List of Off the Air episodes

Off the Air is an American anthology television series created by Dave Hughes for Adult Swim. Presented without explanation or narration, the series is a showcase of surreal footage—animations, short films, music videos, viral videos, film and TV clips, stock footage and morphing psychedelic imagery—arranged around a single loose theme (expressed in the episode title) and blended without pause into a single continuous presentation. In putting an episode together, Hughes seeks clips "with some kind of truth or integrity to them", opting for both viral videos in addition to ones with fewer view counts;[1]:86 Original pieces are also commissioned.[1]:89

The series premiered with the episode "Animals" at 4 a.m. on New Year's Day 2011. It has since continued airing in this time slot—considered a graveyard slot in broadcast programming—with the exception of "Space", which premiered in a marathon of the series during the daylight savings transition of 2–2 a.m on November 5, 2011.[2] Because of this and its small selection of episodes, the series remains relatively unknown on the network.[1]:82 However, Austin McManus of Juxtapoz, in expressing praise for the series, noted word of mouth to be "gradually spreading" about it.[1]:82 He and the network also described the show as a cult phenomenon.[1]:89[3]

The second season premiered on August 28, 2012; a special 22-minute episode, entitled "Dan Deacon: U.S.A.", premiered during it on July 6, 2013. A third season, consisting of three episodes, premiered on December 31, 2013. The fourth season premiered on September 2, 2014. The series' production crew announced that during this season, the show will start airing on a weekly basis, with three new episodes starting December 2014.[4] A second special—the second season episode "Nightmares" played in reverse—aired after Halloween night on November 1, 2014.[5] The third, an animated music video for Deacon's song "When I Was Done Dying", from his 2015 album Gliss Riffer, aired March 24, 2015.[6]

A compilation of videos that were once considered to be featured in the first season had been published on the network's official blog.[7][lower-alpha 1] These videos, extending into its second season as well as hosting various other supplemental material, have since been published onto Network Awesome.[8]

Series overview

Season Episodes Originally aired
First aired Last aired
1 5 January 1, 2011 June 1, 2012
2 4 August 28, 2012 October 1, 2013
3 3 December 31, 2013 April 22, 2014
4 4 September 2, 2014 January 6, 2015
5 TBA July 21, 2015 TBA
Specials N/A

Episodes

Season 1 (2011–12)
No.
overall		 No. in
season		 Title Original air date Prod.
code		 U.S. viewers
(millions)
11"Animals"January 1, 2011 (2011-01-01)101N/A

Surreal footage of animals.

Featured videos

  1. The Big Bounce from the Prelinger Archives
  2. Excerpt from El hombre y la Tierra
  3. Zodiac Animals by Adam Fuchs (credited as Lilfuchs)
  4. Japanese macaque stock footage from Getty Images
  5. Cows and Zebras by Taras Hrabowsky
  6. Meow Mix by Cyriak Harris
  7. Triple Jump advertisement for Japan Airlines
  8. Lizard stock footage from Corbis Motion
  9. Music video for "The Music Scene" by Anthony F. Shepperd
  10. 3D end credit animation by Adam Bruneau
  11. Cheese rolling footage from SoGlos

Featured music

  1. "Baltihorse" by Dan Deacon
  2. "Zodiac Shit" by Flying Lotus
  3. "Let the Blind Lead Those Who Can See but Cannot Feel" by Atlas Sound
  4. "The Music Scene" by Blockhead
  5. "Star Spangled Banner" by Black Lips

22"Food"May 25, 2011 (2011-05-25)102N/A

Surreal footage of foods and drinks.

