Liquid Television - Recurring Segments

Recurring Segments

• Winter Steele – A puppet show about a biker chick searching for her long-lost love.
• Soap Opera – A parody of daytime soaps, with bars of soap as the actors.
• Cut-Up Camera – A parody of Candid Camera involving outrageous situations.
• Miss Lidia's Makeover to the Stars – A short about an unseen makeup artist (with live-action hands) who gives celebrities mock make-overs via her computer.
• Invisible Hands – About a turban-clad sleuth who solves murders.
• Buzz Box – A short with changing patterns set to rock music.
• Stick Figure Theatre – A series of shorts recreating scenes from popular movies using stick-figures drawn on 3 × 5 cards.
• Dangerous Puppets – About two puppets who violently destroy each other.
• The Art School Girls of Doom – A live-action short starring 2 art school girls.
• Footworks – Stories featuring footprints as the characters.
• Aeon Flux – About a scantily-clad female secret agent (later spun off into its own series; also adapted into a 2005 live-action film starring Charlize Theron).
• Beavis and Butt-head – About two adolescent morons who cause their own trouble, twice it appeared on the show, later spun off into its own series.
• Psychogram – A series of stories using various postcards.
• The Specialists – A 10-episode series about three private detectives.
• Dog Boy – A live-action, comic book-style story about the adventures of a young man who received a dog's heart in a medical transplant.
• The Adventures of Thomas and Nardo – A computer animated series about a man and his anthropomorphic house done in a 3D paper-style, created by Mark Beyer. It had an original soundtrack composed by The Residents.
• Speedbump the Roadkill Possum – About a possum who often gets run over.
• Was (Not Was) – A series of fast-paced chalk animations to the tune of songs by the titular band.
• Uncle Louie – A series of comic book style cut out animations involving an older yet ecstatic uncle and his nephew in a miscellaneous adventures.
• Bobby & Billy – A series of cut-out animations, drawn similar to Norman Rockwell paintings, about two younger boys who display malevolence and immoral behavior in various situations. The cartoon often satirizes indecency set in the 1960s.
• The Head;- Animated series about the adventures of a yound man who has an alien hatch out of his head.
• The Maxx - Animated adaptation of comic book series The Maxx, the story follows the dual-reality adventures and struggles of the Maxx, and his social worker Julie. Aired on MTV's Oddities, which was a sub-category of Liquid Television in the 1990s.