Daytona! Let’s go away! (Let’s go away!)

Have such simple lyrics ever gotten so much play as Daytona USA’s minimalist attract mode song? Honestly, watching this was really not very different than wasting away one’s youth in a late-90s era arcade, which if you couldn’t tell from this podcast, we certainly did.

Slip into that comforting womb of neon lights, sticky floors and teen angst and join us as we watch the Daytona USA attract mode on loop. John Hurst hosts and Aaron Littleton is along for the ride.

Video Death Loop Episode 8 – Daytona USA Attract Mode

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“When pizza’s on a bagel, you can have pizza any time.”

Sure, we all know that’s true, but the question to ask is: why? We dig deep into the intricate lore surrounding the infamous Bagel Bites theme song and find out how it all relates to soda revivalism and modern American politics.

Aaron Littleton hosts and chooses the 1997 Bagel Bites commercial as the video of the week. John Hurst cohosts and fills up on carbos.

Video Death Loop Episode 9 – Bagel Bites Commercial

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As the movie says, a lot can happen in two years. Or in our case, an hour that feels more like two years. Carrie or Samantha or Dr. Somebody (we’re never really sure who) are back for the victory lap they probably deserved but wasn’t really necessary and we’ve got to sit through the trailer as it plays on loop.

As near as we can tell the ladies are learning about international politics in Abu Dhabi, where ever that is. Needless to say, we were woefully unprepared for this one.

John Hurst hosts and chooses the Sex and the City 2 trailer in tribute to one of our favorite podcasts, The Worst Idea of All Time. Aaron Littleton cohosts and wonders about frozen sandwiches.

Video Death Loop Episode 7 – Sex and the City 2 Trailer

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It’ll make your head spin! It’s the latest episode of Video Death Loop and it’s all about those iconic computer commercials that launched a thousand digital ships into the morass that was the internet. Dude, you’re getting a Dell!

While there are so many of these commercials that even a boss Pentium II processor would have problems counting them all, this week’s experiment features Mr. Foster, a beset computer shopper as well as a female friend of Stephen, the ubiquitous Dell dude.

Host for this week is Aaron Littleton with John Hurst as the confused consumer of a cohost. Aaron’s video clip is the Mr. Foster version of the Dell Dude commercials.

Video Death Loop Episode 6 – Dude, You’re Getting a Dell Commercial

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She will never turn her back on a friend, she is always there to defend, she is the one on who we can de-pend, she is the subject of our latest episode of Video Death Loop!

Wait, that doesn’t even rhyme. It hardly matters though, as our minds were so devastated by the latest video clip that we had to watch on loop that nothing is ever going to make sense again.

Host for this week is John Hurst with Aaron Littleton as the blubbering (bubbling?) podcast version of Sailor Mercury, the objectively worst Sailor Scout. John’s diabolical video clip choice is the American DiC version of the Sailor Moon theme song.

Video Death Loop Episode 5 – Sailor Moon Theme Song

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