WORKAHOLICS
Or…you could take a break and watch full episodes of Workaholics. You can now watch the entire episodes of “Temp-Tress,” “Model Kombat” and “Old Man Ders” until three different episodes go up tomorrow. 

Or…you could take a break and watch full episodes of Workaholics. You can now watch the entire episodes of “Temp-Tress,” “Model Kombat” and “Old Man Ders” until three different episodes go up tomorrow. 

Semi-Pro Male Model Ders says—
“Workaholics is starting NOW on Comedy Central, East Coast and Central Time!  West Coast, soon.  Unless you have that cable that has the East Coast feed.  This is longer than I wanted to be, stop reading, start watching!”

Semi-Pro Male Model Ders says—

“Workaholics is starting NOW on Comedy Central, East Coast and Central Time!  West Coast, soon.  Unless you have that cable that has the East Coast feed.  This is longer than I wanted to be, stop reading, start watching!”

uncleblazer:

TYBG

No word on if a ‘Claudograph’ accompanied this pic.

uncleblazer:

TYBG

No word on if a ‘Claudograph’ accompanied this pic.

Smoke ‘em if you got ‘em.  Stomp ‘em if you drop ‘em.

Smoke ‘em if you got ‘em.  Stomp ‘em if you drop ‘em.

“We’ll go with diversity or some shit.”

“We’ll go with diversity or some shit.”

Ders preparing to take his shirt off in front of Ray Wise.

Ders preparing to take his shirt off in front of Ray Wise.

Adam, Blake and Ders with Ray Wise and director, Tristram Shapeero.

The Workaholics episode Model Kombat drew inspiration from many sources, but the final battle between Adam and Ders— which quickly becomes a battle between Adam and Blake— pays homage to one of the most memorable cult classics of the 80’s.

Bloodsport, a cinematic journey following Jean-Claude Van Damme as he competes in a dark underground fighting tournament known only as The Kumite, fueled Blake’s competitive video gaming as well as the final garage battle between former best friends (who quickly became best friends again after).

In this clip from Bloodsport, see what happens to JCVD in the film’s final battle and compare it to Blake’s predicament at the end of Model Kombat.  

Sure, JCVD is fighting in front of a blood-thirsty crowd of fight fanatics while Blake’s brawl took place in front of a bored group of office gamblers; but they’re more alike than you think.  There was even talk at one point of Karl portraying a version of the upset gambler from the movie, but ultimately the decision was made to focus on the fight at hand. 

For those scoring at home, the fight ended in a “No Contest” once Alice intervened and saved Adam from choking.  A rematch is being discussed for the TelAmeriCorp summer outing, to raise money for a charity or something.