The Tale Of: The Documentary That Is Now; Lost Media: The Collective History of Who Can Through the Brick the Longest, and The Tragedy That Followed Due To the Greatest Faults and Sins Throughout the History of Human Vanity (De-abridged) (1025 Remastered)

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"The Tale Of: The Documentary That Is Now;"

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The Passage of Tim Before filming

[Has Already Came to Pass]

Before filming

Before filming, there was 1921. Sliced bread was invented in 1922. Therefore, sliced bread is the best thing since this damn page. A screenwriter by the name of George P. Scuttlebathroom was intrigued in documenting the cultural importance of throwing a bricks at a billionfucking^{[Disuptedly real number]} windows.

Even Beforer Filmining

[Coming soon but less?]

The Hostages

The Passage of you Before filming

The winds whisper of a way through The Mountains of Truth...

The Passage of Mark Genuine Before filming

Hello everybody, my name is Mark Genuine, and welcome to the wiki entry for... (squints) "The Tale Of The Documentary That Is Now Lost Media The Collective History of Who Can Through the Brick-" Woah woah woah. Hang on. Does that say what I think it says? (Laughing) it says through! Lixienuine, look at this. Who would ever swap out throw with through? I mean, come on now.

The Passage of Dark Genuine After filming, with a Suspiciously Throw-Shaped Hole

Nah that wasn't me

Ego, Narcissism, Greed, and Destruction of the Human Spirit™

[[Woohoo!]]

Trivia

• This was the only episode produced before their parent network closed its doors.

• Throughout production of this episode, a solitary sink in a local bar was found to dispense nothing but chicken soup. Why it dispenses soup, where the soup comes from, why it's always hot, or why this is relevant, has never been uncovered.