By the third episode, Omaha Show's format became strictly sketch comedy. This was by far the most fun we had creating the multiple pieces that went into this episode. From the balls out crazy collaboration on "Who's A Terrorist?" to the made in a day "Bluez Cluez", we've never laughed harder. Looking back, the show is very dated, even for an early 2000's standard. From a children's show featuring prostitution murder, to an ad for a 'ghettofied' fast food joint, even 'Michael Jackson's Playhouse' somehow managed to age worse over time. But it was how we learned, and it stands as time capsule to a much different time period. Honestly, I'm shocked you've continued to read and view these.