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| - | [[The Brothers Chaps]] have participated in several '''projects independent of [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]]''', especially during [[hiatuses]]. | + | [[The Brothers Chaps]] have participated in several '''side projects''' independent of [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]], especially during [[hiatuses]]. |
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| | ==Websites== | | ==Websites== |
| - | *<span id="Thorax">[[Thorax Corporation]]</span> (2000-2002) {{--}} The Brothers Chaps, primarily Matt, created this website for a fictional company that spoofs many elements common to low-quality websites in the early '00s. Though the site itself is not directly connected to [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]], elements of the Thorax Corp have been occasionally referenced in the Homestar body of work. | + | *[[Mellow Mushroom]] — [[Mike Chapman|Mike]] and [[Matt Chapman|Matt]] designed this website in 2001 for a chain of [[pizza]] restaurants headquartered in [[Georgia]]. The layout, navigation, and [[sound effects]] are similar to that of Homestar Runner, and the voices of the brothers and [[Missy Palmer]] are very distinctive. |
| - | **The fictional Thorax Corporation is a crudely-run business made up of stereotypical, overly aggressive domain-name owners.
| + | *<span id="Thorax">[[Thorax Corporation]]</span> — The Brothers Chaps, primarily Matt, created this website for a fictional company, and hid a link to the site in one of the [[Fortune Cookies]]. The Thorax Corporation is made up of stereotypical, overly aggressive domain-name owners who offer domain-name registration services while bombarding visitors with popups and ads. |
| - | **File directories on the site have been used to host Matt's former [[#Music and Music Videos|music projects]].
| + | *The Great World of Sound — The Brothers Chaps made [http://www.greatworldofsound.com/ this fake website] to promote the film they produced of the same name (see [[#Film|below]]). [[Forum:10623|According to Craig Zobel]], it was somewhat inspired by the Thorax Corporation website (see [[#Thorax|above]]). |
| - | *[[Mellow Mushroom]] (2001) {{--}} The Brothers Chaps designed the website for [[Georgia]] [[pizza]] chain {{w|Mellow Mushroom}}. The layout, navigation, and [[sound effects]] are similar to that of Homestar Runner, and the voices of the brothers and [[Missy Palmer]] are very distinctive. The website has since been redesigned.
| + | *[[Ron Planet]] — A [http://www.ronplanet.com/ comic strip] written by Matt Chapman and Craig Zobel. Accessible from the Videlectrix site's game gallery, by clicking on the Ron Planet blurb on the [[Duck Guardian 2]] box. |
| - | *[http://www.greatworldofsound.com/ The Great World of Sound Recording Comapny<!--[sic]-->!!] (2007) {{--}} Created to promote the movie ''Great World of Sound'' ([[#Film|see below]]), the site is purportedly for a shady record company. | + | *[http://www.adultswim.com/games/web/rick-and-mortys-rushed-licensed-adventure/ Rick and Morty's Rushed Licensed Adventure] {{inlinecontentwarning}} — Mike and [[Jonathan Howe]] helped create this ''[[Wikipedia:Rick and Morty|Rick and Morty]]'' [[Flash]] game for the Adult Swim website. Similar to [[Dangeresque Roomisode 1: Behind the Dangerdesque]], it is a retro-styled point-and-click adventure game released in four episodes. |
| - | **[[Forum:10623|As described by Craig Zobel]], it was partially inspired by the Thorax Corporation website (see [[#Thorax|above]]).
| + | *[http://cosmicscoundrels.com Cosmic Scoundrels] {{inlinecontentwarning}} — Starting in early 2014, Matt created this ongoing webcomic along with [[imdb:nm1635570|Andy Suriano]]. The comic contains Easter eggs in the traditional Homestar style, offsetting the darker, sketchier tone of the other illustrations. |
| - | *{{wp|Eric Conveys an Emotion}} {{--}} The Brothers Chaps guest-starred in two of Eric's "Adventure Edition" photo galleries:
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| - | **[[Eric Conveys an Emotion: The Football Game|"The Football Game"]] (2003)
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| - | **[[Eric Conveys an Emotion: The Interview|"The Interview"]] (2008)
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| - | *''[[Ron Planet]]'' (2009-2010) {{--}} [http://www.ronplanet.com/ A webcomic] by Matt Chapman and [[Craig Zobel]], centering on the last astronaut on Earth in the year 2040.
