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Not only was the magazine successful (it was published until 1998), it spawned a stage show (''[[SuicidalLemmings Lemmings]]'', a ''Film/{{Woodstock}}'' parody), a radio series (''The National Lampoon Radio Hour'' [[note]] [[NonIndicativeName which was only 30 minutes long]][[/note]]) whose sketches were compiled on a series of [[RecordedAndStandUpComedy albums]], at least one parody novel (''Literature/NationalLampoonsDoon''), and dozens of films. Along the way, the franchise helped launch the careers of an entire generation of American comedians and writers, including Creator/JohnBelushi, Creator/RichardBelzer, Creator/ChevyChase, Creator/ChristopherGuest, Creator/BillMurray, Creator/LaraineNewman, and Creator/HaroldRamis. Through these creators and the people they've influenced, ''National Lampoon'' maintains a strong influence over pop culture.
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Not only was the magazine successful (it was published until 1998), it spawned a stage show (''Lemmings'', (''[[SuicidalLemmings Lemmings]]'', a ''Film/{{Woodstock}}'' parody), a radio series (''The National Lampoon Radio Hour'' [[note]] [[NonIndicativeName which was only 30 minutes long]][[/note]]) whose sketches were compiled on a series of [[RecordedAndStandUpComedy albums]], and dozens of films. Along the way, the franchise helped launch the careers of an entire generation of American comedians and writers, including Creator/JohnBelushi, Creator/RichardBelzer, Creator/ChevyChase, Creator/ChristopherGuest, Creator/BillMurray, Creator/LaraineNewman, and Creator/HaroldRamis. Through these creators and the people they've influenced, ''National Lampoon'' maintains a strong influence over pop culture.
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''National Lampoon'' is the umbrella name for a long-running series of [[{{Satire}} satirical]] and [[{{Comedy}} comedic]] works.
It all started with ''National Lampoon'' magazine, which launched in 1970. A SpinOff of the ''Harvard Lampoon'' (a still-extant humor publication founded by [[UsefulNotes/IvyLeague Harvard]] undergraduates in 1876), ''National Lampoon'' established itself as a DarkerAndEdgier alternative to ''Magazine/{{Mad}}'' and ''Magazine/{{Cracked}}'' that was aimed at the counterculture. The sensibility of its humor, which made extensive use of BlackComedy, RefugeInAudacity and CrossesTheLineTwice, was ideal for the chaotic social upheavals of the UsefulNotes/RichardNixon[=/=]UsefulNotes/VietnamWar era, and it became a solid hit.
Not only was the magazine successful (it was published until 1998), it spawned a stage show (''Lemmings'', a ''Film/{{Woodstock}}'' parody), a radio series (''The National Lampoon Radio Hour'') whose sketches were compiled on a series of [[RecordedAndStandUpComedy albums]], and dozens of films. Along the way, the franchise helped launch the careers of an entire generation of American comedians and writers, including Creator/JohnBelushi, Creator/RichardBelzer, Creator/ChevyChase, Creator/ChristopherGuest, Creator/BillMurray, and Creator/HaroldRamis. Through these creators and the people they've influenced, ''National Lampoon'' maintains a strong influence over pop culture.
!!Films produced under the ''National Lampoon'' banner:
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[[folder:National Lampoon]]
* ''Film/AnimalHouse'' (1978)
* ''Disco Beaver From Outer Space'' (1978)
* ''National Lampoon's Class Reunion'' (1979)
* ''National Lampoon's Movie Madness'' (1982)
* ''Film/NationalLampoonsVacation'' (1983)
* ''National Lampoon's Joy of Sex'' (1984)
* ''Film/NationalLampoonsEuropeanVacation'' (1985)
* ''O.C. and Stiggs'' (1985)
* ''Film/NationalLampoonsChristmasVacation'' (1989)
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[[folder:J2 Communications]]
* ''Film/LoadedWeapon1'' (1993)
* ''Attack of the 5 Ft. 2 In. Women'' (1994)
* ''National Lampoon's Last Resort'' (1994)
* ''National Lampoon's Senior Trip'' (1995)
* ''Film/VegasVacation'' (1997)
* ''Golf Punks'' (1998)
* ''Men In White'' (1998)
* ''Repli-Kate'' (2002)
* ''National Lampoon's Film/VanWilder'' (2002)
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[[folder:National Lampoon, Inc.]]
