The Meth Minute 39

An animated tribute to the internet people of the world, wherever you may be. Internet People is animated by Dan Meth, with music by Dan Meth and Micah Frank.

James Brown does it like a sex machine. This is episode 2 of The Meth Minute 39, a weekly series of original animated shorts by animator Dan Meth.

"Nite Fite" is the 3rd episode of The Meth Minute 39 original cartoon series. Dan Meth and Mark

"Dog Video Dating" is episode 4 of The Meth Minute 39 original cartoon series. It hilariously illustrates how difficult it is to find love...even in the dog world. Video Dating is where "dogs in heat go to meet and greet" Directed by Dan Meth

"Mike Tyson's Brunch Out!" is episode 5 of The Meth Minute 39, an original series of short cartoons by animator Dan Meth.

In Episode 6 of "The Meth Minute 39" we meet Vic and Cougar: The ultimate Music Nerds. But only one of them will emerge as the ultimate Led Zeppelin fanatic in this battle of rock knowledge. Find out who wields the "hammer of the gods" and who gets left "dazed and confused" in this cartoon by Dan Meth.

"Ultra and the Lazer Hearts" is the seventh episode of The Meth Minute 39, an original cartoon series by animator Dan Meth.

In the 8th episode of "The Meth Minute 39" cartoon series, Pink Floyd's legendary singer Syd Barrett goes from TAKING a trip to the accountant's office to HAVING a trip at the accountant's office. It's a Flash-animated flashback that will change the way you think about doing taxes. Features original music by Dan Meth and William Rahilly in the spirit of Syd.

PEZ Power is the 9th episode of the Meth Minute 39, an original cartoon series by animator Dan Meth. On an average day in an average suburb, witness a confrontation between Beef, the neighborhood bully, and the object of his torment: Stu. Only Stu knows the true power of PEZ, a power that Beef will soon discover for himself.

"Cavalcade of Laffs" is the 10th episode of The Meth Minute 39 cartoon series by Dan Meth. Here we are introduced to Sir George Flinchley, an eccentric ram who manages a menagerie of stand-up comedians. George is insane, however, and his combination of untalented acts and inappropriate venues clash to produce chaotic results. In this installment, George unleashes an insecure mantis on a roomful of geriatrics.

"Watermelon Nights" is the 11th episode of the Meth Minute 39 cartoon series. Director Dan Meth takes the animation out into the real world with a full-length stop motion music video for this summer anthem by underground musician John Crave. It's one of the "sweetest" short films ever made.

Creepy Pick-Up Artists: The Craigs

The Meth Minute 39 gang comes home for a holiday celebration and everyone's invited. Many of the characters from this weekly animated series are gathered together for the first time. The Music Nerds, Ultra and the Lazerhearts, The Craigs, Penalty and Lloyd, and, yes, even 8-bit Mike Tyson are all here getting into the holiday spirit in their own demented ways.

In Episode 14 of The Meth Minute 39, local boys Beef and Stu are back for foot-long vengeance. When mustard becomes a weapon, the cul-de-sac becomes a battlefield. Director Dan Meth and IndyMogul's Justin Johnson provide voices for the title characters. Features music by Meth and musician Andrew Landry.

Episode 15 of the Meth Minute is all about peacocks, specifically one named P-Cok. Ever notice how peacocks get all the girls? It must be the feathers. Maybe this hip-hop video/ nature special will solve the mystery.

Sid and Nancy in "Hotel Heartbreak" is the 16th episode of The Meth Minute 39 cartoon series. In this pop-culture mashup, famed punk rock icons Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen get re-mixed with Tom and Jerry. The resulting combination is somehow even more unwholesome than the true events which inspired it. Never mind the Sex Pistols, here's the Meth Minute!

Episode 17 of The Meth Minute series is an experimental combination of animation and alcohol. To create "Drinking and Drawing", a tab was opened in a New York City bar and after 5 hours the following short film was created. Does increasingly impaired hand-eye coordination equal escalating drama? Find out.

This Meth Minute 39 cartoon is a weird short film we dug up from the dusty archives of a little-known Eastern European nation. Although we can't understand the language these Hand-dudes are speaking, we can certainly understand their feelings. Looks like moving giant coffee mugs around has always been a pain in the ass.

Episode of 19 of The Meth Minute marks the return of Cavalcade of Laffs. This time, Sir George is bringing comedy to the friendly skies with another questionable act. Apparently all this talk of increased airline security is just a load of... Laffs.

Episode 20 of The Meth Minute introduces the futuristic adventurer Space Cowboy: a cowboy who lives in space...in the future. This epic cartoon has been in mental development since Dan Meth first created the character in 8th grade. In this chapter of the saga, Space Cowboy talks about Martians and his mission to save them all.

Episode 21 of "The Meth Minute" cartoon series is an attempt at taking the children's entertainment industry by storm with a slew of new kid-show ideas. As it turns out, our kid-show ideas are likely to confuse children, which makes them even more amusing to grown-ups! Featuring special guest-star Indy Mogul's Erik Beck as Gary the Puppet and The Stoic Squirrel as The Stoic Squirrel.

