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Weird America - Hotel Search #3

VIDEO: This is the “Munna Bhai Chale Amrika” of a sprawling 27 part hotel search saga spanning over two decades. The third in a series of dramatic reality segments more important than the Discovery Channel itself. Far surpassing mere Oscar Winning productions entering a new cinema strata. And unlike Sergio Leone, we are contemplating sequels.

Hotel Search #1

Hotel Search #2

weird tags: Discovery Channel, Oscar, Sergio Leone, hotel search, travel, video, weird hotels

3 Responses to “Weird America - Hotel Search #3”

  1. Grace Says:

    Hi
    I saw your show on Sunday night at Blip.tv’s screening at The Pioneer Theater in NY. I loved your show, very weird, very funny. I haven’t watched all your episodes, but wonder if you’ve used a black light yet. “The Q-tip has brown edges” eeeuuuhh. I and the audience laughed our asses off. Great work!

  2. Anthony Says:

    I laughed hard. Good job!

  3. neil k Says:

    Brilliant! Optilux acually follows these same procedures each time we check in. It works! It really works. Travel tension and interpersonell paranoia simply melt away. Thanx chuck, you always have and always will, rock.
    I’ve followed your work since Weird TV in th 90s. I joined regularly on channel 30 in memphis and captured your show then analyzed it frame by frame and I must say, I believe the infamous “green second” anomaly had some deeper meaning. Then there was this bit with the stuffed monkey with rabbit ears sitting at the computer with psychadelic moaning noises and I changed completely. Whenever I go into starbucks now, thats all I see. I laugh uncontrollably to myself and remember- wherever I go, there I am.

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