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The wildest, craziest and funniest site on the net! Shocking video clips including cartoons, claymation (ClayPorn), pranks, skits, stinky homeless people and Yucko the Clown.
The Damn! Show is a proven Generation-Y comedic variety show based in Athens, Georgia. The creators incorporate a unique combination of pranks, animation, parodies and sketches to deliver a wild, outrageously funny experience for all. It's like nothing you've ever seen. The Damn! Show pushes the limits of political correctness and bad taste to the delight of the young adult demographic.

The troupe has a dedicated base of fans and stands poised to raise the bar on what's considered edgy. The show already has a huge following due to its distribution on major college networks in the Southeast. Over 100,000 college students have been exposed to The DAMN! Show and the response has been overwhelming. The troupe takes its act live on campuses across the South selling out the same venues REM, Widespread Panic, and Blues Traveler used to sell out just before they hit the big time. The target demographic loves their comedy. This show works.

Reality-based comedy, including Pranks and man-on-the-street that utilizes HUMOR rather than freakish willingness; Animation including characters that are sure to follow in the footsteps of Homer Simpson and Cartman. Sketches an parodies that cross lines SNL is too scared to come close to. They have a timely, nutty show with it's finger on the pulse of the young adult market.

The Damn! Show brings variety to shock comedy. The creators put well-developed characters in real situations with real people. Whether it's Yucko the Clown, an angry, alcoholic clown who will say anything to piss someone off; Seymore Johnson, a geeky day trader who enjoys exposing himself in public places; Scary Wolf, a wolf who was hiding in trash cans in front of the girls' dorm; or Regina Lynn, trailer trash personified, who we watch while she enjoys telling everyone in Wal-Mart about her feminine hygiene problems. The list goes on and on.

The Damn! Show blurs the line between reality-programming and sketch comedy. Enjoy.