festival rounds this year, the co-directors of “Gameshow and Tell” have decided to release the movie in episodes on YouTube each week. Subscribe here to keep updated.
Anyway, here is the first episode, featuring the runners-up on the show, team Wocka Wocka from Kansas City, MO. This episode is a funny exaggeration of the obsessive drive that gave Wocka Wocka the winning edge! Not sure when they’ll release Westerburg High’s episode, but this is the place to find out. Enjoy!
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haha that was great, especially the pulp fiction puppet show and her favorite movie being boogie nights
haha that was great, especially the pulp fiction puppet show and her favorite movie being boogie nights
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