televised surrealism

turn on the news and you'll get more surrealistic bullshit than you ever dreamed possible. we are now living through the "idiocene epoch." I made the term up myself. pretty linguistically spiffy...no?
one surrealist tv show -


a second surrealist tv show -

of course, you can always change the channel :}

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