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Here’s The Trailer For Season 2 of James Franco’s Mash-Up Series “Making a Scene”

August 25, 2015

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In season one, they got weird with movies, so they’re on to getting weird with TV series including Freaks and Geeks.

James Franco’s experimental mash-up series Making a Scene on AOL Originals made for some really great, really weird hybrids like When Harry Met Sally being mashed-up with When Harry Met Sally to create When Harry Met Harry.

With the second season on the way, Franco and company have opted to mash-up random genres and some of your favorite TV shows including Married with Children, Breaking Bad, Game of Thrones, the aforementioned Freaks and Geeks that Franco starred in, Seinfeld, and more.

Watch the trailer for season 2 of Making a Scene here, then look for new episodes on Sept. 9th.

James Franco’s Weirdo Mash-Up Series “Making a Scene” Is Getting a Second Season at AOL

April 30, 2015

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(via The Hollywood Reporter)

We’re hoping that they’ll get weirder.

Amidst the dozens of things that James Franco juggles, his Making a Scene web series on AOL was one of the stranger, funnier things that Franco’s done. Genres, famous movies, characters, etc. were all mashed up to produce a scene with Batman and Beetlejuice or the diner scene from When Harry Met Sally except that Harry is meeting is Harry.

For the second season, fans will get to submit their favorite scenes from TV shows and they’ll go mashing up from there.

Something in the neighborhood of Breaking Bad and Arrested Development would definitely be fun to see.

James Franco’s “Making a Scene” Mashes Up Batman and Beetlejuice

September 18, 2014

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You could have a game show style wheel to pick one of the multitude of different things that James Franco does, but, in AOL’s case, he’s just getting a random classic scene from the cinematic canon from the same style of wheel and mashing it up with a genre or another classic film scene.

It’s called “Making a Scene” and it’s the reason that this pretty great, weird, mash up between Batman and Beetlejuice now exists.