Featured videos

  1. The Big Bounce from the Prelinger Archives
  2. Think Globally, Act Locally by William Lamson
  3. Food by Dax Norman
  4. Digestive System by Flix Productions Medical Animation
  5. The Huber Experiments – Vol. 1 by Erik Huber and Matthew Huber
  6. Stock footage supplied by iStock
  7. Unabomber Speckles drawing by R. Land
  8. Western Spaghetti by PES
  9. Music video for "We Want Your Soul" by Happy[9][lower-alpha 2]
  10. Something by Cyriak Harris
  11. Ecological Apple by Andreas Soderberg
  12. Oyster Vision by Coral Morphologic
  13. Automato by Bill Feinup and Barry Kudrowitz

Featured music

  1. "Quick Canal" by Atlas Sound (featuring Lætitia Sadier)
  2. "Bruschotti" by Longmont Potion Castle
  3. "The Flying Nun" by 9 Lazy 9
  4. "We Want Your Soul" by Freeland
  5. "Let's All Go to the Lobby" by Filmack Studios

33"Dance"September 3, 2011 (2011-09-03)103N/A

Surreal footage of dancing.

Featured videos

  1. The Big Bounce from Prelinger Archives
  2. Involuntaries 4 by Foofwa d’Imobilité, Vea Lucca and Alan Sondheim
  3. Opening credit animation by Mark Phillips
  4. Music video for "Buchstabe" by Knorkator
  5. Modern Daydreams 1: Deere John by Mitchell Rose and BodyVox
  6. Stock footage supplied by iStock
  7. Protective Cover (The Condom Song) by Nrityanjali Academy (from the India HIV/AIDS Alliance)
  8. Indian Dancing Prank by Christian von Nathusius
  9. Angry Industrial Dancer in Little Saigon by Duy Huu Luu (also known as Tank Nine)
  10. Music video for "Tush It" by Liam Lynch
  11. Music video for "Vessel (Four Tet Remix)" by Bison[10][lower-alpha 2]
  12. Peacock Spider by Jurgen Otto
  13. Robots Dancing by Jean-Charles Bazin and Young Cheol Lee

Featured music

  1. "Buchstabe" by Knorkator
  2. "5 AM (I Love My Haters)" by Clams Casino
  3. "Electrohead" by Combichrist
  4. "Tush It" by Liam Lynch
  5. "Vessel (Four Tet Remix)" by Jon Hopkins
  6. "Woof Woof" by Dan Deacon
  7. "She's Hot" by Clams Casino

44"Space"November 5, 2011 (2011-11-05)104N/A

Surreal footage of outer space.

Featured videos

  1. Freedom 7 footage supplied by NASA and the Internet Archive
  2. Porculpa by Lyn Hagan
  3. Opening credit animation by Adam Fuchs; stock footage provided by Getty Images
  4. Toy Robot in Space! by James Trosh
  5. Giant Leap by Kyle Botha
  6. Zeroing by Andrey Nepomnyaschev
  7. Space Ghost character design by Alex Toth, featuring the voice of George Lowe (archived recording from the Space Ghost Coast to Coast episode "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed")
  8. Hell / ????? by David OReilly
  9. Excerpt from In Saturn's Rings by Stephen Van Vuuren[lower-alpha 3]
  10. Noisebox in Space by 12foot6
  11. Music video for "A Glorious Dawn" by John Boswell of the Symphony of Science (featuring Carl Sagan and Stephen Hawking)
  12. Music video for "Quantum Leap" by Thomas De Rijk
  13. Apollo 11 launch footage by NASA; telecine by Spacecraft Films

Featured music

  1. "The Grey Ship" by EMA
  2. "Terra Incognita" by Atlas Sound
  3. "A Glorious Dawn" by John Boswell (see featured videos)
  4. "Quantum Leap" by Slugabed and Planet Mu
  5. "Decollage" by Les Balayeurs du désert

55"Body"June 1, 2012 (2012-06-01)1051.087[11]

Surreal footage of bodies.

