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* {{Beatnik}}s: The whole MO of the show. Each of the hosts play the stereotype UpToEleven.
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* {{Beatnik}}s: The whole MO of the show. Each of the hosts play the stereotype UpToEleven.up to eleven.
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''Off-Beat Cinema'' is a [[LongRunner longtime]], low-budget midnight movie series airing out of [[UsefulNotes/NewYorkState Buffalo, New York]], featuring three beatnik hosts (The Not-So-Mysterious Zelda played by Constance Caldwell; Bird the Painter played by Anthony Billoni; Theodore the know-it-all played by Jeffrey Roberts) who showcase art flicks, B-movies, and public domain shorts. The bumper segments show the cast mixing irreverent discussion about the movie with philosophizing, poetry, musical performances, and the occasional special guest.
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''Off-Beat Cinema'' is a [[LongRunner longtime]], low-budget midnight movie series airing out of [[UsefulNotes/NewYorkState Buffalo, New York]], featuring three beatnik {{Beatnik}} hosts (The Not-So-Mysterious Zelda played by Constance Caldwell; Bird the Painter played by Anthony Billoni; Theodore the know-it-all played by Jeffrey Roberts) who showcase art flicks, B-movies, and public domain shorts. The bumper segments show the cast mixing irreverent discussion about the movie with philosophizing, poetry, musical performances, and the occasional special guest.
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"It's a mad pad dad!" -- Zelda
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The show debuted on Buffalo's WKBW on Halloween 1993 as an antidote to late-night infomercials. The show and its menagerie of flicks became popular locally, but ''Off-Beat Cinema'' didn't go national until the late-[[TheOughties Oughties]] when it was picked up by Retro TV. In 2012, the show [[ChannelHop Channel Hopped]] to Buffalo's WBBZ, where it airs at midnight on Saturdays following ''{{Svengoolie}}''.
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The show debuted on Buffalo's WKBW on Halloween 1993 as an antidote to late-night infomercials. The show and its menagerie of flicks became popular locally, but ''Off-Beat Cinema'' didn't go national until the late-[[TheOughties Oughties]] when it was picked up by Retro TV. In 2012, the show [[ChannelHop Channel Hopped]] to Buffalo's WBBZ, where it airs at midnight on Saturdays following ''{{Svengoolie}}''.
''Series/{{Svengoolie}}''.
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'''''Off-Beat Cinema''''' is a [[LongRunner longtime]], low-budget midnight movie series airing out of [[UsefulNotes/NewYorkState Buffalo, New York]], featuring three beatnik hosts (The Mysterious Zelda played by Constance Caldwell; Bird the Painter played by Anthony Billoni; Theodore the know-it-all played by Jeffrey Roberts) who showcase art flicks, B-movies, and public domain shorts. The bumper segments show the cast mixing irreverent discussion about the movie with philosophizing, poetry, musical performances, and the occasional special guest.
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'''''Off-Beat Cinema''''' is a [[LongRunner longtime]], low-budget midnight movie series airing out of [[UsefulNotes/NewYorkState Buffalo, New York]], featuring three beatnik hosts (The Mysterious Not-So-Mysterious Zelda played by Constance Caldwell; Bird the Painter played by Anthony Billoni; Theodore the know-it-all played by Jeffrey Roberts) who showcase art flicks, B-movies, and public domain shorts. The bumper segments show the cast mixing irreverent discussion about the movie with philosophizing, poetry, musical performances, and the occasional special guest.
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'''''Off-Beat Cinema''''' is a [[LongRunner longtime]], low-budget midnight movie series airing out of [[UsefulNotes/NewYorkState Buffalo, New York]], featuring three beatnik hosts (The Mysterious Zelda played by Constance Caldwell; Bird the Painter played by Anthony Billoni; Theodore the know-it-all, know-it-all played by Jeffrey Roberts) who showcase art flicks, B-movies, and public domain shorts. The bumper segments show the cast mixing irreverent discussion about the movie with philosophizing, poetry, musical performances, and the occasional special guest.
