ROX #71: Generation Why?

Ah, youth.

Featuring:

People

J, your bartender
B, your editor
Xy
Jenny B
Keddy McClain
Frankie Hartzell
Cedar Martin
Kyle
Ethan
Weird Jason
Yana
David the Younger
Leaf
Jo Tee
Katherine the Younger
Quinn
Soriya Pok
Jonah Schmiechen
Garrett Nelson
Marabai Parsons
Yuki Goseki
Austin Lucas
Alexis Stahl
Colin Snyder
Axel
Emma Rice
Stephanie W
Colin McClain
Sacha Vosekas
Andy Lund
Solomon Briggs
Emily Ebel-Orr

Drinx

Coffee & Frangelico
The Whiner
Bleach Blonde
Shirley Temple Blackhead

Locations

Cottage Grove
People's Park
713 East Cottage Grove
Kirkwood Avenue
Indiana Memorial Union
Rose Well House
Third Street Park
Indiana Avenue
Edgewood High School
The Young Residence

Cosmetics

Pure White 40

Gangs

Dum Hoz Wit Knives

Music By

Carl Orff
The Dirtys

Recurring Segments

Real Mail from Real People

Title: "Generation Why?"

Series: ROX
Season: three
Episode Number: 71
Production Date: unknown
Running Time: 29:30

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Reviews:

March 24th, 2006
"Our Cocaine, Cobain, Beck, Loser... Ass-end Of A Generation."

Mr. Mike: Truly the one episode of ROX that let the voice of a generation speak for itself, ROX #71 featured banana-humping from the teen art group “Another Moon Soup”, a quizzical “MTV Real World” sketch, and the charming female gang “Dum Hos Wit Knives”, who pull a drive-by fruiting.

However, this episode posed a number of unanswered questions. If the “Generation X” label was concocted by Douglas Rushkoff (stealing the name of Billy Idol's punk band), who thought it would be cute to call the next generation “Generation Y”? And why did J & B's friend give them a bottle of “Pure White 40” (a damn... [More...]

April 4th, 2006
Episode #71

Stephen Donahue: i just noticed j used a pizza express yellow cup.. ahhh, the memories of pizza express in b-town.

July 17th, 2006
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Scottica: Maybe, someday soon, a cleaver witty writer from “Time” magazine will redefine the generations with snazzy new nomenclatures. Might I suggest “generation gasp for your last breath”.

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