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| - | *[https://web.archive.org/web/20171208124055/https://blog.mailchimp.com/happy-holidays-mike-chapman-style-2/ "Happy Holidays, Mike Chapman Style"] (2011) {{--}} An animated customer story for email marketing service {{w|MailChimp}}. | + | |
| - | *''[http://cosmicscoundrels.com Cosmic Scoundrels]'' {{inlinecontentwarning}} (2014-2016) {{--}} A sci-fi/comedy webcomic co-created by Matt Chapman and Andy Suriano. Many pages of the comic contain Easter eggs in their text descriptions, similar to the clickable words in [[Strong Bad Email]]s. | + | |
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| | ==Television== | | ==Television== |
| - | [[File:TwitterAquabats.jpg|thumb|Matt as "Carl" (''The Aquabats! Super Show!'')]]
| + | [[File:Matt Chapman Voice Credit.png|thumb|Matt Chapman's voice credit]] |
| - | [[File:Matt Chapman Voice Credit.png|thumb|Matt's "Mermando" voice credit (''Gravity Falls'')]] | + | *''[[Wikipedia:Sealab 2021|Sealab 2021]]'' — Matt performed two songs in a [[Larry Palaroncini]]-style voice for an episode entitled [http://www.tv.com/sealab-2021/sharkos-machine/episode/380484/summary.html "Sharko's Machine"]. |
| - | *''{{wp|Sealab 2021}}'' (2000-2005) {{--}} For the episode {{w|List of Sealab 2021 episodes#Season 4 (2004–05)|"Sharko's Machine"}}, Matt performed the songs "Respek Knuckles" and "The Knowledge Hat" in an 80s-rock style similar to [[Limozeen]]. | + | :*[http://video.adultswim.com/sealab-2021/studying-montage.html Watch "Respek Knuckles"] |
| - | **[https://www.adultswim.com/videos/sealab-2021/sharkos-machine Watch "Sharko's Machine"] (cable login required) {{inlinecontentwarning}}
| + | :*[http://web.archive.org/web/20070927223320/http://www.adultswim.com/downloads/tools/audio/sealab/sealab_knowledge.mp3 Download "The Knowledge Hat"] (mirror) |
| - | **[http://web.archive.org/web/20070927223320/http://www.adultswim.com/downloads/tools/audio/sealab/sealab_knowledge.mp3 Download "The Knowledge Hat"] (mirror) | + | *''[http://www.channel101.com/shows/show.php?show_id=47 Twigger's Holiday]'' — Matt animated sequences for two episodes. |
| - | *''[https://web.archive.org/web/20050207123640/http://www.channel101.com/shows/show.php?show_id=47 Twigger's Holiday]'' (2004) {{--}} Matt animated sequences in episodes 2 and 5. {{inlinecontentwarning}} | + | *''[[Wikipedia:Yo Gabba Gabba!|Yo Gabba Gabba!]]'' — Created an animated cartoon, ''Faldarz'', for the episode "Friends". Matt later wrote and directed the show, starting in season three. |
| - | *''{{w|Yo Gabba Gabba!}}'' (2007-2015) {{--}} | + | *''[[The Aquabats! Super Show!]]'' — From the creators of ''Yo Gabba Gabba!'', Matt is co-writer, director, and appeared in multiple episodes of the show. One of his appearances had him take the role of "Carl", a masked magician who resembles and talks like [[Strong Bad]]. [[Aquabats Concert - 18 Jan 2011|This is far from The Brothers Chaps' first collaboration with the Aquabats.]] |
| - | **Created the animated segment "[https://youtu.be/iGLN677ferM?&t=1114 Faldarz and the Yellow Alien]" in the episode "Friends"
| + | *Both of The Brothers Chaps have had a [http://articles.latimes.com/2012/mar/12/entertainment/la-et-disney-animation-20120312 development deal] with [[Disney]] [[Wikipedia:Disney Television Animation|Television Animation]]. According to Matt in a [[The Jeff Rubin Jeff Rubin Show Interview - 7 July 2014|podcast interview]], he and Mike [http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jim-hill/what-would-walt-have-thou_b_8862654.html created] a pilot about a robot foreign exchange student for Disney XD. |
| - | **Mike and Matt later wrote and directed several episodes, starting in {{w|List of Yo Gabba Gabba! episodes#Season 4: 2011–2015|season four}} (2011).
