Glad to see the full version of Monster Truck has been found! Thanks for the update! I'll admit, I wasn't expecting the animation for Monster Truck to be that smooth since some of the other menu animations had more rougher/choppier animation (though I assumed those were done for comedic effect). The first half of the music kind of reminds me of "Livin on a Prayer". Speaking of which, I'd like to hear an extended version of the music used for Cat. Now I'm wondering if this is the complete collection since one half of me feels that the 10 variants made by the studio(s) involved was probably enough for Comedy Central while the other half of me wonders if there might be any other variants scattered throughout the internet. You never know.
It's entirely possible that these ten are all that were created. But as we've seen with other old Comedy Central assets, it's not impossible for there to be short-lived variants (holidays, special events, etc.) or ones that were discontinued shortly into their use. I'd love for more of these menus to surface if there are any!
@@TVsFenwick Me too! The only other variants I've seen were ones used for promos (like the Shocktober one) or special events (like the Comedy Central SPF 100 ones). I'll probably check out all the other Comedy Central commercial break videos out of curiosity. If there's anything else, I'll let you know!
@@TVsFenwick You probably already noticed from the Wikia, but someone has managed to find menus for Comedy Central's SPF 100 during the Summer 1997 season. Unfortunately, only screenshots of those menus are currently available. I did try asking around on the Wikia to see if anyone had any video footage (and recordings of Summer 1997 commercial breaks on Comedy Central as well) of those menus, but nothing so far.
I do have video footage of both (albeit one is very incomplete) and might add them into an updated compilation along with all of the SPF '98 menus we have found too.
Glad to see the full version of Monster Truck has been found! Thanks for the update!
I'll admit, I wasn't expecting the animation for Monster Truck to be that smooth since some of the other menu animations had more rougher/choppier animation (though I assumed those were done for comedic effect). The first half of the music kind of reminds me of "Livin on a Prayer". Speaking of which, I'd like to hear an extended version of the music used for Cat.
Now I'm wondering if this is the complete collection since one half of me feels that the 10 variants made by the studio(s) involved was probably enough for Comedy Central while the other half of me wonders if there might be any other variants scattered throughout the internet. You never know.
It's entirely possible that these ten are all that were created. But as we've seen with other old Comedy Central assets, it's not impossible for there to be short-lived variants (holidays, special events, etc.) or ones that were discontinued shortly into their use. I'd love for more of these menus to surface if there are any!
@@TVsFenwick
Me too!
The only other variants I've seen were ones used for promos (like the Shocktober one) or special events (like the Comedy Central SPF 100 ones). I'll probably check out all the other Comedy Central commercial break videos out of curiosity. If there's anything else, I'll let you know!
@@TVsFenwick
You probably already noticed from the Wikia, but someone has managed to find menus for Comedy Central's SPF 100 during the Summer 1997 season.
Unfortunately, only screenshots of those menus are currently available. I did try asking around on the Wikia to see if anyone had any video footage (and recordings of Summer 1997 commercial breaks on Comedy Central as well) of those menus, but nothing so far.
I do have video footage of both (albeit one is very incomplete) and might add them into an updated compilation along with all of the SPF '98 menus we have found too.
@@TVsFenwick
Cool! Thank you!
Never knew The Tick, a Fox Kids show, aired on Comedy Central. But alas, The Ripping Friends, another Fox Kids show, aired on Adult Swim.
Ripping Friends was way more suggestive. It's shocking it even aired on Fox Kids.
0:53 is scarier
Plus it sounds like a halloween theme music
0:44, is scary
Who Did The Voice Of The Announcer
Penn Jillette
Ok, not gonna lie, the one at 0:20 is kinda scary