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'''''Off-Beat Cinema''''' is a [[LongRunner longtime]], low-budget midnight movie series airing out of [[UsefulNotes/NewYorkState Buffalo, New York]], featuring three beatnik hosts (The Mysterious Zelda played by Constance Caldwell; Bird the Painter played by Tony Anthony Billoni; Theodore the know-it-all, played by Jeffrey Roberts) who showcase art flicks, B-movies, and public domain shorts. The bumper segments show the cast mixing irreverent discussion about the movie with philosophizing, poetry, musical performances, and the occasional special guest.
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'"It's a mad pad dad!"'' -- Zelda
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'''''Off-Beat Cinema''''' is a [[LongRunner longtime]], low-budget midnight movie series airing out of [[UsefulNotes/NewYorkState Buffalo, New York]], featuring three beatnik hosts (Maxwell Truth, Bird the Painter, and The Mysterious Zelda) who showcase art flicks, B-movies, and public domain shorts. The bumper segments show the cast mixing irreverent discussion about the movie with philosophizing, poetry, musical performances, and the occasional special guest.
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'''''Off-Beat Cinema''''' is a [[LongRunner longtime]], low-budget midnight movie series airing out of [[UsefulNotes/NewYorkState Buffalo, New York]], featuring three beatnik hosts (Maxwell Truth, Bird the Painter, and The (The Mysterious Zelda) Zelda played by Constance Caldwell; Bird the Painter played by Tony Billoni; Theodore the know-it-all, played by Jeffrey Roberts) who showcase art flicks, B-movies, and public domain shorts. The bumper segments show the cast mixing irreverent discussion about the movie with philosophizing, poetry, musical performances, and the occasional special guest.
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Compare ''and'' contrast with both ''Svengoolie'' and ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'', in that ''Off-Beat Cinema'' covers the same kinds of movies as they do but refrain from {{MST}}. The official site is [[http://www.offbeatcinema.com/ here]].
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Compare ''and'' contrast with both ''Svengoolie'' and ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'', ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'', in that ''Off-Beat Cinema'' covers the same kinds of movies as they do but refrain from {{MST}}. The official site is [[http://www.offbeatcinema.com/ here]].
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** Oscar Wild, one of the original hosts, was named for both OCreator/scarWilde and his "wild" persona.
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** Oscar Wild, one of the original hosts, was named for both OCreator/scarWilde Creator/OscarWilde and his "wild" persona.
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* PunBasedTitle: ''Off-Beat Cinema'''s title references both the nature of the movies and the show's beatnik motifs.
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* SpecialGuest: Not so often, but the show has managed to book a few big names -- like Creator/KeanuReeves, Creator/LaurenBacall, and Creator/EmoPhillips, to name a few.
** Oscar Wild, one of the original hosts, was named for both OscarWilde and his "wild" persona.
* SpecialGuest: Not so often, but the show has managed to book a few big names -- like Creator/KeanuReeves, Creator/LaurenBacall, and Creator/EmoPhillips, to name a few.
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** ''Off-Beat Cinema'''s title references both the nature of the movies and the show's beatnik motifs.
** Oscar Wild, one of the original hosts, was named for bothOscarWilde OCreator/scarWilde and his "wild" persona.
* SpecialGuest: Not so often, but the show has managed to book a few big names -- like Creator/KeanuReeves, Creator/LaurenBacall, and Creator/EmoPhillips, to name afew.few.
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** ''Off-Beat Cinema'''s title references both the nature of the movies and the show's beatnik motifs.
** Oscar Wild, one of the original hosts, was named for both
* SpecialGuest: Not so often, but the show has managed to book a few big names -- like Creator/KeanuReeves, Creator/LaurenBacall, and Creator/EmoPhillips, to name a
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->"There are too many words to describe ''Off-Beat Cinema.'' It's comic, it's zen, it's images, it's words, it's feeling. And most of all, it's java!"
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* SpecialGuest: Not so often, but the show has managed to book a few big names -- like KeanuReeves, LaurenBacall, and EmoPhillips, to name a few.
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* SpecialGuest: Not so often, but the show has managed to book a few big names -- like KeanuReeves, LaurenBacall, Creator/KeanuReeves, Creator/LaurenBacall, and EmoPhillips, Creator/EmoPhillips, to name a few.
