Translating "Studspeak"
Here’s another MAD Magazine job (October 1991) that I really enjoyed doing. Back in the early 1990s there was an inane American television game show called “Studs.” Perfect for MAD to do a spoof. Basically two “hunks” go on blind dates with the same three “babes.” Then they all appear on the show together and the “hunks” answer questions about their dates. Each correct answer get them a “stuffed heart” which is stuck on their body. The “hunk” that has the most hearts at the end is crowned “Ultimate Stud.” No surprise the questions relied heavily on sexual innuendo and double entendre. Today this show is so not PC. It was pretty bad back then too! I enjoyed doing this job, but remember, I had to watch the show for a number of weeks to do the drawing. That was painful! When I brought in the sketch for this job I never thought that I’d get an okay with no changes. I did!
I put a short link, from Youtube, to the show as a comment. Just in case you don’t know it.
Translating "Studspeak"
Here’s another MAD Magazine job (October 1991) that I really enjoyed doing. Back in the early 1990s there was an inane American television game show called “Studs.” Perfect for MAD to do a spoof. Basically two “hunks” go on blind dates with the same three “babes.” Then they all appear on the show together and the “hunks” answer questions about their dates. Each correct answer get them a “stuffed heart” which is stuck on their body. The “hunk” that has the most hearts at the end is crowned “Ultimate Stud.” No surprise the questions relied heavily on sexual innuendo and double entendre. Today this show is so not PC. It was pretty bad back then too! I enjoyed doing this job, but remember, I had to watch the show for a number of weeks to do the drawing. That was painful! When I brought in the sketch for this job I never thought that I’d get an okay with no changes. I did!
I put a short link, from Youtube, to the show as a comment. Just in case you don’t know it.