The best television show is a show called Kenny vs. Spenny. Kenny and Spenny are two best friends who compete against each other. Their competitions are ridiculous, immature and totally intense. Kenny, a witty wise-cracker and a brilliant schemer, is a goofball looking for a shortcut. He loves to humiliate Spenny and will do anything to win. Spenny on the other hand, is almost completely opposite from Kenny, who is a stressed out, neurotic, short-fused adult who believes in preparation and hard work. He’s responsible, often angry, introspective, paranoid and ethical person.
Why do they constantly compete? No one’s sure but it’s a fact that they are a pathetic example of the human species. So, if you want to be like them, I suggest you immediately contact a psychiatrist.
Each episode is typically based on a statement which sets the goal of the competition in a "who is...?" or "who can...?" style; occasionally a "first one to... loses" statement is used instead. Competitions sometimes take the familiar form of performing a task the best, such as catching the largest fish; but they are more often unusual tasks, such as who can be tied to a goat the longest. The other typical style of competition is endurance to see who can do or abstain from something the longest.
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