During a pre-production writing session, director Kyle Newacheck, Showrunner Kevin Etten, and writer Sean Clements show us that #GetWeird had to come from somewhere, right?
New Year’s Resolution?
Let’s cut the whoosh. You know that any real, down to Earf human being’s New Year’s Resolution list should look like this—
- #GetWeird
- Bunch of other blabbering for like 4-5 Resolutions
- Charity Work/Goodwill for Common Man
You’ve had a few days to get to the other stuff. Now it’s time to focus on numero uno, meaning both yourself and the first thing on that list.
Crawdads, it’s time to #GetWeird.
How you choose to #GetWeird is up to you. What’s weird to one, would be perfectly normal to another; think of the people who don’t eat pizza crust, for example. Versus a starving person. It makes sense. Especially if the starving person is free of gluten allergies.
So take a moment, an hour, a spacing of time, and harness your weird for an unleashing on the world. Wear your prom dress to the mall. Tailgate a children’s hockey game. Let your dog… walk you.
Then use photography to document your weird. Want the world to see? Post it on Twitter with the hashtag… #GetWeird. Send it towards @ComedyCentral and they’ll share some of the weirdest with the world. Because the world must know the weird that is to come.
The march to weird commences with brand-new episodes of #Workaholics premiering January 16th at 10/9 CT, only on Comedy Central.
