Let's Paint TV [SEP] original network
TV" was originally broadcast on Los Angeles Public-access television cable TV from 2002 through 2008; after the LA public access studios were shut down in early 2008, the show transitioned to being an online-only program. The program began receiving world-wide attention in 2006 when Kilduff began uploading video clips of his show to YouTube.
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John Kilduff conceived the idea for "Let's Paint TV" while working a different comedy Public-access show. He was waiting for a Saddam Hussein impersonator
seen in New York City and London. Clips of the show appeared on "TV's Naughtiest Blunders" in 2005 airing on England's ITV television network, and in 2008 on "Whacked Out Videos".
"Let's Paint TV" became more widely known in late 2006 when Kilduff began uploading recordings of episodes to the online video service YouTube, where it has since become a cult hit and increased his live show's viewership.
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On December 6, 2008 the last episode