Featured videos

  1. CORDS (hear us and have mercy) by Sara Lundberg; a cappella performance by Linda Ohlin, Carina Aronsson, Gustav Nordlander, and Carl Slettengren
  2. Stock footage supplied by iStock and the Internet Archive
  3. Photos of the Visible Human Project supplied by the United States National Library of Medicine
  4. All Ways by Color Chart
  5. Take This Pill by David Firth
  6. going to the store by David Lewandowski
  7. Hot Dog Hustle by Thomas Hunter
  8. SyncBody by Daihei Shibata; artwork by Hiroshi Sato
  9. Sossidge Arms animated shorts by Chriddof
  10. Go Pro On a Hula Hoop by Nick Saik
  11. Amalgamide Tide by Taras Hrabowsky
  12. Stinks by Glogman Johns
  13. 15 Denier by Harry Handyside

Featured music

  1. "Quitters Raga" by Gold Panda
  2. "All Ways" by Corduroi
  3. "Little Ships" by Jean-Jacques Perrey
  4. "PLMS_IV_D" by Yaporigami and +MUS
  5. "Baby's Arms" by Kurt Vile
  6. "Pigsy in Space" from Journey to the West

Season 2 (2012–13)
No.
overall		 No. in
season		 Title Original air date Prod.
code		 U.S. viewers
(millions)
61"Falling"August 28, 2012 (2012-08-28)2010.807[12]

Surreal footage of free falling.

Featured videos

  1. Experience Human Flight by Infinity Lift
  2. Falling to Hell by Devin Flynn
  3. Music video for "My Machine" by Daniels
  4. Giant 6 ft. Water Balloon by Gavin Free
  5. Stock footage supplied by iStock and Corbis Motion
  6. Hövding in Action footage supplied by Hövding
  7. In the Fall by Steve Cutts
  8. Valse statique et la théorie du combo by Maxime Bruneel
  9. Fugue/Trampoline performance by Yoann Bourgeois (for ZAT Montpellier)
  10. Derty Falling by Taras Hrabowsky

Featured music

  1. "The Vision" by Ian Brody
  2. "My Machine" by Battles (featuring Gary Numan)
  3. "Lo Lindora" by Kodak to Graph
  4. "New Direction" by Black Lips
  5. "Oceanview" by Atlas Sound
  6. "Coming Down" by Dum Dum Girls

72"Color"October 30, 2012 (2012-10-30)2021.008[13]

Surreal footage of colorfulness.

Featured videos

  1. LSD Girl footage provided by T3Media
  2. Head On by Lior Ben Horin
  3. This Girl Can Handle a Shotgun!! by Brandon Gibson
  4. Music video for "Grindin'" by Rogier van der Zwaag
  5. The Biggest Domino Circle – 11,000 Dominoes! YouTube Record! by TheRealMcJoni and TheDominoator
  6. Dahlia by Michael Langan
  7. Music video for "The Doldrums" by Plastic Horse
  8. Music video for "Dinosaurs" by Kristofer Ström
  9. Paint by Sony Bravia and Fallon London
  10. Music video for "Datamosh" by Yung Jake
  11. Bars & Tones by Andre Chocron
  12. Optimist by Brian Thomson
  13. Stock footage supplied by iStock

Featured music

  1. "Grindin'" by Nobody Beats The Drum
  2. "The Doldrums" by Paul White
  3. "Dinosaurs" by 16bit
  4. "La Gassa Ladra" performed by the Czech Philharmonic; performance conducted by Senja Karel
  5. "Datamosh" by Yung Jake
  6. "Perpetuum Mobile" by Penguin Cafe Orchestra
  7. "Serve The People" by Handsome Furs

83"Nightmares"December 22, 2012 (2012-12-22)2031.259[14]

Surreal footage of horror.

