UWA#42--"Buy American Now": Make a Patriotic Statement against Osama bin Ladin by buying some America-themed Unicorn With An Attitude stuff that you really didn't need in the first place. It's a sequel of sorts to "The Big Sell Out" and "The Easter Merchandise Parade"--but with a special twist that's appropriate in the post September 11, 2001 era.
(File Creation Date: June 28, 2002; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 956 KB)
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UWA#41--"Stopping Lizzie": The Unicorn With An Attitude faces off against Lizzie Grubman, the public relations executive/rich lawyer's daughter who is accused of mowing down 16 patrons with her father's SUV outside a tony nightclub in the Hamptons.
(File Creation Date: August 18, 2001; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 1.4 MB)
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UWA#40--"The Dot-Bomb Generation": The Unicorn With An Attitude reminisces over the numerous Internet start-ups that are now dead and buried in their own special graves. Featuring cameos from Mr. Wong (from the now-defunct Icebox.com), the dog sock puppet (from the now-defunct Pets.com), and the red gorrilla (from the now-defunct RedGorrilla.com).
(File Creation Date: June 18, 2001; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 1.1 MB)
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UWA#39--"The Leprechaun": The Unicorn With An Attitude meets a Leprechaun With An Attitude with violent yet funny results!
(File Creation Date: March 15, 2001; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 244 KB)
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UWA#38--"Survivor": With the 2000 elections in a dead heat, the two candidates appear on the new season of the popular and controversial CBS game show Survivor--Republican presidential candidate George W. Bush and Democratic presidential candidate Al Gore. Who ever triumphs in the Austrailian Outback is the next President of the United States. (Watch out for that Unicorn With An Attitude, though!)
(File Creation Date: November 24, 2000; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 1 MB)
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UWA#37--"The Blair Unicorn Project 2: Book of Unicorn Shadows": A totally unauthorized lampoon of the second Blair Witch movie and a sequel to "The Blair Unicorn Project."
(File Creation Date: October 30, 2000; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 688 KB)
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UWA#36--"The Wrath of the Web Cam Women": Here is a movie that's literally ripped from yesterday's headlines (or the headlines that can be found in The Washington Post's Style section located in the back of the newspaper). It's a free-for-all as Courtney (of the now-defunct Latitude 11 webcam site) fights her former best friend Jenni (of the now-defunct JenniCam site) on The Jerry Springer Show while the Unicorn With An Attitude watches in the audience. Who will the Unicorn confront with its horn this time--Jenni, Courtney...or Jerry Springer?
(File Creation Date: October 27, 2000; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 1.5 MB)
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UWA#35--"Words of Wisdom From a 'Survivor'": The Unicorn With An Attitude confronts Richard, the Machiavellian winner of the hit TV game show Survivor.
(File Creation Date: August 26, 2000; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 672 KB)
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UWA#34--"Who Wants to be Rich and Famous by Degrading Yourself?": It's an unauthorized parody of so-called reality television shows like Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire?, Survivor, Big Brother, and The 1900 House.
(File Creation Date: August 21, 2000; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 1.2 MB)
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UWA#33--"The Leap Year is Coming and We are All Going to Die!": The Unicorn With An Attitude sends a message to all of the paranoid Y2K fearmongers.
(File Creation Date: February 16, 2000; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 372 KB)
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UWA#32--"The Blair Unicorn Project": A totally unauthorized parody of the film The Blair Witch Project.
(File Creation Date: October 22, 1999; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 700 KB)
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UWA#31--"Five Years Later": The Unicorn meets a fairy in a dream. Like the earlier "A Wet Dream," the Unicorn gets a very rude awakening. It's also a sequel of sorts to "Channel Surfing," "The Art Class," "Withdrawal," and "Santa's Surprise."
(File Creation Date: July 22, 1999; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 436 KB)
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UWA#30--"Nationalism Sucks!": Serbian President Slobodan Milosevich meets The Unicorn With An Attitude.
(File Creation Date: June 3, 1999; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 360 KB)
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UWA#29--"The Many Different Ways to Interpret a Television Show": A parody of the controversy that surrounded the popular British children's show Teletubbies in the United States. It's sort of a follow-up to "The Wonderful World of Children's Television."
(File Creation Date: February 28, 1999; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 148 KB)
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UWA#28--"A Congressional Question": In this sequel to "A Presidential Question," the Unicorn is taking a social studies test and gets stumped on the question that asks to name at least two functions of the Congress. Drawing upon earlier memories, the Unicorn answers that question in an unique way.
(File Creation Date: January 31, 1999; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 192 KB)
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UWA#27--"The Little Match Unicorn": A special Christmas story based on Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Match Girl. Features a special apperance of Newtie from "The Spoiled Brat."
(File Creation Date: December 1, 1998; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 496 KB)
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UWA#26--"The Future of Television Newsmagazines": A reporter is doing a live broadcast story about a mother whose child is missing. As the cameras roll the Unicorn, who found the child, brings it to the mother. Instead of calling the Unicorn a hero for rescuing a missing child, the reporter begins to gripe about how this story has a happy ending and it's a devastating blow to the ratings. The Unicorn responds in a totally unpredictable way in front of the cameras.
(File Creation Date: October 30, 1998; Screen Size: 320 x 240; File Size: 96 KB)
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