A Dose of Buckley

== Summary ==
A Dose of Buckley is a comedy web-series created by Canadian comedian and radio host Adam Buckley. It is released weekly on Buckley's official YouTube page, as well as his official website. Episodes discuss a variety of topics, including public figures, current events, and pop culture. The series has also branched into several sister series, which look at more specific topic areas. Buckley describes it as "angry humour from an angry man."
==History==
A Dose of Buckley started in late 2009, and it originally was posted exclusively in MP3 format on Buckley's website. The first piece of content on Buckley's YouTube channel is a parody of a television ad, entitled "Leather Daddy's Furniture", which was uploaded on December 14, 2009.  
On May 30, 2013, Buckley announced on his Facebook page that he had reached 250,000 subscribers on YouTube.
As of August 24, 2014, about 217 pieces of content, including Supplements, has been created and uploaded to his YouTube channel, which does not include promotional content such as Nerd Rants and You Are Not Special.
==Format==
Each Dose is a comedic rant usually centering around a current topic of discussion or trend. In general, an episode will have a duration from four to seven minutes, though some are shorter and some longer. Although the episodes are released on YouTube, Buckley typically does not appear on camera, instead recording his voice and placing images in the videos. These images often have text added to them by Buckley that gives them a comedic effect as well. However, Buckley has stated he preferred when he could make the series with audio only.
Buckley has made a few videos on camera, including the cooking video "Baking with Buckley - Trick or Treat Cake", "Uncle Buckley's Storytime - Go the Fuck to Sleep", and as his fictional character "Jason" in "So You Want to Be a YouTube Commentator? - A Dose of Buckley Special Presentation", "Jason's J'opinions #187: Gun Control", and "Jason's J'opinions #320: Make Your Own Bag of Ice!"
In earlier Doses, there was an introduction voiced by a female, whom Buckley said was his girlfriend; these intros stopped after the two broke up.
==Episodes ==
#London Transit Commission Strike
#Cosmopolitan Magazine
#Wal-Mart Greeters
#Tiger Woods
#New Year 2010
#Forum Trolls
#Stereotypes
#Haiti
#Blippy
#Dalton McGuinty
#Bar Sluts
#2010 Winter Olympics
#SexEd
#2010 Winter Olympics Recap 14b. 2010 Winter Olympics Recap Correction
#Ambulances
#Chinese Buffet
#Paying for Facebook
#BBM 
#Minimum Wage in Ontario
#The iPad
#Ke$ha
#Baja and Celebs
#Telemarketers
#Taco Bell
#ADD and ADHD
#Buckley vs Brandt
#Count Chocula
#YouTube Comments
#Kristen Stewert
#World Cup
#Miley Cyrus
#Buckley vs Protest
#Clickjacking
#Coupons
#Ashley Anne Kirilow
#Dexter Action Figure
#Facebook Stalking
#Missioning
#GameCrush.com
#TSA
#Slander
#Grammys 2011
#YouTube Comments 2
#Rebecca Black
#Slutwalk
#Burqas in France
#Federal Election 2011
#Gas Prices
#Mark Zuckerburg
#Canada's Post
#Gay Marriage
#Buckley vs Women
#Rap Dances
#Internet vs Music
#Planking
#Child Molesting Priests
#10th anniversary of 9/11
#Scarlett Johansson's (and others) Leaked Pics
#Facebook Changes
#Calling in Sick
#Brand Loyalty
#Occupy Wall Street
#Movember
#London Rippers
#Double Standards
#Santa Claus
#Karma
#Movie Remakes
#Tim Hortons Cup Sizes
#SOPA and PIPA
#Super Bowl
#Grammys 2012 (and Adele)
#Saving Money
#Marriage Fraud
#Dubstep
#London Ontario Riot
#Google Glass
#Stand Your Ground Law
#Viral Videos (Hot Problems)
#The Death Penalty (Vince Li)
#Twitter
#Requests
#Floyd "Money Mayweather"
#London Apple Store
#YOLO
#Colorado Theater Massacre
#2012 Olympic Logo
#London Rippers Fold
#Canada's 2012 Olymic Metal Count
#McCafe
#Todd Akin / "Legitimate Rape"
#Kim Kardashian: Cancer Sympathizer
#Gay Marriage 2 (and Jehovah's Witnesses)
#Gangnam Style
#Trick or Treating
#The Laws of YouTube
#Spoiled Kids and Technology
#Unions and Twinkes
#Nationalism in Sports
#Music Fans
#Twitter 2 (#CutForBeiber)
#The NHL Returns
#Manti Te'o's Fake Girlfriend
#Respect (Penelope Soto)
#Originality
#Billboard and YouTube
#Apologies for Comedy
#SimCity Launch
#Easter and Religion
#Jocks vs Nerds
#Facebook Memes, Viral Marketing and Gullible Idiots
#4/20      
#3D Print Your Own Gun
#Amanda Bynes
#Tourists Raped in india
#Nostalgia
#Brand Loyalty 2
#Obesity
#The Zimmerman Trial
#Celebrity Overdoses (Cory Monteith)
#Canada vs Verizon  
#30 is the new 20
#Ben Affleck is Batman
#Miley Cyrus 2
#David Chappelle's Return          
#Ylvis - The Fox  
#The Pussification of Youth in Canada
#"We" in Sports
#The Literal Butchering of the English Language
#Rob Ford
#X-Copper Legal Services
#Google+ and YouTube
#Kim Kardashian Philanthropist Extraordinaire 133-B. Kim K: Philanthropist Extraordinaire FOLLOW-UP!