| + | **''[[Wikipedia:Gravity Falls|Gravity Falls]]'' — Matt has done some writing and additional voices in certain episodes of the show. |
| - | *''{{w|The Aquabats! Super Show!}}'' (2012-2014) {{--}} <!--From the creators of ''Yo Gabba Gabba!''--> | + | **''[[Wikipedia:Wander Over Yonder|Wander Over Yonder]]'' — Matt is a writer for the episodes "The Bounty" and "The Time Bomb", while Mike helped write "The Liar". |
| - | **Matt wrote, directed, and/or starred in {{w|List of The Aquabats! Super Show! episodes|multiple episodes of the show}}.
| + | **''[[Wikipedia:Mickey Mouse (TV series)|Mickey Mouse]]'' — Matt did "brainstorming" for the short "[[YouTube:Q4uRnxBoYP0|The Boiler Room]]". |
| - | ***In the episode [[YouTube:VO4UbiPsgGE|"CobraMan!"]], he portrays wrestling-mask wearing carnival barker Carl, who resembles [[Strong Bad]] in appearance and speech.
| + | **''[[Wikipedia:Star vs. the Forces of Evil|Star vs. the Forces of Evil]]'' — Matt voices Alfonzo and other characters. |
| - | **See [[The Aquabats]] article for additional collaborations.
| + | **''[[Wikipedia:Pickle and Peanut|Pickle and Peanut]]'' — Matt provides the voice of Mr. Mjart. |
| - | *In 2012, it was reported that The Brothers Chaps had [http://articles.latimes.com/2012/mar/12/entertainment/la-et-disney-animation-20120312 a development deal] with [[Disney]] {{w|Disney Television Animation|Television Animation}}. Matt in particular ended up becoming a regular writer and voice actor for the studio's projects. | + | |
| - | **An earlier pitch for Disney was [[The Jeff Rubin Jeff Rubin Show Interview - 7 July 2014|an animated show about a robotic foreign exchange student]].
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| - | **Ultimately, the deal [http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jim-hill/what-would-walt-have-thou_b_8862654.html led to the production of] ''Two More Eggs'' ([[#YouTube|see below]])
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| - | *''[[Gravity Falls]]'' (2012-2016) {{--}} Matt [[Matt Chapman#Gravity Falls|co-wrote several episodes and voiced multiple minor characters]] in the show. Series creator [[Alex Hirsch]] has since then made crossover cameos with the Homestar Runner characters. | + | |
| - | *''{{wp|Wander Over Yonder}}'' (2013-2016) {{--}} | + | |
| - | **Matt has writing and story credits for the episodes "The Bounty" and "The Time Bomb".
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| - | **Mike has writing and story credits for the episode "The Liar".
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| - | **Series creator {{w|Craig McCracken}}'s previous show, ''{{w|Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends}}'', had [[:File:Bloostar.PNG|referenced Homestar Runner]] a decade earlier. | + | |
| - | *''{{w|Mickey Mouse (TV series)|Mickey Mouse}}'' (2013-2019) {{--}} Matt co-wrote the short [[YouTube:Q4uRnxBoYP0|"The Boiler Room"]].
