Uploaded February 2013 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
PLEASE SHARE IT IF YOU LIKE IT!
Originally made in 2009, this is not a current and timely spoof of the popular "Mac vs PC" ads from Apple. However, it IS probably totally inaccurate. Maybe the BEST "Mac vs PC" ads on the whole internets? I don't know, I'm just sayin'...
Directed by ROB WOOD
Special Thanks to Kris Diedrich for assisting on set and holding the boom mic!
Starring:
TRAVIS RICHEY as Mac
ERIC LOYA as PC
CLIVE HAWKINS as Linux
RICHARD NATHAN as UNIX
KIRK DIEDRICH as Google
and
BRYAN LOVELL as MySpace
Written by TRAVIS RICHEY
SIV-ART PRODUCTIONS
in association with
ON-PURPOSE PRODUCTIONS
and
ACME COMEDY PRODUCTIONS
(Interesting note: The script for this was originally written about 7 years ago, and forecasted not only the purchase of Youtube by Google -changed to Twitter here-, but also the release of Google's online operating system! ALso, since Myspace has since fallen out of favor to Facebook, I considered turning Myspace into Youtube, carrying a video camera, but after some research it seems that Myspace users seem to be holding strong. Plus, the feasibility of using them to launch the user base for Chromium seems more likely than using Youtube. Geek alert!)
PLEASE SHARE IT IF YOU LIKE IT!
Originally made in 2009, this is not a current and timely spoof of the popular "Mac vs PC" ads from Apple. However, it IS probably totally inaccurate. Maybe the BEST "Mac vs PC" ads on the whole internets? I don't know, I'm just sayin'...
Directed by ROB WOOD
Special Thanks to Kris Diedrich for assisting on set and holding the boom mic!
Starring:
TRAVIS RICHEY as Mac
ERIC LOYA as PC
CLIVE HAWKINS as Linux
RICHARD NATHAN as UNIX
KIRK DIEDRICH as Google
and
BRYAN LOVELL as MySpace
Written by TRAVIS RICHEY
SIV-ART PRODUCTIONS
in association with
ON-PURPOSE PRODUCTIONS
and
ACME COMEDY PRODUCTIONS
(Interesting note: The script for this was originally written about 7 years ago, and forecasted not only the purchase of Youtube by Google -changed to Twitter here-, but also the release of Google's online operating system! ALso, since Myspace has since fallen out of favor to Facebook, I considered turning Myspace into Youtube, carrying a video camera, but after some research it seems that Myspace users seem to be holding strong. Plus, the feasibility of using them to launch the user base for Chromium seems more likely than using Youtube. Geek alert!)
