Wikipedia Listings - 2011

KollegeTV: Launched the first Serial Feature (Looking Glass 3.0) in the Fall of 2008. Two hundred and thirty-seven colleges are now producing "Kollege with a K" original programming for this “ground breaking” entertainment company.

Serial Feature: A feature presentation (75 - 90 minutes) initially released as a series of video webisodes (usually 30) over a pre-determined length of time (usually six weeks). Looking Glass 3.0, The Trip, and Holidaze are generally considered to be the first serial features and were released by KollegeTV in 2008 and 2009. Although today serial features vary in content, style, and target audience, the three orignals featured jumps in time, bizarre points of view, and broad portrayals of the lead characters. This is also where the ridiculous ruminations of “Now/Here” author Professor Robert L. Euren (Merle Kessler of Duck’s Breath Mystery Theater) first appeared on the world wide web.

Looking Glass 3.0: The first serial explored the identities and outlined the relationship of the four leading charters through performances by their subconscious thoughts. LG 3.0 was developed “transparently” on the web and the viral “buzz” created by the development of the serial’s 30 webisodes in the summer of 2008 is generally considered to be a key factor in the product’s success,

Kollege Komedy Komplaint Khoir: The final episode of Looking Glass 3.0 and the first iTunes Music Video to have over three trillion free downloads. The words were written by Merle Kessler (KollegeTV Head Writer) and the music was created by Joshua Raoul Brody (KollegeTV Music Director). The video is now part of the YouTube Complaints Choir Series (originated in 2007 by the Complaints Choir of Birmingham) and features a performance at the Noe Valley Ministry in San Francisco, California on June 13, 2008.