Episode 295 · Film year 1999
Existo (1999)
- Special Guests
- Coke Sams, Bruce Arntson, J. Clarke Gallivan, Justin Lloyd
- Guest Co-Hosts
- Skizz Cyzyk, Scott Calonico
Show notes
In Coke Sams's Existo (1999), the Moral Majority runs the U.S. while artists like Existo (Bruce Arntson) and Maxine (Jackie Welch) hide out in The Sewer, an underground club run by Colette Watchuwill (Gailard Sartain).
Brought to us by some of the folks behind the Ernest films, Bruce Arntson, Coke Sams, and J. Clarke Gallivan, Existo is a hyperbolic, hysterical musical that is perfect viewing for this election cycle.
Skizz Cyzyk (opens in a new tab) and Scott Calonico (opens in a new tab) join Mike to discuss Existo as well as the Ernest P. Worrell (Jim Varney) phenomenon.
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Brought to us by some of the folks behind the Ernest films, Bruce Arntson, Coke Sams, and J. Clarke Gallivan, Existo is a hyperbolic, hysterical musical that is perfect viewing for this election cycle.
Skizz Cyzyk (opens in a new tab) and Scott Calonico (opens in a new tab) join Mike to discuss Existo as well as the Ernest P. Worrell (Jim Varney) phenomenon.
Download Episode Now:
Labels: Bruce Arntson Clarke Gallivan Coke Sams Ernest P. Worrell Jim Varney Justin Lloyd Musical Scott Calonico Skizz Cyzyk
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Music credits
- "White Bread Poodle" - Existo Soundtrack
- "Mighty Love Thang" - Existo Soundtrack
- "Do Me" - Existo Soundtrack
- "Hey Vern, It's Ernest" - Theme Song
- "Fuckin-A" - Existo Soundtrack
- "Sewer of Love" - Existo Soundtrack
- "Hoop Hoop" - Existo Soundtrack
Links & resources
- Buy Hey Vern, It's Ernest!: The Complete Series on DVD (opens in a new tab)
- Buy The Importance of Being Ernest: The Life of Actor Jim Varney (Stuff that Vern doesn't even know) by Justin Lloyd (opens in a new tab)
- Visit the Doyle & Debbie website (opens in a new tab)
- Visit the Hey Vern, It's Ernest! website (opens in a new tab)
- Listen to the Ernest Goes to Podcast (opens in a new tab)
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Comments (1)
Jason P. I just started looking around for Ernest ephemera and came across a posting of the DR. OTTO fantasy that immediately pre-dated the Ernest series. Check out the opening theme song, lol: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Av6Alx-oNVU