Featured videos

  1. Real Demons Caught on Tape by Justin Martinez
  2. Music video for "Plaster Casts of Everything" by Patrick Daughters (of Riff Raff Films)
  3. Superduper by Thomas de Rijk
  4. Coaster Test by Steve Cutts
  5. Headcleaner by Alessandro Bevari
  6. Her Lovely Fears by Ben Wheele
  7. Homelands by Jimmy Joe Roche
  8. Zombie Bands Suck by Liam Lynch
  9. Stock footage supplied by iStock
  10. You Ruined It by Michael Langan
  11. Crooked Rot by David Firth; music by Marcus Fjellström
  12. Nightmares Fear Factory Souvenir Fear pictures provided by Nightmares Fear Factory; image manipulation by Geoffrey Lillemon (of Random Studios), Christy Karacas, Brandon Lively, Dax Norman, Trey Wadsworth, Terry White (of Fly Bitches)

Featured music

  1. "Journeyman" by Amon Tobin
  2. "Plaster Casts of Everything" by Liars
  3. "Headcleaner" by Einstürzende Neubauten
  4. "Dust Flesh and Bones" by Matt Elliott
  5. "Battery Point" by Beak

94"Light"October 1, 2013 (2013-10-01)2040.942[15]

Surreal footage of light and brightness.

Featured videos

  1. Combustion by Renaud Hallée
  2. Opening title by Chill Fuse
  3. Music video for "Natural Thing" by Johan Rijpma
  4. Light Drive by Kim Pimmel
  5. Glowing Man by Jacob Sutton
  6. Jelly Trip Experience by Burkhard Reike
  7. Dubstep Dispute by Jason Charles Giles
  8. Flawed Symmetry of Prediction by Jeff Frost
  9. Richard Feynman's Fun to Imagine: Seeing Things courtesy of T3Media[lower-alpha 4]
  10. Music video for "The Sky Was Pink" by Morgan Beringer
  11. I See You by Jacob Streilein
  12. Light by David Parker

Featured music

  1. "Natural Thing" by Nobody Beats The Drum
  2. "Candy Shoppe" by Emeralds
  3. "Knights of Cydonia (Nostalgia Dubstep Remix)" by Andrew Hill[16][lower-alpha 2]
  4. "The Sky Was Pink" by Vessels

Season 3 (2013–14)
No.
overall		 No. in
season		 Title Original air date Prod.
code		 U.S. viewers
(millions)
101"Robots"January 7, 2014 (2014-01-07)3011.156[17]

Surreal footage of robots.

Featured videos

  1. Jelly Wobbler by Nik Ramage
  2. Ants in My Scanner by Francois Vautier
  3. Robogran by Cyriak Harris
  4. Robot footage provided by DigInfo
  5. Music video for "Kill Your Co-Workers" by Mike Winkelmann (credited as Beeple)
  6. Michael by Space Shower Networks (jp)
  7. God Knox by Kokofreakbean
  8. Music video for "Boss Wave" by Kristofer Ström
  9. OstrichCopter by Pricordia; footage supplied by Viral Spiral
  10. Raw Data by Jake Fried
  11. BigDog Beta by Pantless Knights
  12. Drawing Apparatus by Robert Howsare
  13. AI vs. AI by Igor Labutov and Jason Yosinski
  14. Aerial Technology demo reel footage provided by Uncage the Soul
  15. Stock footage provided by iStock

Featured music

  1. "Andrew" by Jonwayne
  2. "Blinding" by Zach Schimpf
  3. "Kill Your Co-Workers" by Flying Lotus
  4. "Boss Wave" by Xilent
  5. "Dental Fur" by Freescha

112"Nature"December 31, 2013 (2013-12-31)3021.005[18]

Surreal footage of nature.

Featured videos

  1. Visions of the Wild film by the United States Department of Agriculture from the Prelinger Archives
  2. Music video for "Brats" by Ian Cheng
  3. Hyper Geography by Joe Hamilton
  4. Stock footage provided by Getty Images
  5. 24,480 Minutes with an Australian Tree Fern by The Upthink Lab
  6. Fungia Food by Coral Morphologic
  7. Music video for "Staring out the Window" by Ninian Doff
  8. Woos by PetPunk
  9. What's Up? by Liam Lynch
  10. A Walk in the Woods by Weebl
  11. Madam Butterfly by Gabriel Kempers
  12. Land by Hiraoka Masanobu
  13. Music video for "The Ghostly Voices Once Said!" by Randy Knott

Featured music

  1. "Brats" by Liars
  2. "Into the Deep Time (One Sun)" by Candy Claws
  3. "Staring out the Window" by Fulton Lights
  4. "What's Up?" by Liam Lynch
  5. "Humming Chorus" by Giacomo Puccini; performed by Apollo Symphony Orchestra
  6. "The Ghostly Voices Once Said!" by Randy Knott

123"Worship"April 22, 2014 (2014-04-22)3030.992[19]

Surreal footage of worship, deities and other religious imagery.

