About Off the Air

Off The Air is an American anthology television series that premiered on Adult Swim on January 1, 2011. Each episode is composed of surreal videos, in many different formats but unified by a theme. The series is produced by Dave Hughes, previously of Adult Swim's block of shorts called "Nightmare Face." There is no plot or actors, and each episode is around 10 to 11 minutes long, just long enough for a strange trip through video and audio clips.

Making / Production

Created by Dave Hughes, a former editor of "Space Ghost Coast to Coast," Off The Air typically uses stock footage, animation, and internet videos to form a surreal, and often psychedelic, experience of visual and auditory coordination.

Actors

• There are no regular actors due to the psychedelic, surreal nature of the content.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• Off The Air does not have a regular broadcasting schedule. Instead, episodes are often aired as filler during ad breaks late at night, which adds to the surreality of the series for many viewers.
• Every episode is available for free on Adult Swim's website, and some are also available on the network's YouTube channel.

Awards

No awards recorded for the series as of now.

Quotes

• As the show doesn't have any dialogues, there are no notable quotes.

Music, Soundtrack

• Every episode features a different song during the closing credits. Some of these include tracks like "Let The Sun Shine In" by Daniel Johnston, "Helix" by Justice, and "Windowlicker" by Aphex Twin.
• Each episode features a unique mix of music ranging from underground artists to more well-known acts, all selected to fit the theme of the episode.