| 1-900 ARCHIVE | |
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| Season 1, Episode 8 | |
Information
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| Air date | October 11, 2012 |
| Written by | Ben Minnotte |
| Directed by | Ben Minnotte |
Music
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| Opening Theme | Unknown |
| Ending Theme | Unknown |
Episode guide
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"1-900 ARCHIVE" is the eighth episode of Oddity Archive.
Summary[]
Ben discusses the old toll-numbers (Including: 800, 900, 976) and makes his own 1-900 number.
Riffs[]
- Numerous toll number commercials.
Running Gags[]
- Opening Theme: "Telephone Man" by Meri Wilson
- Closing Theme: "Can I Have My Money Back?" by Gerry Rafferty
- Company Name: Dialing For Profit Productions
- Very End Clip: A clip from one of the commercials shown.
- The Show That: None
- Cardboard Box: None. He just shows us "his 1-900 number".
- Join Us Next Time: None
Trivia[]
- This episode was on YouTube, until Ben took it down. It was later made available again on the OALostEpisodes channel.
- Ben mentions his brother.
- The recorded soundbite of Ben saying "YES!" from "American EXXXtasy" is heard, twice, during Paramount's famous "Feature Presentation" ident.
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