Featured videos

  1. Sadhus: India's Holy Men by Bedi Films and Denis Whyte
  2. Music video for "Bye Bye Macadam" by Dimitri Stankowicz
  3. Hypnogogs by Paul Hartner
  4. Jesus Pwn3d U by Barats and Bereta
  5. DoomII: The Circular Ruins by Noah Spidermen
  6. Unabomber Speckles drawing by R. Land
  7. Enter the Mystic by Dax Norman
  8. God Smash by Taras Hrabowsky
  9. Totem by Caleb Wood
  10. Magma by Dvein
  11. Astroblast by Alexandre Lehmann
  12. Stock footage provided by Getty Images and iStock

Featured music

  1. "Cannons" by Little Scream
  2. "Bye Bye Macadam" by Rone
  3. "The Circular Ruins" by Zac Traeger
  4. "Christian Connections" by Longmont Potion Castle
  5. "Bummer Dreams" by Elvis Depressedly
  6. "Jesus Was Way Cool" by King Missile

Season 4 (2014–15)
No.
overall		 No. in
season		 Title Original air date Prod.
code
131"Hair"September 2, 2014 (2014-09-02)401

Surreal footage of hair.

Featured videos

  1. Words of Wisdom by Matthew Silver and Rony Portillo
  2. Flora by Aaron Michael
  3. Hairsperiments, etc. animations by Beeple
  4. Beach Bums by The Great Nordic Sword Fights; original music by Groundislava
  5. Virtual reality haircut simulator footage by DigInfo
  6. Wigella by Geoffrey Lillemon; robotics by Neil Mendoza
  7. Hair Growth Experiment by David Birdsell
  8. The Fly by Liam Lynch
  9. Music video for "Ascension" by Charles Bergquist[20][lower-alpha 2]
  10. robothair.mov by Bernardo Britto
  11. Hairy Monsters by Gerald Zahn
  12. "MeMime" in Haircut Store by Alan Resnick
  13. Shake by Carli Davidson and Variable
  14. Stock footage provided by Getty Images, iStock and Pond5

Featured music

  1. "Backwell" by Beak
  2. "Cut That Mullet" by Wesley Willis
  3. "Ascension" by Tycho
  4. "Shave My Pussy" by Chad VanGaalen

142"Death"December 30, 2014 (2014-12-30)402

Surreal footage of death.

Featured videos

  1. One Got Fat from the Prelinger Archives
  2. Yield by Caleb Wood
  3. Stillicide by Eric Ko; music by Alex Cook
  4. Stock footage provided by iStock and Getty Images
  5. Music video for "Beat the Drum Slowly" by Chad VanGaalen
  6. Crowd Dynamics/UFO by David Fothergill
  7. Music video for "Arterial" by Christophe Thockler
  8. Checkpoint by Robby Rackleff
  9. Death Fest by Kutay Cengil
  10. The Jump by Charles Huettner
  11. Life Is Flashing Before Your Eyes by Vince Collins; song by Lewis Motisher

Featured music

  1. "Dream House" by Deafheaven
  2. "Stillicide" by attks
  3. "Beat the Drum Slowly" by Timber Timbre
  4. "Arterial" by Lusine
  5. "Ocean Death" by Baths

153"Sports"December 23, 2014 (2014-12-23)403

Surreal footage of sports.

