strongbad_email.exe: the first hundred strong bad emails [2004] (3 discs)

Director:	Matt Chapman Mike Chapman
Writer:	Matt Chapman Mike Chapman
Composer:	Matt Chapman Mike Chapman
Songs:	John Linnell Matt Chapman Mike Chapman They Might Be Giants

IMDB Rating:	8.5/10
Amazon Rating:	5.0/5 stars
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Synopsis: The first three discs in a single set.

Reaction: Fun set if you can enjoy the nihilistic entertainment of the Homestar Runner universe.

Personal Rating: 8/10

Highlights
strongbad_email.exe Disc 3

Select Cast and Crew

Matt Chapman	=>	Director / Writer / Composer / Songs

Mike Chapman	=>	Director / Writer / Composer / Songs

John Linnell	=>	Songs

They Might Be Giants	=>	Songs

Jackie Chapman	=>	Writer (segment "Tis True, Pom Pom, Tis True")

This set contains the following titles:
Title	Year	Length (mins)	Rating (of 10)	MPAA Rating
strongbad_email.exe: Disc 1	2004	77	7	UR
strongbad_email.exe: Disc 2	2004	70	8	UR
strongbad_email.exe: Disc 3	2004	57	8	UR

Random Trivia For This Title:

The song "Different Town" on email #99 was composed by John Linnell of They Might Be Giants. if you listen to the creators' commentary for that email, you can hear what the original song sounded like.
In the 100th email, all the members of Limozeen are played by Matt Chapman.
In E-mail #55, "Cheat Talk", Mike Chapman, rather than Matt, provides the voice of Strong Sad.
All of the easter eggs that appeared on the website from which these cartoons originate still work in the DVD version; there is a special method of accessing them using your DVD player remote.
The first 100 Strong Bad E-Mail shorts were originally released on the Homestar Runner website from August 2001 to March 16, 2004.
Hidden creator's commentary is accessible by hitting the select language button on the DVD control.
Homsar was originally created only for the second e-mail, but then Matt Chapman and Mike Chapman decided to keep him around.
All of the cartoons on the DVD were made in Macromedia Flash.