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* ThemeTuneRollCall: The theme song introduces the four main characters.
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'''''Station Zero''''' was a [[ShortRunners very short-lived]] animated television series on Creator/{{MTV}}, airing in 1999 and then quickly disappearing from the airwaves with little fanfare. In a similar format as ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead'', the series followed four young black (and one Latino) men who, running [[ShowWithinAShow a fictional public-access television show]] called ''Live from the Bronx'', watched hip-hop videos (and the occasional rock video) and provided humorous commentary.
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'''''Station Zero''''' was a [[ShortRunners very short-lived]] animated television series on Creator/{{MTV}}, airing in 1999 and then quickly disappearing from the airwaves with little fanfare. In a similar format as ''BeavisAndButthead'', ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead'', the series followed four young black (and one Latino) men who, running [[ShowWithinAShow a fictional public-access television show]] called ''Live from the Bronx'', watched hip-hop videos (and the occasional rock video) and provided humorous commentary.
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'''''Station Zero''''' was a [[ShortRunners very short-lived]] animated television series on Creator/{{MTV}}, airing in 1999 and then quickly disappearing from the airwaves with little fanfare. In a similar format as ''BeavisAndButthead'', the series followed three four young black men (and one Latino man) Latino) men who, running [[ShowWithinAShow a fictional public-access television show]] called ''Live from the Bronx'', watched hip-hop videos (and the occasional rock video) and provided humorous commentary.
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'''''Station Zero''''' was a [[ShortRunners very short-lived]] animated television series on Creator/{{MTV}}, airing in 1999 and then quickly disappearing from the airwaves with little fanfare. In a similar format as ''BeavisAndButthead'', the series followed four three young black men (and one Latino man) who, running [[ShowWithinAShow a fictional public-access television show]] called ''Live from the Bronx'', watched hip-hop videos (and the occasional rock video) and provided humorous commentary.
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'''''Station Zero''''' was a [[ShortRunners very short-lived]] animated television series on Creator/{{MTV}}, airing in 1999 and then quickly disappearing from the airwaves with little fanfare. In a similar format as ''BeavisAndButthead'', the series followed four young black men who, running [[ShowWithinAShow a fictional public-access television show]] called ''Live from the Bronx'', watched hip-hop videos (and the occasional rock video) and provided humorous commentary.
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!!This work provides examples of:
* AccentuateTheNegative: Often used when critiquing music videos and the accompanying music.
* BlackAndNerdy: Scooter, who runs the public-access show's technological aspects.
* BrandX: Averted, as real brands were always featured prominently on the show.
* CausticCritic: Karaz and Chino.
* EndOfSeriesAwareness: In the last episode, camera man Scooter wanders off, with the rest of the cast following him, indicating that the show's writers knew that it would be the finale.
* FatBestFriend: Karaz.
* GratuitousSpanish: Often used by Latino character Chino, who is definitely proud of his Latino heritage.
* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Karaz and Chino, who are comparable to Series/SiskelAndEbert.
* ProductPlacement: ''Tons'' of it, right down to the characters wearing real brand-name apparel. Real product names were always used and displayed on the show.
* ShortRunners: ''Station Zero'' was on the air for just a few months and was then never seen or even mentioned again. The show reportedly failed to meet MTV's ratings expectations.
* ShowWithinAShow: ''Live from the Bronx'', the fictional public-access show that the four main characters run.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Karaz and Chino.
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'''''Station Zero''''' was a [[ShortRunners very short-lived]] animated television series on Creator/{{MTV}}, airing in 1999 and then quickly disappearing from the airwaves with little fanfare. In a similar format as ''BeavisAndButthead'', the series followed four young black men who, running [[ShowWithinAShow a fictional public-access television show]] called ''Live from the Bronx'', watched hip-hop videos (and the occasional rock video) and provided humorous commentary.
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!!This work provides examples of:
* AccentuateTheNegative: Often used when critiquing music videos and the accompanying music.
* BlackAndNerdy: Scooter, who runs the public-access show's technological aspects.
* BrandX: Averted, as real brands were always featured prominently on the show.
* CausticCritic: Karaz and Chino.
* EndOfSeriesAwareness: In the last episode, camera man Scooter wanders off, with the rest of the cast following him, indicating that the show's writers knew that it would be the finale.
* FatBestFriend: Karaz.
* GratuitousSpanish: Often used by Latino character Chino, who is definitely proud of his Latino heritage.
* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Karaz and Chino, who are comparable to Series/SiskelAndEbert.
* ProductPlacement: ''Tons'' of it, right down to the characters wearing real brand-name apparel. Real product names were always used and displayed on the show.
* ShortRunners: ''Station Zero'' was on the air for just a few months and was then never seen or even mentioned again. The show reportedly failed to meet MTV's ratings expectations.
* ShowWithinAShow: ''Live from the Bronx'', the fictional public-access show that the four main characters run.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Karaz and Chino.
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