Featured videos

  1. Your Highness by Max Hattler
  2. Oolympacs by Johnny Woods
  3. Stock footage provided by iStock
  4. "Bim Bam Boom" clip from Forbidden Zone by Richard Elfman
  5. Magic Ball Man by Maximilien Czech
  6. Cody Jumps Skip by PixelWorkers
  7. Music video for "I Didn't Know That" by The Books
  8. Frisbee God by Malcolm Sutherland
  9. Ghillie Ball by Dave Hughes, Adam Stockett, and Alan Steadman
  10. Data by WOLFSHIRT (Mark Fingerhut)
  11. Citius, Altius, Fortius by Felix Deimann
  12. Red Bull Winch Sessions footage courtesy of Red Bull Media House North America

Featured music

  1. "Feel the Drip" by Black Moth Super Rainbow
  2. "All That Matters" by Professor Kliq
  3. "I Didn't Know That" by The Books
  4. "Airlock" by Bayou
  5. "Instant Disassembly" by Parquet Courts

164"Transportation"January 6, 2015 (2015-01-06)404

Surreal footage of transportation.

Featured videos

  1. Gravity by Hadas Fisher-Oren
  2. Opening title created by Tori Cook
  3. "JP Auclair Street Segment" from the film All.I.Can by Sherpas Cinema
  4. Departures by Cy Kuckenbaker
  5. The Motorcade by International Geographic
  6. Rollerman by Danny Strasser; music by Michael Beckmann and Melina Fessmann
  7. METRO Re/De-construction by Christopher Douglas Coleman
  8. Psycho City by Vince Collins
  9. Bubblegum Fannypack by Richard Dicko Mather
  10. Let's Paint, Bicycle & Blend TV by John Kilduff
  11. Sketch Three: Avant-Garde (R.P.M. 2) by Ryan Fox
  12. Music video for "Cadillac Dreams" by Great Nordic Sword Fights
  13. Scene 2 by Kim Laughton
  14. 3K Project TrackMania 2: Canyon (Slow Mo Version) by RickardRick

Featured music

  1. "The Lens" by Thee Oh Sees
  2. "Dance Yrself Clean" by LCD Soundsystem
  3. "Cadillac Dreams" by Birdy Nam Nam
  4. "Rain on a Highway" by Daughn Gibson

Season 5 (2015–present)
No.
overall		 No. in
season		 Title Original air date Prod.
code
171"Liquid"July 21, 2015 (2015-07-21)501

Surreal footage of liquid.

Featured videos

  1. Run Walter Run footage provided by Newsflare
  2. Phantom Water Reel by Chris Bryan
  3. Helium Shark by Thomas Marque
  4. Ice Crystal Timelapse by Shawn Knol
  5. Additional photography provided by Alan Steadman
  6. Machine Networks 2013 by Ryan Tyler Martinez of the Southern California Institute of Architecture
  7. Most Incredible Volcano by Geoff Mackley
  8. BBBB by Natalia Stuyk
  9. A Family Affair by Ed Schrader, Kevin Sherry, and John Voigt
  10. Bubble Device #2 by Nicholas Hanna
  11. Music video for "Bryn Marina" by David Jude Harris
  12. Splashy Duck by William Anderson
  13. Atomic bomb footage provided by VCE Digital, Inc.
  14. The Huber Experiments – Vol. 2 by Erik and Matthew Huber
  15. Vagabond Mutant Liquid by Tobias Stretch
  16. Dry Lights by Xavier Chassaing; composed by Thomas Vaquie
  17. Kayakers in Drainage Ditch by Rush Sturges and Ben Marr

Featured music

  1. "Parade (Dominik Eulberg Remix)" by Rone
  2. "Summer Storm" by Fox + Sui
  3. "Bryn Marina" by Sound of Ceres
  4. "Vertical" by Vessels
  5. "Great River Road" by Zach Schimpf
  6. "The Mountain Dew" by the Clancy Brothers

182"Conflict"October 27, 2015 (2015-10-27)502

Surreal footage of conflict.

