Part-American, part-Scandinavian death-metal band Dethklok has a lingering effect on its fans, who take the words seriously and do anything Dethklok lyrics say. The government fears the band's influence and sets out to destroy it by covert means; for example, by sending military pharmaceutical psychotropic drug manufacturers. Deemed sociopaths for tossing hot coffee at their concert attendees, two of the band members are alcoholics, and they all have self-esteem issues.
Part-American, part-Scandinavian death-metal band Dethklok has a lingering effect on its fans, who take the words seriously and do anything Dethklok lyrics say. The government fears the band's influence and sets out to destroy it by covert means; for example, by sending military pharmaceutical psychotropic drug manufacturers. Deemed sociopaths for tossing hot coffee at their concert attendees, two of the band members are alcoholics, and they all have self-esteem issues.
Season 2 episodes
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Since Dethklok's withdrawal from the public following the purported Dethwater Live "fan attack", the world economy teeters on the brink of disaster. Dethklok is finally lured back into the outside world with their protective "pelvic-thrust mace belts" to be a part of the world's largest public execution of criminals in recorded history.
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Directed by Jon Schnepp, Chris PrynoskiWritten by Brendon Small, Tommy BlachaGuest stars Mike Keneally, Laraine Newman, Silenoz
Toki Wartooth is fed up playing in the shadow of Skwisgaar's lead guitar. Under the tutelage of a crusty old guitar master, Toki learns that the heart, too, has strings.
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Directed by Jon SchneppWritten by Brendon Small, Tommy Blacha
The wounded, the scarred, and the disfigured unite. Meanwhile, an oblivious Dethklok spends their studio time recording onto the purest of all analog formats: water.
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Directed by Jon SchneppWritten by Brendon Small, Tommy Blacha
Fearing for their safety after a public gun mishap/bloodbath, the CFO hires look-a-likes of Dethklok to make public appearances while the band prepares for a Duncan Hills Coffee promotional event.
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Directed by Chris PrynoskiWritten by Brendon Small, Tommy Blacha
Pickles' popularity soars when he gets a personal P.R. agent, prompting the rest of Dethklok to form a rival P.R. firm. Meanwhile, Pickles' P.R. woman has dark, otherworldy, and religious motives behind her Evil Press Releases.
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Directed by Jon SchneppWritten by Brendon Small, Bill Braudis, Tommy BlachaGuest stars Laraine Newman, Devin Townsend
William Murderface creates the "Nascar-type Theatrical Hybrid Event" and takes all creative and logistical control upon himself. Nathan and Pickles try to be supportive of their overwhelmed pal, while Skwisgaar and Toki attempt to get their driver licenses.
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Directed by Jon SchneppWritten by Brendon Small, Tommy Blacha
Dethklok visits the scarred and disfigured victims of recent bomb attacks in the hospital, completely unaware that Dethklok themselves are the target of the anti-Dethklok terrorist organization "The Revengencers".
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Directed by Jon SchneppWritten by Brendon Small, Tommy Blacha
When Nathan learns that his ex-girlfriend, Rebecca Nightrod, has already found new love while still in a coma, he decides to return to the dating scene. Unfortunately, the rest of the band makes it difficult for Nathan to make a true love connection.
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Directed by Mark BrooksWritten by Brendon Small, Tommy BlachaGuest stars Frankie Ingrassia, Angela Gossow, Laraine Newman
The band is fed up with Ofdenson knowing more than they do. They want their fifth of everything and decide to hire an efficiency expert to tighten up matters at Mordhaus and maximize their weekly allowance.
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Directed by Jon SchneppWritten by Brendon Small, Tommy BlachaGuest stars Brian Posehn, Gene Hoglan
When Toki gets news that his dad is dying, he's forced to travel back to his home town in Norway. The rest of the band decides to make a vacation out of it, citing "album inspiration" as their excuse to further put off working on their delayed album.
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Directed by Mark BrooksWritten by Brendon Small, Tommy Blacha
When Pickles discovers through an episode of Where are They Now Now? that Snakes N' Barrels has reunited without him for the "SOBERTOWN USA No Drugs Allowed Sober Rock and Roll Show", he and the rest of Dethklok travel to Los Angeles to put an end to the atrocity.
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Directed by Jon SchneppWritten by Brendon Small, Tommy BlachaGuest stars Mike Patton
When Pickles discovers through an episode of Where are They Now Now? that Snakes N' Barrels has reunited without him for the "SOBERTOWN USA No Drugs Allowed Sober Rock and Roll Show", he and the rest of Dethklok travel to Los Angeles to put an end to the atrocity.
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Directed by Jon SchneppWritten by Brendon Small, Tommy BlachaGuest stars Mike Patton
The world economy is crumbling and waiting for the next Dethklok album to stimulate it back into order. It’s up to Dethklok to get the album just right and finished on time.
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Directed by Jon Schnepp, Mark BrooksWritten by Brendon Small, Tommy Blacha
Dethklok’s new album is released to the world. The Revengencers make their next move. Mordhouse is directly attacked by the Revengencers, during a concert after party. Part one.
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Directed by Jon Schnepp, Chris PrynoskiWritten by Brendon Small, Tommy BlachaGuest stars George Fisher, Angela Gossow, Laraine Newman
Dethklok’s new album is released to the world. The Revengencers make their next move. Mordhouse is directly attacked by the Revengencers, during a concert after party. Part two.
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Directed by Jon Schnepp, Chris PrynoskiWritten by Brendon Small, Tommy BlachaGuest stars George Fisher, Angela Gossow, Laraine Newman
Mark HamillSenator Stampingston / Mr. Selatcia (voice)
Victor BrandtGeneral Crozier / Cardinal Ravenwood (voice)
Malcolm McDowellVater Orlaag (voice)
Brendon SmallSkwisgaar Skwigelf / Pickles the Drummer / Nathan Explosion
Tommy BlachaToki Wartooth / William Murderface (voice)
Mike Patton
Brian Posehn
Gene Hoglan
Credits
Created by
Brendon Small
Written by
Brendon Small, Tommy Blacha, Janine Ditullio, Kristofor Brown, Mark Brooks, Dani Vetere, Brian Posehn, Bill Braudis, Daniel Libman, Matthew Libman, Mark Rivers, Brian Posehn, Brendon Small