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| - | *''{{wp|Star vs. the Forces of Evil}}'' (2015-2019) {{--}} Matt voices Alfonzo Dolittle and one head of a two-headed monster. | + | |
| - | *''{{wp|Pickle and Peanut}}'' (2015-2018) {{--}} Matt provides the voice of Mr. Mjärt and wrote on three episodes. | + | |
| - | *''{{w|One Dollar (TV series)|One Dollar}}'' (2018) {{--}} Matt portrays Clark Shaw, father of Cooper Shaw (played by Matt's real-life daughter Ida Chapman) in her namesake episode.
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| - | *''{{w|Amphibia (TV series)|Amphibia}}'' (2019-2022) {{--}} Matt voices Tritonio Espada.
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| - | *''{{w|The Owl House}}'' (2020-2023) {{--}} Matt voices the characters Harvey and Steve, as well as additional voices and vocals on a musical number.
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| | ==[[YouTube]]== | | ==[[YouTube]]== |
| | [[File:DooblieDoo.png|200px|thumb|The title screen of The Brothers Chaps' cartoon, [[Two More Eggs]].]] | | [[File:DooblieDoo.png|200px|thumb|The title screen of The Brothers Chaps' cartoon, [[Two More Eggs]].]] |
| - | *The Paul and Storm Nondenominational Perennial Holiday Special - Parts [[youtube:g_yRcgHFaUs|One]] and [[youtube:6IjTHARNEWc|Two]] {{inlinecontentwarning}} (2014) {{--}} [[Paul and Storm]] created a parody holiday special as a bonus relating to their {{w|Kickstarter|kickstarted}} album ''Ball Pit''. The special was released in two parts, on December 1 and 23 of 2014. | + | *The Paul and Storm Nondenominational Perennial Holiday Special - Parts [[youtube:g_yRcgHFaUs|One]] and [[youtube:6IjTHARNEWc|Two]] {{inlinecontentwarning}} — [[Da Vinci's Notebook|Paul and Storm]] created a parody of holiday specials in two parts; Part One was released on December 1st, 2014, and Part Two was released on December 23. It was created in order to serve as the $100,000 stretch goal for Paul and Storm's ''Ball Pit'' album. Mike and Matt are credited with animating the special, as well as helping to create the story. In addition, Matt voiced the character Mister Small Business. One of the backgrounds also contains a [[Videlectrix]] logo, and the "Indie Record Store" character bears a resemblance to Mike. |
| - | **Mike and Matt are credited with animating the special, as well as helping to create the story.
| + | *[[Two More Eggs]] — A series of shorts produced by The Brothers Chaps for Disney XD's YouTube Channel. |
| - | **Matt voiced the character Mister Small Business.
| + | *''[[Wikipedia:Rooster Teeth#Camp Camp|Camp Camp]]'' — Matt provides the voice of Carl, Neil's father in the [[youtube:44w3C-jLsxk|season 2 finale]] {{inlinecontentwarning}}. |
| - | **One of the backgrounds also contains a [[Videlectrix]] logo, and the "Indie Record Store" character bears a resemblance to Mike.
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| - | *[[Two More Eggs]] (2015-2017) {{--}} A series of shorts produced by The Brothers Chaps for Disney XD's YouTube channel and other platforms. | + | |
| - | *''[[Wikipedia:Rooster Teeth#Camp Camp|Camp Camp]]'' (2016{{-}}){{--}} Matt provides the voice of Carl, Neil's father in the [[youtube:44w3C-jLsxk|season 2 finale]] {{inlinecontentwarning}}. | + | |
| - | *[[YouTube:_N1Ero57iMA|Homemade Dance Party]] (2021) {{--}} Mike provided animation for this children's project posted on Missy Palmer's "Feline Revolution" channel.
