I Just Found the Weirdest (and Funniest) Show on the Internet: 2Dollar.TV

Every now and then, something bizarre shows up on the internet that stops you in your scrolling tracks. That happened to me this week when I discovered a site called 2Dollar.TV—a strange, low-budget streaming platform that feels like a cross between an inside joke and an underground TV experiment. And I can’t stop watching it.

So, What Is 2Dollar.TV?

At first glance, 2Dollar.TV looks like a parody of a streaming service. The name alone made me laugh out loud. But when I clicked in… things got even weirder—in the best way.

The main attraction? A short-form video series that feels like a sitcom if you blended The Office, Portlandia, and Adult Swim together, then injected it with deadpan Midwestern humor and goats. Yes—goats.

You can find it at their website, or just simply subscribe to the @2DollarTV Instagram channel for the latest episodes. They seem to drop every morning there, and at 8 am Central on the website.

Meet Mark, Kathy… and Goat Sabotage?

The show follows two oddly endearing characters—Mark and Kathy—who spend most of their time on the couch watching TV, overanalyzing life, and reacting to the bizarre show they’re obsessed with: Goat Sabotage. That’s right. A fake show within a fake streaming site. And somehow… it works.

Episodes are only about 30–40 seconds long, but they manage to pack in surprisingly sharp comedy, tiny story arcs, and recurring in-jokes. There’s even a sentient couch subplot and a robot vacuum with a god complex. I wish I was making that up.

A Cult Following in the Making?

There’s something kind of genius about 2Dollar.TV. It feels like an anti-Netflix. No slick marketing. No “skip intro” button. No polished UI. Just bite-sized weirdness and the sense that you’ve stumbled across someone’s very creative fever dream.

Even better? It’s actually building a world. Characters reference previous episodes. Goat rivalries are forming. And yes, there’s merch—including #TeamPickles bumper stickers (again, not joking).

Is It Worth Watching?

If you enjoy quirky internet humor, meta comedy, or just need a 40-second break from doomscrolling, yes. Absolutely.

You’ll either binge all episodes in one sitting or send it to a friend and say, “I have no idea what this is, but I think you need to see it.”

Final Thoughts

I don’t know who’s behind 2Dollar.TV yet—and that’s part of the fun. The whole thing feels like it’s slowly building toward something bigger. Maybe it’ll fade into the internet void, or maybe it’ll blow up like Too Many Cooks. Either way, I’m glad I found it.

Check it out at 2Dollar.TV before everyone else does and become an early fan. Or don’t. But if you suddenly start rooting for a goat named Pickles, you’ll know why.