#Phil Robertson (Duck Dynasty)
#Selling Out
#Prostitution in Canada       
#Radio and Facebook
#JB: A Year in Review                  
#Valentines Day
#Celebrities Coming Out (and Ellen Page)
#The CRTC vs Porn
#Colorado: High on Taxes
#YouTubers are Rich
#No Makeup Selfie Campaign
#Target in Canada    
#The Chainsmokers-#Selfie
#Nostalgia 2 (Buzzfeed)
#Comic Book Movies
#Patience
#Isla Vista Shootings
#Metalheads (Babymetal)                                       
# Hypersensitivity                                       
# KFC Charity Hoax?                                       
# Crowdfunding
# Soccer and North Americans
# Censorship (Greenpiece vs Warner)
# (Not) A Random Video
# William Shatner: Social Media Elitist
# Ice Bucket Challenges                                       
# The Fappening                                       
# Body Shaming (All About that Bass)                                       
# Apple's Diversity Report                                       
# Useless YouTube Comments                                       
# Canada's Sociopaths                                       
# Nintendo Fans Are Morons                                       
# Ebola and Doctor Chris Brown, Conspiracy Theorist                                       
# Comic Book Movie Overload                                       
# Double Standards: Statutory Rape Edition                                       
# Taylor Swift: Creator of Rare, Important Art                                       
# Jian Ghomeshi: The Only Bad Person in Canada                                       
# Nice Guy Syndrome                                       
# Kaley Cuoco: Destroyer of Equal Rights 
# Canadian Copyright Shakedown
# TLC Kickstarter 174-B TLC Kickstarter Follow-up
# Anti-Vaxxers
# Kayne West: Defender of Artistry
# You're Weird, And That's Ok (Furries)
# Fines for Bad Reviews
# Michelle Rodriguez: Savior of White Superheroes
# Jay Z's "Tidal" (and Music Piracy!)
# Otherkin
# Gwyneth Paltrow and the Food Bank Challenge 
# YouTube: A Giant Garbage Can (According to Seinfeld)
# Fox News vs The Alternative Media
# Can't Graduate? Just Sue!
# Deflategate, GoFundMe, and Stupid Sports Fans
# Caitlyn Jenner vs. Drake Bell vs. Society
# Apple and Exclusivity in Music
# Uwe Boll vs. Kickstarter
# Etsy: Saving Morons from Themselves Since 2015
# Public Nudity and The Oppressive Patriarchy
# Guns on Drones...Yep, That's a Thing
# Pro Athletes Make Too Much (Or Do They?)
# Miley vs. Taylor and Sex vs. Violence
# Sex Ed
# Twitter and Celebrity Worship
# The Internet: Your Inescapable Permanent Record
# Canada's Elections: An Absolute Circus
# The Arguments of Pro-Gun People
# The Rise and Fall of A Dose of Buckley
# Bacon: It's Cancer-riffic!
# Mystery Subscription Boxes
# Career Suicide (Zayn Malik)
# Netflix and Chill
# George Lucas: Victim of White Slaves
# Free Speech vs. Hypocrisy (Charlie Hebdo)
# Amy Schumer: Twitter Hero
# Doctor B.o.B.: Planetary Scientist
# Buzzfeed Canada vs. White Men
# Kylie Jenner: The One True Kylie(tm)?
# Donald Trump and the Rich Refugees
# Dating for Dorks
# And Justice for None (Jian Ghomeshi)
# Mississippi Earning (The Religious Freedom Act)
# YouTube vs. The Record Labels: Goliath vs. Goliath
# Movie Theatre Etiquette
# The Oculus/Consumer Rift
# Drinking While Pregnant: A Human Right
# Celebrities vs. Entitled Fans
# Canadians Can Be Assholes Too!
# Brock Turner: Mommy's Lil' Sexual Predator
# Pride vs. BLM vs. The Police
# Pokemon Go: For '90s Kids Only
# Kim and Kanye: California State Criminals
# Bad Sushi = Cultural Appropriation
# Doping in Sports
# Paris Hilton: Potential Terror Target
# Music Fans vs. Poser Celebs
# Triggered by Twitter (Ellen and Usain)
#* The Right Generation (Not Numbered)
