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'''''The Soup''''' is an [[E!]] Entertainment Television series. This is a revamped version of ''[[Talk Soup]]'' that focuses on recaps of local pop culture and reality show moments of the week with host and co-writer [[Joel McHale]] providing sarcastic and biting commentary on the various clips. The program was originally "The What The? Awards" prior to the name change. |
'''''The Soup''''' is an [[E!]] Entertainment Television series. This is a revamped version of ''[[Talk Soup]]'' that focuses on recaps of local pop culture and reality show moments of the week with host and co-writer [[Joel McHale]] providing sarcastic and biting commentary on the various clips. The program was originally "The What The? Awards" prior to the name change. |
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There is no audience but the crew will often laugh loudly at the clips and McHale's comments and cheer whenever a favorite segment/clip is shown. |
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Regular features/running gags: |
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At the mid-point, the show will feature "Reality Show Clip Time!" where clips from various reality shows are played with McHale throwing in sarcastic comments on them. |
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At one point in the above, a clip will run from "Iron Chef America" where the secret ingredient is shown, the crew cheering at the way it's announced in a loud manner. |
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"Chat Stew" shows clips from various talk shows with equal comments. |
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Also a regular feature are looks at the Sci-Fi Channel's original movies with McHale mocking the cheap special effects and bad acting involved. |
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Among the many clips that have been shown, one has become a regular gag: A clip from "Being Bobby Brown" of Whitney Houston wildly shouting "Kiss my ass!" The clip has popped up in nearly every episode since it was first shown, always to a loud ovation, with McHale at one point calling it "the 'Hey Jude' of clips." |
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Revision as of 03:53, 20 November 2005
The Soup is an E! Entertainment Television series. This is a revamped version of Talk Soup that focuses on recaps of local pop culture and reality show moments of the week with host and co-writer Joel McHale providing sarcastic and biting commentary on the various clips. The program was originally "The What The? Awards" prior to the name change. There is no audience but the crew will often laugh loudly at the clips and McHale's comments and cheer whenever a favorite segment/clip is shown.
Regular features/running gags:
At the mid-point, the show will feature "Reality Show Clip Time!" where clips from various reality shows are played with McHale throwing in sarcastic comments on them.
At one point in the above, a clip will run from "Iron Chef America" where the secret ingredient is shown, the crew cheering at the way it's announced in a loud manner.
"Chat Stew" shows clips from various talk shows with equal comments.
Also a regular feature are looks at the Sci-Fi Channel's original movies with McHale mocking the cheap special effects and bad acting involved.
Among the many clips that have been shown, one has become a regular gag: A clip from "Being Bobby Brown" of Whitney Houston wildly shouting "Kiss my ass!" The clip has popped up in nearly every episode since it was first shown, always to a loud ovation, with McHale at one point calling it "the 'Hey Jude' of clips."
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