Archive for October, 2011

I’m sure the news has already been spread out, thanks to Michael Rosenbaum latest tweet :

I’ll be on Comedy Central’s “Pretend Time with Nick Swardson” TONIGHT before The Daily Show. Be Warned: Ridiculous and Vulgar. And rad!

Source: mrosenbaum711@Twitter

 As stated by Michael Rosenbaum, he guest starred on the fourth episode, second season of “Pretend Time with Nick Swardson” that premiered this past Wednesday October 19 at 10:30 PM on Comedy Central. Michael’s episode is titled “PETA Not On Set”, and he portrays the character of Steen Airies, a gay inventor, who came up with an original idea to help gays and lesbians get their feelings out in private.

The official description for the episode is as follows :

“Nick Swardson’s Pretend Time”
10:30 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. (All-New Episode) “PETA Not On Set”
This week in an all-new episode of “Nick Swardon’s Pretend Time” titled “PETA Not On Set,” Nick talks about the differences between the iPhone and the Droid in an episode featuring “Smallville” alum Michael Rosenbaum. Sketches include a send-up of local news broadcasts, a man meeting his girlfriend’s unorthodox parents and the story of a man and his dog with a new twist. Nick Swardson’s twisted world of trust fund kitties, cereal character Mr. Creepy and the infamous “Garry Gaga” return as COMEDY CENTRAL presents the second season of “Nick Swardon’s Pretend Time.” The hit sketch series airs Wednesday nights at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT following “South Park.”

Over a hundred screen captures were taken from Michael Rosenbaum’s performance in this episode. You can now check those out over in the gallery (Rated PG-13, Very explicit – be warned).

Did you miss the show? Do the screen captures we offered you and the info we brought you aren’t enough? Well, don’t worry !! RosenbaumMedia got you a streaming video of this episode. Check it out here (Rated PG-13, Very explicit – be warned).

Plese Note : You can watch Michael scene, towards the end of the sketch (18 min 25 sec).

For those of you who ain’t familiar with Nick Swardson’s Pretend Time series, it’s a sketch show in which each sketch is filtered through the absurd point-of-view of stand-up comedian Nick Swardson. Swardson takes the viewer into his goofy world through a series of sketches including the adventures of a jealous man whose mother left her estate to the family cat as well as sketches inspired by the Internet sensation “Gay Robot,” which follows the life of a gay robot and his frat boy friends. Swardson’s world of make-believe incorporates every reach of the imagination — from time travel accidents to a pirate crew’s unfortunately located treasure map (Source: TVRage).

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