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@tim_nolan introduced us to The Fist of Oblivion, a bizarre web series directed by Roman Coppola for Scion Broadband.

Scion Broadband, a lifestyle content network targeted to young, thrifty and image-conscious drivers, launched in 2006. We didn’t realize it was still kicking.

And while it’s hard to go wrong with muppets, kung-fu and mobsters, we’re glad there’s a place where Scion’s ad folk can potentially still express its creativity.

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