* ''National Lampoon's Gold Diggers'' (2003)
* ''Film/NationalLampoonsChristmasVacation 2: Cousin Eddie's Island Adventure'' (2003)
* ''National Lampoon's Barely Legal'' (2003)
* ''National Lampoon Presents Dorm Daze'' (2004)
* ''Going The Distance'' (2004)
* ''The Almost Guys'' (2004)
* ''National Lampoon's Adam & Eve'' (2005)
* ''National Lampoon Presents Cattle Call'' (2006)
* ''[[{{Mockumentary}} Electric Apricot: Quest for Festeroo]]'' (2006)
* ''Pucked'' (2006)
* ''National Lampoon's Pledge This!'' (2006)
* '' National Lampoon's Film/VanWilder: The Rise of Taj'' (2006)
* ''National Lampoon's Dorm Daze 2'' (2006)
* ''National Lampoon's TV: The Movie'' (2007)
* ''[=RoboDoc=]'' (2008)
* ''National Lampoon's College Road Trip'' (2008)
* ''The Legend of Awesomest Maximus'' (2009)
* ''National Lampoon's Film/VanWilder: Freshman Year'' (2009)
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Note that, for entries not in the ''Vacation'' series, the National Lampoon prefix is often omitted even if it's technically there.
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''National Lampoon'' is the umbrella name for a long-running series of [[{{Satire}} satirical]] and [[{{Comedy}} comedic]] works.
It all started with ''National Lampoon'' magazine, which launched in 1970. A SpinOff of the ''Harvard Lampoon'' (a still-extant humor publication founded by [[UsefulNotes/IvyLeague Harvard]] undergraduates in 1876), ''National Lampoon'' established itself as a DarkerAndEdgier alternative to ''Magazine/{{Mad}}'' and ''Magazine/{{Cracked}}'' that was aimed at the counterculture. The sensibility of its humor, which made extensive use of BlackComedy, RefugeInAudacity and CrossesTheLineTwice, was ideal for the chaotic social upheavals of the UsefulNotes/RichardNixon[=/=]UsefulNotes/VietnamWar era, and it became a solid hit.
Not only was the magazine successful (it was published until 1998), it spawned a stage show (''Lemmings'', a ''Film/{{Woodstock}}'' parody), a radio series (''The National Lampoon Radio Hour'') whose sketches were compiled on a series of [[RecordedAndStandUpComedy albums]], and dozens of films. Along the way, the franchise helped launch the careers of an entire generation of American comedians and writers, including Creator/JohnBelushi, Creator/RichardBelzer, Creator/ChevyChase, Creator/ChristopherGuest, Creator/BillMurray, and Creator/HaroldRamis. Through these creators and the people they've influenced, ''National Lampoon'' maintains a strong influence over pop culture.
!!Films produced under the ''National Lampoon'' banner:
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[[folder:National Lampoon]]
* ''Film/AnimalHouse'' (1978)
* ''Disco Beaver From Outer Space'' (1978)
* ''National Lampoon's Class Reunion'' (1979)
* ''National Lampoon's Movie Madness'' (1982)
* ''Film/NationalLampoonsVacation'' (1983)
* ''National Lampoon's Joy of Sex'' (1984)
* ''Film/NationalLampoonsEuropeanVacation'' (1985)
* ''O.C. and Stiggs'' (1985)
* ''Film/NationalLampoonsChristmasVacation'' (1989)
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[[folder:J2 Communications]]
* ''Film/LoadedWeapon1'' (1993)
* ''Attack of the 5 Ft. 2 In. Women'' (1994)
* ''National Lampoon's Last Resort'' (1994)
* ''National Lampoon's Senior Trip'' (1995)
* ''Film/VegasVacation'' (1997)
* ''Golf Punks'' (1998)
* ''Men In White'' (1998)
* ''Repli-Kate'' (2002)
* ''National Lampoon's Film/VanWilder'' (2002)
[[/folder]]
[[folder:National Lampoon, Inc.]]
* ''National Lampoon's Gold Diggers'' (2003)
* ''Film/NationalLampoonsChristmasVacation 2: Cousin Eddie's Island Adventure'' (2003)
* ''National Lampoon's Barely Legal'' (2003)
* ''National Lampoon Presents Dorm Daze'' (2004)
* ''Going The Distance'' (2004)
* ''The Almost Guys'' (2004)
* ''National Lampoon's Adam & Eve'' (2005)
* ''National Lampoon Presents Cattle Call'' (2006)
* ''[[{{Mockumentary}} Electric Apricot: Quest for Festeroo]]'' (2006)
* ''Pucked'' (2006)
* ''National Lampoon's Pledge This!'' (2006)
* '' National Lampoon's Film/VanWilder: The Rise of Taj'' (2006)
* ''National Lampoon's Dorm Daze 2'' (2006)
* ''National Lampoon's TV: The Movie'' (2007)
* ''[=RoboDoc=]'' (2008)
* ''National Lampoon's College Road Trip'' (2008)
* ''The Legend of Awesomest Maximus'' (2009)
* ''National Lampoon's Film/VanWilder: Freshman Year'' (2009)
[[/folder]]
Note that, for entries not in the ''Vacation'' series, the National Lampoon prefix is often omitted even if it's technically there.
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