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| | ==Film== | | ==Film== |
| - | *''{{w|George Washington (film)|George Washington}}'' (2000) {{--}} directed by {{w|David Gordon Green}} | + | *''[[Wikipedia:All the Real Girls|All the Real Girls]]'' — Among other things, Matt appeared as an extra known as "Strong Bad". |
| - | **The movie opens with the title card "[[Free Country U.S.A.]] presents..."
| + | *<span id="Great_World_of_Sound_(film)">''[[IMDB:tt0826547|Great World of Sound]]''</span> — [[The Brothers Chaps]] served as executive producers for this film, which was directed by [[Craig Zobel]] and produced by Missy Palmer. Matt and [[YouTube:3i9xJfBsTJc|Missy]] both make cameos as auditioning musicians. The film focuses on a scam in the music industry called "Song Sharking" and was shown at the [[Wikipedia:2007 Sundance Film Festival|2007 Sundance Film Festival]]. |
| - | **Mike Chapman is credited for "Art".
| + | **[[YouTube:C6G609-TgDE|Watch the trailer]]. |
| - | **"Mike & Matt Chapman" are listed among the individuals and organizations the movie's producers thank for their support.
| + | *Missy Palmer has a developing résumé of film credits, available at her [[imdb:nm0658371|IMDB page]]. |
| - | *''{{w|All the Real Girls}}'' (2003) {{--}} directed by David Gordon Green
| + | **Missy Palmer released her first documentary, ''[https://vimeo.com/125470964 D'artagnan is the Champion]'', about the origin story of a race horse named D'artangan. She is credited as the director and co-producer of the film, as well as one of the starring roles. Mike and Craig served as executive producers. Notably, [[Marzipan]] makes a cameo in the film, walking into [[The Field]] and remarking "[[Who Said What Now?|I'm the only girl.]]" |
| - | **Mike [[retroCRUSH Interview|worked in the art department]] and is credited as the film's Graphic Designer.
| + | ***The original trailer for the film is entirely animated, and features music and sound effects from the Homestar Runner body of work. It is not currently available online. |
| - | **Matt is credited as "Strong Bad" in the cast, appearing as a background extra.
| + | ***A second, live-action trailer, lacking any Homestar Runner references, is available [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJLHW8af-Xo here] |
| - | **In [[The Best Decemberween Ever#Commentary Transcript|the DVD commentary]] for [[The Best Decemberween Ever]], the brothers recall writing the toon while driving back and forth to {{w|Asheville, North Carolina}} to work on the film.
| + | *Matt and Craig wrote a [[stop motion]] film script entitled ''[http://screen-novelties.blogspot.com/2009/06/monster-safari-feature.html Monster Safari]'' for [[Wikipedia:The Jim Henson Company|The Jim Henson Company]] and [[Wikipedia:Screen Novelties|Screen Novelties]]. |
| - | *<span id="Great_World_of_Sound_(film)">''{{w|Great World of Sound}}'' (2007)</span> {{--}} directed by [[Craig Zobel]]<!--David Gordon Green (filming) and James Huggins (music) also show up in the credits--> | + | |
| - | **Mike and Matt Chapman are among the movie's executive producers.
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| - | **[[Missy Palmer|Melissa Palmer]] is one of the movie's producers.
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| - | **Matt and [[YouTube:3i9xJfBsTJc|Missy]] both make cameos as auditioning musicians.
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| - | **"Matt and [[Jackie Chapman]]" and "Mike Chapman" receive "Very Special Thanks" in the credits.
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| - | *''Monster Safari'' (unproduced) {{--}} Matt and Craig wrote a script for a feature-length [[stop motion]] film for {{wp|The Jim Henson Company}} and {{wp|Screen Novelties}}, [https://lostmediawiki.com/Monster_Safari_(lost_production_material_of_cancelled_stop-motion_animated_film;_2009) expanded from a 2007 short film of the same name]. Though the script was [https://screen-novelties.com/monster-safari-feature/ announced and written in 2009], the film did not enter production. | + | |
| - | *''Tangled'' (2010) {{--}} The Brothers Chaps worked on the promotional web shorts ''[https://vimeo.com/176257764 Flynn's Tangled Tales]'', later included on home video releases of the movie.<!--There is VERY little information about these shorts online, would prefer a stronger citation than IMDB.--> | + | |
| - | *''[[YouTube:NzvptIUDq9I|D'artagnan is the Champion]]'' (2014) {{--}} directed by Missy Palmer
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| - | **Missy is the narrator, director, and co-producer of this comedic documentary film.
