You remember the horror stories equally as well as the good times, and this little number definitely falls into the former category. Backs against the wall, the schedule for the 200th episode of Pop-Up Video was very tight, because not only did we have interviews to perform with the few bands left that were willing to talk to us directly, it had nearly three times as many "Pops" to create and oversee as the average episode.

The network also didn't really come through with the logo we wanted for the packaging. As the old adage goes: If you want something done right, you've got to do it yourself. This graphic is what eventually aired, and it's probably my favorite Eyeboogie creation. Among other reasons, it let me breathe new life into a logo recognized worldwide, and on top of that the producers loved it.