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'''''Video Mods''''' was a TV show that aired from 2004 to 2005 on MTV2, making it the shortest running series for MTV. The network ordered 7 more episodes featuring video game franchises as ''Star Wars'' and ''Destroy All Humans'' in 2005 | '''''Video Mods''''' was a TV show that aired from 2004 to 2005 on MTV2, making it the shortest running series for MTV. The network ordered 7 more episodes featuring video game franchises such as ''Star Wars'' and ''Destroy All Humans'' in 2005 before they eventually cancelled it. <ref>[https://www.animationmagazine.net/tv/mtv2-orders-more-video-mods/ MTV2 Orders More Video Mods - ''Animation Magazine''] Retrieved 21 Jul '20</ref> | ||
YouTuber RebelTaxi uncovered the names of some lost episodes, and most infamously, one that had SpongeBob and friends dancing to a song by Blink 182, using assets from ''SpongeBob: Battle for Bikini Bottom''. The University of Buffalo's computer lab made some of the Video Mods.<ref>[http://www.buffalo.edu/ccr/services/services/visualization/animation/videomods.html University of Buffalo's page on MTV's ''Video Mods'''s development.] Retrieved 21 Jul '20</ref> | YouTuber RebelTaxi uncovered the names of some lost episodes, and most infamously, one that had SpongeBob and friends dancing to a song by Blink 182, using assets from ''SpongeBob: Battle for Bikini Bottom''. The University of Buffalo's computer lab made some of the Video Mods.<ref>[http://www.buffalo.edu/ccr/services/services/visualization/animation/videomods.html University of Buffalo's page on MTV's ''Video Mods'''s development.] Retrieved 21 Jul '20</ref> | ||
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|Everquest II; The Sims: Nightlife; Need For Speed: Most Wanted; Guitar Hero; True Crime: New York City | |Everquest II; The Sims: Nightlife; Need For Speed: Most Wanted; Guitar Hero; True Crime: New York City | ||
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Revision as of 17:03, 31 May 2022
Logo used for the final season.
Status: Partially Lost
Video Mods was a TV show that aired from 2004 to 2005 on MTV2, making it the shortest running series for MTV. The network ordered 7 more episodes featuring video game franchises such as Star Wars and Destroy All Humans in 2005 before they eventually cancelled it. [1]
YouTuber RebelTaxi uncovered the names of some lost episodes, and most infamously, one that had SpongeBob and friends dancing to a song by Blink 182, using assets from SpongeBob: Battle for Bikini Bottom. The University of Buffalo's computer lab made some of the Video Mods.[2]
Episodes
| # | Music Video(s) | Game | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | My Chemical Romance - I'm Not Okay; Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out ; Good Charlotte- Predictable ; Sum 41 - Pieces | Death Jr.; Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith; Darkwatch; Destroy All Humans | Found;Found;Found;Found |
| 2 | Yellowcard - Only One; Beastie Boys - Oh Word; Blink 182 - All the Small Things | Medal of Honor: European Assault; NBA Street V3; SpongeBob SquarePants: Lights, Camera, Pants! | Found; Found; Found |
| 3 | The Used - Take It Away; Taking Back Sunday- This Photograph is Proof; The Killers- Mr Brightside; Queens of the Stone- Little Sister | SWAT 4; Silent Hill 3; Lineage 2; Indigo Prophecy | Found;Found;Found;Found |
| 4 | Unwritten Law- Save Me; Ciara- 1,2 Step; Hoobastank- The Reason; Jimmie Eat World- Pain | X-Men Legends 2 - Rise of the Apocalypse; Dance, Dance Revolution Ultramix 3' (Dance Dance Revolution Extreme 2, Karaoke Mix Revolution) ; Dungeon Lords; Juiced | Found;Found;Found;Lost |
| 5 | Foo Fighters-DOA; All American Reject - Dirty Little Secret; Jane's Addiction - Mountain Song; Twista- Hit The Floor | Star Wars: Battlefront 2; Sid Meir's Pirates; Getting Up; LA Rush | Found; Found;Found;Found |
| 6 | Avenged Sevenfold- Bat Country; Weezer- Beverly Hills; TI- Do Your Thang; Sum 41- Fat Lip; Nelly/Fat Joe- Get it Poppin' | Everquest II; The Sims: Nightlife; Need For Speed: Most Wanted; Guitar Hero; True Crime: New York City | Found;Found;Found;Found;Found |
Gallery
References
- ↑ MTV2 Orders More Video Mods - Animation Magazine Retrieved 21 Jul '20
- ↑ University of Buffalo's page on MTV's Video Mods's development. Retrieved 21 Jul '20