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| - | **Mike and Craig served as executive producers.
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| - | **During a scene where Missy describes various "new things" she tried, she lists voicing "a cartoon character [[Marzipan Being Compared to a Broom|shaped like a broom]]" as a clip of [[Marzipan]] remarking "I'm the only girl" (from [[Why Come Only One Girl?]]) plays.
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| - | **The [[youtube:hbuCwi5R97A|animated trailer]] for the film features music and sound effects from the Homestar Runner body of work. | + | |
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| | ==Music and Music Videos== | | ==Music and Music Videos== |
| - | *3-Dee {{--}} Producing the song "[[Poot-Slap]]", 3-Dee was a "booty rap" band the Brothers Chaps [[retroCRUSH Interview|were members of]]. | + | *[[They Might Be Giants]] — The Brothers Chaps have collaborated several times with this band: they animated a Homestar Runner based music video for their song "[[Experimental Film]]", and appeared with [[Puppet Stuff|Homestar Runner puppets]] at their concerts. The Brothers Chaps also contributed a video, [[TMBW:Figure Eight|Figure Eight]] for They Might Be Giants' children's album, [[TMBW:Here Come the 123s|Here Come The 123s]]. |
| - | *Hi-Score {{--}} A short-lived Georgia-based {{w|indie rock}} band that Mike [https://www.nytimes.com/2003/08/28/arts/the-pop-life-kindred-world-in-animation.html was a member of in the '90s].
| + | **[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m1hr9DIb3U Watch "Figure Eight"] |
| - | *The New You {{--}} A [[Florida]]-based band Matt was the lead singer of. The band released the album ''[https://www.discogs.com/release/11467979-The-New-You-Heres-Where-Things-Turn-Around Here's Where Things Turn Around]'' in 1998.
| + | *[[Wikipedia:Of Montreal|Of Montreal]] — Matt and Mike directed the music video for the song "Heimdalsgate Like a Promethean Curse". |
| - | **This album, including two more albums and miscellaneous tracks, were [https://web.archive.org/web/20191101014944/http://www.thoraxcorp.com/mp3s/TNY/ uploaded to the Thorax Corporation site] in 2010.
| + | **[[YouTube:5VeIL7juFE0|Watch "Heimdalsgate Like a Promethean Curse"]] |
| - | *[[They Might Be Giants]] {{--}} The Brothers Chaps contributed [[YouTube:tyDamgKiaRU|the music video]] for [[TMBW:Figure Eight|"Figure Eight"]], from They Might Be Giants' children's album ''[[TMBW:Here Come the 123s|Here Come The 123s]]''.
| + | *[[Y-O-U]] — In exchange for their help with producing the [[Strong Bad Sings and Other Type Hits]] CD, Mike and Matt animated the music video for their song "LA Lindsay". |
| - | *{{wp|Of Montreal}} {{--}} The Brothers Chaps directed [[YouTube:5VeIL7juFE0|the music video for "Heimdalsgate Like a Promethean Curse"]] | + | **[[YouTube:eARKVHzCDEQ|Watch "LA Lindsay"]] |
| - | **See also [[James Huggins]] | + | *[[Wikipedia:Air-sea Dolphin|Air-sea Dolphin]] — Matt and Mike formed this band along with [[Wikipedia:Robert Schneider|Robert Schneider]] of [[Wikipedia:The Apples In Stereo|The Apples In Stereo]], [[Ryan Sterritt]], and James Huggins of [[Wikipedia:Of Montreal|Of Montreal]] and [[Wikipedia:Elf Power|Elf Power]] in 2016. They currently have two releases to their name. On June 3, 2018, they released a split EP with [[sloshy]] providing the B-sides (which, appropriately enough, consist of re-recorded versions of [[Record Store Day#The B-est of B-sides|"B-est of B-sides"]] and [[Sloshybowl|"American Football Championship"]]). They have also performed live at least three times. |
| - | *[[Y-O-U]] {{--}} Mike and Matt animated [[YouTube:eARKVHzCDEQ|the music video for "LA Lindsay"]]. | + | |
| - | *Mark Margarine {{--}} A musical alias used by Matt Chapman. | + | |