Featured videos

  1. Anatomy of a Street Fight: How to Win When You're Outnumbered by Don Wasser from PFS Video, Inc.
  2. Opening title animations by Sean Buckelew, Kyle Mowat, Jonathan Djob Nkondo, and Caleb Wood
  3. Bloops by Johnny Woods
  4. Music video for "Green" by bif
  5. Plug Party 2K13 by Albert Omoss
  6. Unabomber Speckles drawing by R. Land, with stock photos provided by iStock
  7. Angry Ram Destroys Punching Bag by Marty Todd
  8. Pivot by Albert Omoss
  9. The Angry Prokaryote by Caleb Phoenix Plesant
  10. Cody's Positive Affirmations by Joseph Bennett
  11. SSI's Shred of the Month: "The Monster" by SSI Shredding Systems, Inc.
  12. 31 Ways to Say Fuck Off by Emanuele Kabu

Featured music

  1. "Thug It Out" by TT the Artist
  2. "Green" by Azel Phara
  3. "Squid Sandwich" by Longmont Potion Castle
  4. "The Picture" by Ty Segall
  5. "Scud Books" by Hudson Mohawke

193"Holes"November 24, 2015 (2015-11-24)503

Surreal footage of holes and other openings.

Featured videos

  1. DIY weatherize hole tutorial by alantutorial
  2. Stock footage provided by Pond5 and Shutterstock
  3. Inside Me by Dmitry Zakharov
  4. Abstraction 48 by Morgan Beringer
  5. Excerpt from Rejected by Don Hertzfeldt
  6. Hole Loop by Drew Tyndell
  7. Music video for Boys Latin by Isaiah Saxon and Sean Hellfritsch
  8. Stare Down by Michael Shanks
  9. Down the Rabbit Hole by Merijn Hos
  10. Shelter by Carl Burton

Featured music

  1. "Léviathan" by Flavien Berger
  2. "Boys Latin" by Panda Bear
  3. "Left Speaker Blown" by Liars

204"NEWNOW"December 29, 2015 (2015-12-29)504

New Year's Day special set to miscellaneous footage, with six original songs by various artists.

Featured videos

  1. Opening title by Natalia Stuyk
  2. "Planet Earth: Birds of Paradise" provided by Getty Images
  3. Bird of Paradise Hook Up by Jamie Margary
  4. Amalgam by Jack Turpin
  5. Totally Normal by Andrew Benson
  6. Hug by Julia Pott
  7. Ghillie OneWheel footage by David Lewandowski
  8. Excerpt from the music video for "Morgan 3000" by Benjamin Janos-Szabo Hunter
  9. BDAY/KSS/TMLSS/LST_RLM by Kidmograph
  10. Landscapes by Amy Lockhart
  11. Drone footage by Renee Lusano
  12. Cavernous Womb by Annapurna Kumar
  13. Last Ex - Girl Seizure music video by Gabriel Mangold
  14. Swirls by Masanobu Hiraoka
  15. Wake Up To The New Now by Matthew Silver
  16. Additional animated loops by:
    • Zachary Zezima
    • Kevin Eskew
    • Annapurna Kumar
    • Julia Newhide
    • Jack Turpin
    • Alan Jennings
    • Andrew Benson
    • Allegra Jones
    • Adriana Trukillo
    • Benjamin Janos-Szabo Hunter
    • Rachel Seropian
    • Tim Brown
    • Gina Maune
    • Dina Kelberman
    • Kaylee SooHyun Lee
    • Ana Mouyis
    • Sian Bliss
    • Maureen Kuo

Featured music

  1. "Pursuer" by Sound of Ceres
  2. "It Can Feel So Good" by Zammuto
  3. "What's It Like There Tomorrow" by Zach Schimpf
  4. "I Think I'm A Ghost" by Ed Schrader's Music Beat
  5. "Change Your Life (You Can Do It)" by Dan Deacon
  6. "Laurie" by EMA

Specials
Title Original air date U.S. viewers
(millions)
"Dan Deacon: U.S.A."
"Dan Deacon Special"		July 6, 2013 (2013-07-06)0.962[21]

Surreal footage of landscapes in the United States, with music by Dan Deacon from the album America.

