Product Review

Bring home the high-resolution experience of "The Patrice O'Neal Show Web Series!" Season One DVD, featuring the first 13 episodes of this groundbreaking, controversial web series starring the incredibly funny, Patrice O'Neal. The DVD also includes audio commentary by Patrice O'Neal providing the back stories for each episode from its conception to completion as well as many degrading tirades directed at everyone that was ever connected with producing the web series. A ton of hilarious never before seen bonus material and deleted scenes are also included. Buy the DVD Now! Episodes on the DVD: Episode 1. Brainstorming - The cast meets up to discuss ideas about the their upcoming web series. Some ideas are good, some are bad. Most are bad. Episode 2. Making "Cockfights" - The cast learns a lot about each other during their first shoot. Mostly they learn that Bryan won't say "Nigga." 3. Sponsors - Patrice O'Neal gets his first sponsor and also becomes the first proud black spokesperson for KKK 3 Strikeout Sportswear. 4. Friendly Fire - Patrice O'Neal takes a film shoot hostage and tries to convince an israeli to assassinate an iranian girl in the name of comedy. 5. Photo Shoot -The cast takes turns posing for their press photos, and even a still camera can tell that they're bad actors. 6. Reading Your Email - The cast sits down to try and become more personable with their viewers by reading their emails. None of which, are positive. 7. Last White Man Alive - It's a world with only one white man left. And he's being hunted down by angry niggas. It's also a world where Patrice realizes his cast can't act. 8. The 100 Foot Black Man - Patrice becomes increasingly annoyed and smells racism when his director asks him to act like a giant gorilla. 9. Harris the Security Guard - Harris finally gets his big starring role. Sadly, it's considered the worst skit in the history of everything. 10. Dyke Punching - Patrice devises a campaign to help raise awareness of the show by knocking out a dyke every hour on the hour. 11. An Intimate Moment - Left alone with white and black Barbie dolls, Patrice puts together one of the most vulgar puppet acts in history. 12. Gripes - After 11 episodes, tension has built on the set. The cast and crew vent their frustrations at one another like any normal dysfunctional family therapy session. 13. Child Labor - Von brings her 8 year old daughter to the studio and the cast immediately puts her to work by having her direct the shoot. Special Features: Teaser -The video that started it all Deleted Scenes - Even more behind the scenes footage of this behind the scenes show! Full Episode Commentary - Provided by Patrice O'Neal, Gino Tomac and John Johnnidis