History Series / TimAndEricAwesomeShowGreatJob

** Several Cinco products reek of this, including the "Cinco MIDI Organizer" (which organizes your MIDI files by assigning them impractically-long access codes), the Cinco Video Cube Playback System (an equally-impractical distribution method for films that involves plugging a titular cube into a VHS cassette), and "The Internette" -- which simulates the internet all on one CD! (you have to see it to believe how deep into this trope it really is)

* CatchPhraseSpoutingDuo
** Bullseye! Nice.

''Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!'' (2007-2010) is a 15-minute long Creator/AdultSwim original centered around comedians and video artists [[Creator/TimAndEric Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim]], the creators of the absurdist cartoon ''WesternAnimation/TomGoesToTheMayor''. Known for often skirting the border between comedy and [[RefugeInAudacity gratuitous absurdity]] ([[VulgarHumor or worse]]), and also for recruiting extremely obscure, untalented, and non-telegenic performers as recurring cast members, such as James Quall, David Liebe Hart, Palmer Scott, and the late Richard Dunn, and sticking them alongside frequent [[TheCameo cameos]] from well-known comedy actors. All of this comes together as what low-budget local public-access television from TheEighties and [[TheNineties Nineties]] would look like [[ThisIsYourPremiseOnDrugs if it was made on PCP]].

* NoSell: The targets of Spagett's "spooking" barely react.

''Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!'' (2007-2010) is a 15-minute long Creator/AdultSwim original centered around comedians and video artists [[Creator/TimAndEric Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim]], the creators of the absurdist cartoon ''WesternAnimation/TomGoesToTheMayor''. Known for often skirting the border between comedy and [[RefugeInAudacity gratuitous absurdity]] ([[VulgarHumor or worse]]), and also for recruiting extremely obscure, untalented, and non-telegenic performers as recurring cast members, such as James Quall, David Liebe Hart, Palmer Scott, and the late Richard Dunn, and sticking them alongside frequent [[TheCameo cameos]] from well-known comedy actors. All of this comes together as what low-budget local public-access television from TheEighties and [[TheNineties Nineties]] would look like [[ThisIsYourPremiseOnDrugs if it was made by stoners]].

* SpecialGuest: Creator/JeffGoldblum, Creator/MichaelCera, Creator/WillFerrell, [[Creator/PaulReubens Paul "Pee-wee Herman" Reubens]], Music/WeirdAlYankovic, [[Film/TheRoom Tommy Wiseau]], Music/TheLonelyIsland, and ''Mr. Show'''s Bob and David, among others.

* ExcitedShowTitle

* ToiletHumor: A pair of plastic pants worn under your actual pants to help contain uncontrollable diarrhea -- followed later in the same episode by a "Napple" sleep aid product that has a laxative intended to wake you up (indeed, the ad does recommend using the products together). Other sketches had an invention that allowed the male user to poop using a urinal while standing the entire time, an adapter to use a urinal to take a shower, and pills that contain chicken embryos that incubate in the user's intestines (thus allowing the user to "lay" eggs in their toilet).

** The bloody nips song
* ArcNumber: 5. Five seasons, Channel 5 news, everything's run by a company called "Cinco"...

** "Trick My Trick" involves an old magician reduced to having his magic entirely depend on CGI. He suffers from arthritis and loses his train of thought throughout the sketch.
** Dr. Jimes Tooper in "Universe" and his monologue about looking for 'coons. "I do this every night with your son."
** The Kid Break song "Boogs". The lyrics are about a boy who eats boogers for sustenance because his father has no job and doesn't apply for food stamps.

** Steve himself is an extremely awkward manchild.

** Tim and Eric themselves. Tim is starved for attention and even his own parents favor Eric over him, and Tim pushes Eric down the stairs in the 50 anniversary reunion episode. By the Chrimbus Special, it's apparent that Tim's hate for his partner and self-esteem issues are festering and festering hard.
* DistantFinale: They did this one prematurely, with a fake 50th anniversary episode.
* DudeLooksLikeALady: Or in this case, dude's ''footsteps'' sound like a lady.

* GenreThrowback: Most sketches look like something out of the 80s or 90s, the era of low-budget, SoBadItsGood television.

* InNameOnly: ''Afternoon Review: The Daytime Show For Women'' and ''Morning Meditations'', which open with the promise of a feminine talk show, then quickly cuts to men doing strange activities before cutting back to the title.

* OneLetterName: Before being renamed, Tim was called 'Q'.
* OneSteveLimit: Averted. Three other men are named Tim in 'Origins'.

* TotallyRadical: "Jim and Derrick" is a pitch-perfect parody of Creator/{{MTV}}'s teen oriented skater reality TV shows such as ''Series/VivaLaBam''.

* VanityPlate: "Jim and Derrick" ends with about six vanity plates for numerous (fake) production companies with inane or nonsensical names.

* YouMeanXmas: Chrimbus, the "lifetime season of the year" and "the season of getting." You decorate everything in yellow and blue, eat a pound of your hair, and if you keep Chrimbus bush trimmed and wet, Winterman (a large naked man wearing only a vest who lives in a cave) will [[DoubleEntendre stuff your Chrimbus bush with your favorite present]].

->''Great job!''

* KillEmAll: In the series finale, "Man Milk", Tim and Eric send out their milk to ''every reoccurring character in the series'', but it turns out they forgot to pasteurize the milk beforehand.

* {{Flanderization}}: Casey seems to grow more sickly and physically repulsive as the series progresses, compare his first appearance, where he's somewhat composed and only devolves into sputtering and gagging when the song begins to skip, and one of his later appearances, where he's visibly sweating and rash ridden and far more prone to aggressive outbursts of sneezing, violent gagging, and occasionally vomiting.

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