"[1] Every week, the show features (at least) three UCLA students who are enrolled in a class about cinematography in which Kevin Smith is the teacher.
Each episode is about seven and a half minutes in length and the basic premise of each show is to inform college students of things that can help their weekends suck less.
He is a nerdcore rapper, which means he raps about subjects such as Star Wars, video games, and unrequited love.
mc chris says, "my music is like... if Salt-n-Pepa had like a little brother that swore too much, and always got in trouble for it, and was always getting slapped in the face by his mom, like that would be the kind of records that I'm putting out."
Episode two goes to turtle races, a clothing-optional hot springs, and the Cut and Paste Digital Design Showdown.
DK takes us to Brennan's Pub in Marina Del Rey, California where they race turtles every Thursday evening.
DK decides to enter the races, but checks first with Dr. Ken Nagy, a professor in the UCLA Dept of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, as to the best way to help his turtle win.
Cat and Clint travel to the Little Caliente Hot Springs outside of Santa Barbara, where the "apparent local custom is clothing-optional."
In the first foray into an event in the Eastern Time Zone, Phil travels to Brooklyn at a leg of the Cut and Paste Digital Design Showdown.
During the intro, Phil says to Kevin, who is awaiting a slap at any moment, that Slappers is childish and he prefers "Watch me wee-wee" instead.
The show closes with Bodie putting out a public service announcement about voting to the three people watching, and promptly gets slapped by Kevin.
Episode 3 begins with Cat berating Kevin for being a two-time college dropout, and refuses to call him "el Professorio", all this from his page on English Wikipedia.
He bribes Kevin into giving him an A. Bodie's and Jeyun's report is on Samba Night at Cafe Danssa in Los Angeles.
Karla Blume, one of the co-owners of Cafe Danssa says that their patrons "love this place because it is packed, the music's great, it's live, it's wild, but it's really calm and laid-back."
He has given ice cream to such famous names as Elvis Costello, Ben Gibberd, Jeff Tweedy, and Wayne from the Flaming Lips.
Jonathan says he does not mind that Kevin is not qualified to teach, but then asks him as a teacher to help him with a scholastic problem, which is to bury a dead prostitute.
He then goes to iron in locations such as outside the Capitol Records Building, Mann's Chinese Theatre, Sunset Boulevard, and Venice Beach.
Over the credits, they remind him that lying about a job in a state university is a federal offense punishable by up to one year in prison.
In the intro to Episode 4, Kevin writes a letter to the students saying he quit because he sucks as both filmmaker and a teacher after reading the reviews of the show on the Internet.