Featured videos

  1. El hombre y la Tierra excerpt
  2. Radical Updates by Andrew Benson
  3. Cityscape Chicago by Eric Hines
  4. Space Station footage provided by Image Science and Analysis Laboratory at the NASA John Space Center
  5. Groosland by Dutch National Ballet; footage provided by Poorhouse International, Ltd.
  6. CGI space objects by Adam Bruneau
  7. American Harvest provided by Prelinger Archives
  8. Head On by Lior Ben Horin
  9. Murmuration by Liberty Smith and Sophie Windsor Clive
  10. Cy's Sunrise Lefts by Cyrus Sutton and Korduroy.tv
  11. Moonwalk performance by Dean Potter; cinematography by Reel Walter Productions, Ltd.
  12. Primavera Concert Footage by Tom Bingham, Gill Austin, Jonathan Rej, and Jeff Crocker
  13. Stone Mountain Ghillie Suits; cinematography by Alan Steadman, featuring Cody DeMatteis and Zach White
  14. Additional stock footage provided by iStock and Pond5

Featured music

  1. "U.S.A." by Dan Deacon

"Seramthgin"November 1, 2014 (2014-11-01)N/A

"Nightmares" played in reverse.

Featured videos

  1. Nightmares Fear Factory Souvenir Fear pictures provided by Nightmares Fear Factory; image manipulation by Geoffrey Lillemon (of Random Studios), Christy Karacas, Brandon Lively, Dax Norman, Trey Wadsworth, Terry White (of Fly Bitches)
  2. Real Demons Caught on Tape by Justin Martinez
  3. Crooked Rot by David Firth; music by Marcus Fjellström
  4. Stock footage supplied by iStock
  5. You Ruined It by Michael Langan
  6. Zombie Bands Suck by Liam Lynch
  7. Homelands by Jimmy Joe Roche
  8. Her Lovely Fears by Ben Wheele
  9. Headcleaner by Alessandro Bevari
  10. Coaster Test by Steve Cutts
  11. Superduper by Thomas de Rijk
  12. Music video for "Plaster Casts of Everything" by Patrick Daughters (of Riff Raff Films)

Featured music

  1. "Battery Point" by Beak
  2. "Dust Flesh and Bones" by Matt Elliott
  3. "Headcleaner" by Einstürzende Neubauten
  4. "Plaster Casts of Everything" by Liars
  5. "Journeyman" by Amon Tobin

"Dan Deacon: When I Was Done Dying"
"DDWIWDD"		March 24, 2015 (2015-03-24)N/A

An animated music video for the Dan Deacon song "When I Was Done Dying", from his 2015 album Gliss Riffer.

Original animations by (in chronological order)

  1. Jake Fried
  2. Chad VanGaalen
  3. Dimitri Stankowicz
  4. Colin White
  5. Taras Hrabowsky
  6. Anthony Schepperd
  7. Masanobu Hiraoka
  8. Caleb Wood
  9. Kokofreakbean

Featured music

  1. "When I Was Done Dying" by Dan Deacon

Explanatory notes

  1. ↑ These compilations were removed following a redesign of the network's website.
  2. 1 2 3 4 Artist uncredited
  3. ↑ Formerly titled Outside In, as credited
  4. ↑ This segment was erroneously stated to be a clip from Richard Feynman's Fun to Imagine: How Mirrors Turn You Inside Out in the episode's credits.

References

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  3. ↑ "Adult Swim Summer Singles Program Returns with a Free 15-Track Digital Compilation of Never-Before-Released Songs" (Press release). Turner Broadcasting System. June 10, 2013. Retrieved January 10, 2014 – via The Futon Critic.
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  6. ↑ http://pitchfork.com/news/58930-dan-deacon-shares-when-i-was-done-dying-animated-video/
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