| - | **Two Mark Margarine albums {{--}} ''The Specific Ocean'' and {{w|Cover version|cover}} compilation ''Covers Annex'' {{--}} [https://web.archive.org/web/20180401080915/http://www.thoraxcorp.com/mp3s/Mark%20Margarine/ were hosted on the Thorax Corporation website] in 2010. | + | |
| - | **A track was contributed to {{wp|The Doubleclicks}}' compilation ''[https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/pleasevote The Giant Voting Mixtape]'' in 2020. | + | |
| - | *{{wp|Air-Sea Dolphin}} {{--}} Matt and Mike formed this band along with {{wp|Robert Schneider}}, [[James Huggins]] (formerly in of Montreal), and [[Ryan Sterritt]] in 2016. They currently have two releases to their name. On June 3, 2018, they released [[songwhip:airseadolphin/airsea-dolphin-sloshy-split|a split EP]] with [[sloshy]] providing the B-sides (which, appropriately enough, consist of re-recorded versions of [[Record Store Day#The B-est of B-sides|"B-est of B-sides"]] and [[Sloshybowl|"American Football Championship"]]). They have also performed live at least three times, including portraying sloshy at the [[Homestar Runner 20th Anniversary Show]].
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| - | [[File:TwitterAllHamsOnDeckPig.jpg|thumb|150px|An incredibly HAMdsome pig]]
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| - | *''Rick and Morty's Rushed Licensed Adventure'' (2014) {{--}} Mike and [[Jonathan Howe]] helped create this ''{{wp|Rick and Morty}}'' [[Flash]] game for the {{w|Adult Swim}} website. Similar to [[Dangeresque Roomisode 1: Behind the Dangerdesque]], it is a retro-styled point-and-click adventure game released in four episodes.
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| - | *''[https://colinmcinerney.itch.io/eye-eye-capn Eye, Eye, Cap'n!]'' (2018) {{--}} An extremely short game created in 24 hours for the VR Austin Jam 2018; Matt provided the voice for Cap'n Capman, whose name alludes to "Chapman".
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| - | *''[https://vacationsimulatorgame.com/ Vacation Simulator]'' (2019) {{--}} Matt is among the voice cast.
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| - | *''[https://www.lars-olson.com/all-hams-on-deck All Hams on Deck!]'' (2020) {{--}} Matt's voice clips from ''Eye, Eye, Cap'n'' are re-used, and Mike voices Hog Bad, a pig who looks like Strong Bad.
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| | ==Family== | | ==Family== |
| - | *[[If I Ran the Camera]] {{--}} Mike and Matt created this Flash slideshow for a poem that their sister [[Karen Wagner|Karen]] had written for their father, [[Don and Harriet Chapman|Don Chapman]], for Father's Day. The slideshow featured images of Don with his granddaughter [[Little Girl|Astrid Renee]] (Karen's daughter). This piece was a [[secret page]] originally posted on [[homestarrunner.com]], but it was removed sometime in 2003 after the Brothers Chaps realized that fans had discovered it. | + | *[[If I Ran the Camera]] — Mike and Matt created this Flash slideshow for a poem that their sister [[Karen Wagner|Karen]] had written for their father, [[Don and Harriet Chapman|Don Chapman]], for Father's Day. The slideshow featured images of Don with his granddaughter [[Little Girl|Astrid Renee]] (Karen's daughter). This piece was a [[secret page]] originally posted on [[homestarrunner.com]], but it was removed sometime in 2003 after the Brothers Chaps realized that fans had discovered it. |
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| | + | *On December 16th, 2011, Mike created an animated feature for the mass-emailing site MailChimp. View the article and video [http://blog.mailchimp.com/happy-holidays-mike-chapman-style-2 here]. |
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| | ==See Also== | | ==See Also== |
