Atomic TV’s 1999 Holiday Special: “Underdog Battles Satan Claus”

 Atomic TV’s 1999 Holiday Special: “Underdog Battles Satan Claus” (archive.org) Will this be the last Christmas of the Millennium… or the last Christmas EVER? Join Atomic TV co-hosts Tom Warner and Scott Huffines to find out, as they once again risk nervous breakdowns escorting Underdog (visionary artist Suzanne Muldowney) to the annual Mayor’s Holiday Parade in Hampden, MD. … Read more

Atomic TV’s 1998 Holiday Special: “The Year Underdog Saved Christmas”

 Join Atomic TV co-hosts Tom Warner and Scott Huffines as they once again discover the “true” meaning of Christmas. Atomic TV used to think the holidays were all about eatin’, drinkin’ and grabbin’ some Piece on Earth at the local strip club. But this year, we learned that Christmas is about the sacred and … Read more

Atomic TV #26: The “Spring Cleaning” Episode Part 1

We’ve decided to clean out our vast (and overflowing!) backlog of taped segments and foist them on unsuspecting Baltimore audiences. And what better way to start Spring Cleaning than with one’s own body? Yes, ATOMIC TV proudly presents the educational short “It’s Potty Time,” which features such musical hits as “I’m a Super Duper Pooper” … Read more

“Underdog Battles Satan Claus” – The Confrontation

Underdog Battles Satan Claus: The Confrontation “…Making it to the parade in the nick of time, Underdog shines in her 11th consecutive holiday march, only to confront her greatest challenge yet… SATAN CLAUS, a Y2K-obssessed messenger of doom who taunts Underdog and terrifies parade goers with his prediction that the world will end New Year’s … Read more

Underdog Marches for Martin Luther King, Jr.

Suzanne Muldowney joins the Martin Luther King Day, Jr. Parade “When the Negro was completely an Underdog, he needed white spokesmen. Liberals played their parts in this period exceedingly well…. But now that the Negro has rejected his role as an Underdog, he has become more assertive in his search for identity and group solidarity; … Read more