Adult Swim hit Aqua Teen Hunger Force, is coming to the Regency Ballroom on April 25th (tickets go on sale tomorrow morning). How is a 12-minute animated series about a shake, some french fries, and a lump of meat getting turned into a live show, you ask? Well, creators Dana Snyder and Dave Willis promise to screen unseen clips from the show, read scripts, and play music. Oh, and probably everyone in the room will be really fucking high.
Aqua Teen Hunger Force Doing Live Show at Regency Ballroom
We Didn't Get 'Wicked Pissed', But We Still Got A Little Aqua Teen Cash
So, Beantown sorta flips outa few months back (perhaps rightfully so!) at little lite-brite signs depicting Aqua Teen Hunger Force characters flipping the general populace off. City grinds to a halt -- TBS, on behalf of "Adult Swim" -- pays a nice lump of dough -- $2 million. In San Francisco, the signs were posted too, evidently, but we didn't really seen to notice or care. Regardless, we get a consolation prize of $85,000.
SFist Has a Cure For Your Bad Case of the Mondays
We could just do nothing but post clips from Adult Swim, but this one, an update of the climatic scene of "The Empire Strikes Back," pretty much sums it all up.
SFist Watches: TV This Week
Happy Halloween all you tube boobs! We sort of covered scary TV last week, so if you haven't burned your retinas watching "Breaking Bonaduce," (his jerkdom burns with the intensity of 1,000 suns!), and you still want to spend Halloween watching something scary, we suggest turning on Turner Classic Movies and calling it a day. They've got all the creepiness you need on this All Hallow's Eve.