Just in time for The Beatles Rock band on Wii, Xbox360, and PS3: "Bob Meets The Beatles" is Episode 22 of The Meth Minute cartoon series. This one takes us back in time to a milestone moment in rock history: the day Bob Dylan first smoked up the Beatles. It got weird in that room. Directed by Dan Meth.

The Music Nerds are back in Episode 23 of "The Meth Minute". It's Karaoke night at the local bar, and Vic and Cougar just can't agree on what song to duet on. Will this be the classic rock-based argument that ends their friendship once and for all? Let's find out. Directed by Dan Meth.

Episode 24 of "The Meth Minute" explores the phenomenon of Hollywood stars appearing in Japanese commercials. Personally, we think these are their finest performances. This cartoon stirs the soup with parodies of Arnold Schwarzenegger, Christopher Walken, Nicolas Cage, Mike Tyson and more.

pisode 25 of The Meth Minute is this totally addictive reality show called "The Palms". It's about a bunch of beautiful young women trying to make it on their own in Los Angeles. They're forced to make tough choices about boys and careers in fashion, and soon learn that even friendships are more complicated than they seem. Bleeyeearghhk! Directed by Dan Meth.

Space Cowboy returns in Episode 26 of The Meth Minute. We all know what happens in Space Cowboy on Mars, but here we learn a little bit more about this mysterious hero and his origins. Ride with him on his Evolutionized Horse across the wide open plains of the moon. Discover the secrets of Space Cowboy's childhood, sex life, and deep respect for the Apollo 11 astronauts.

Episode 27 of The Meth Minute features an unprecedented reunion of the legendary hip-hop supergroup The Wang Warriors. All the members are back on stage together for the first time in years... and this crew rolls deep. Really really deep. Directed by Dan Meth

Episode 28 of the Meth Minute 39 heralds the return of those guys-to-avoid... The Craigs. This time the Craigs are dealing with technology and the corporate work environment in their incredibly uncomfortable manner. Sketching people out: it's just another day at the office for the Craigs. Directed by Dan Meth.

Beef and Stu return in Episode 30 of "The Meth Minute". It's a typical day on the cul-de-sac and Beef is all up in Stu's grill as usual. But when Stu busts out an original song on his mini-guitar, he lifts Beef to a higher level of consciousness. And it's weird. Directed by Dan Meth

Ultra and the Lazer Hearts are back for a musical adventure in episode 31 of the Meth Minute. It's a throat duel to the finish between Ultra and her nemisis: Pruney of the Fruit Bats. Featuring music, magic, and meatballs. Directed by Dan Meth

The watermelon nights are over in episode 32 of The Meth Minute and now the sun has risen on Emomelon Days. That's right, the watermelons have gone Emo. Or maybe Goth. There's a little bit of bauhaus in there too. Not even the other fruits and vegetables can figure it out.

The fans take over the Meth Minute in episode 34. We asked you, the viewer to create and submit short cartoons of any Meth Minute 39 character doing anything. Man, you guys are weird! Taped together by Dan Meth.

You may have noticed the hotline phone number at the end of each Meth Minute cartoon. In episode 35, we share some of the funniest and strangest voice messages we've received with visual interpretation by director Dan Meth.

Episode 36 of The Meth Minute brings the Space Cowboy back one more time to tell you about how his adventure began. Even before he made it into outer space, Space Cowboy was encountering mystery, danger, and people who were not cool enough to hang out with. Directed by Dan Meth. *Stay tuned after the credits for bonus footage of an embarrassing outtake by Lloyd of "Nite Fite".

It's summer, so we decided to throw a company picnic for all the Meth Minute 39 characters. It was meant to be a fun team building exercise, but, well... these are some really odd people who don't really get along that well. You might say they are operating on different wavelengths. Features Vic, Coug, The Craigs, Space Cowboy, Mike Tyson, Wang Warriors, and just about every other character who's ever shown up.

In Episode 38, we look into the future at the (hypothetical) continuation of the Meth Minute series... What animated adventures are (probably not) going to happen in the next 75 years of weekly cartoons? The possibilities are endless (and unlikely to ever happen). Directed by Dan Meth.

The Meth Minute comes to a climactic finale here at episode 39 of The Meth Minute. You are likely to shed a single tear as all the characters sing a heartfelt ballad about this animated series that burned bright and fast like a shooting star. Thanks for watching, Internet, we hoped that your ROFL'd. Directed by Dan Meth.

Secrets of the Space Cowboy - A Meth Minute Extra Bonus commentary with Dan Meth, the creator of The Meth Minute In this special feature, director Dan Meth reveals behind-the-scenes details about the making of all three Space Cowboy cartoons. This is a Director's Commentary extra made specifically for the hardcore Meth Minute fan so sit back, take your boots off, and learn the secrets of Jake Rhodes: Space Cowboy.

In this Meth Minute Extra Bonus episode, The Stoic Squirrel leaves his home on the windowsill to explore all of New York City. He soon finds out that the Omniverse of Madness is nothing compared to the big city. Directed by Dan Meth.