# Fair Use Falsehoods (Released after Dose #231)
# YouTube Ads: Not for Everybody? (Released before Dose #230)
# Pharrell and the Future of Creativity
# Feminism vs. Feminism
# No Business Like School Business
# Britney Spears vs. Relevancy
# Political Correctness vs. Halloween (Knott's Berry Farm)
# Check Your Facts!
# President Trump
# Musicians vs. Cellphones
# Chipotle vs. Personal Responsibility
# Nintendo vs. Mobile Gamers
# 2016: Celebrity Assassin
# Corporate-Sponsored Memes (Black Beatles)
# Piers Morgan: Defender of Masculinity
# Hashtags and Hypocrites (#deleteuber #boycottstarbucks)
# Black Lives Matter vs. Justin Trudeau
# Katy Perry vs. THE SYSTEM!
# PewDiePie vs. YouTube
# Sunrise Records: The Craziest Company in Canada
# Fiverr: Proud Sponsor of the Race to the Bottom
# Lady GaGa's Lust for John Wayne
# Harry Styles' Fans vs. Spotify
# Slayer vs. Special Snowflakes
# USA vs. Canada: Net Neutrality (and Milk!) Edition
# Artistic Inspiration = Cultural Appropriation
# Meghan Trainor: Shaper of Modern Music
# How NOT to Become Famous (Starring PWR BTTM)
# SJWs vs...Lou Reed?!
# The YouTube Subscriber Conspiracy
# Halsey: The Pop Singer Who Hates Pop
# Health Care
# 5 Years of Gangnam Style
# Chester Bennington Murder Conspiracy
# Buzzfeed: Celebrating REAL Heroes
# The Gender Pay Gap in Sports
# Music Festivals vs. Personal Responsibility
#TaketheKnee
# Taylor Swift vs...3LW?
# Marvel: Selling War to Kids!
# California's Third Gender
# Celebrity Scumbags
# The War on Christmas
# Researching Milennials
# The Disney/FOX Merger
# Ladies Night = Human Rights Violation
# Amazon Go: Today's Technology Tomorrow
# Justin Timberlake's Problematic Whiteness
# YouTube's Ad Revenue Stream: Slowly Drying Up
# Arming Teachers: An Actual Idea The President Had
# Free Speech vs. Trump's Twitter Account
# The New Roseanne is ALL RIGHT
# The YouTube Shooter vs. Social Media
# Uptown Funk vs. The '70s and '80s
# Amazon's Two Finger Prime
# Incels
# LGTBQ Gatekeeping ft. Hayley Kiyoko
# Deadpool 2: Woke, But Not Woke Enough
# Demi Lovato's Funny Sexual Assault Prank
# Trump vs. Canadian Shoe Smugglers
# Obsessed Fans vs. Jeffrey Dean Morgan
# Buckley vs Burnout (Hiatus Announcement)
Episode 	Title 	Available on 	Release Date
Number One 	London Transit Commission Strike	ADoB Website, YouTube	December 6, 2009
Number Two 	Cosmopolitan Magazine 	ADoB Website, YouTube	December 11, 2009
Number Three	Walmart Greeters 	ADoB Website, YouTube	December 18, 2009
                                  
===Supplements Series===
As well as the regular episodes of A Dose of Buckley, there are several sister series of the main one called "supplements", each of which center around a more specific premise. When a video for one of these series is made, it is posted as the weekly video and not in addition to another one.
The Ten Worst Songs of 20xx
Main article: The Ten Worst Songs of 20xx
"The Ten Worst Songs of 20xx" videos, or simply "The Ten Worst Songs", are Buckley's most successful videos on YouTube. Made once at the end of each year since 2010, each video lists ten charting songs from its respective year that Buckley believes to be the worst of that year. Mainly the videos look at each song's lyrics and theme, as well as its music track. The songs on the list are not all necessarily ones that were released in the video's corresponding year, but Buckley explains they qualify for the list because they did not chart until that year. For example, in "The Ten Worst Songs of 2012", the song "We Are Young" by fun. made the list even though it was originally released in 2011. So far, nine videos of "The Ten Worst Songs" have been made, the most recent in December 2018. They range from 10 to 30 minutes in length.
===Musical Autopsy===
Main article: Musical Autopsy
"Musical Autopsy" is a more regularly made series about music, with many episodes made each year. Each Musical Autopsy follows a very similar premise to the "Ten Worst Songs" videos. However, the episodes are much shorter (around the length of a regular Dose) and usually break down just one song, though a few have focused on several songs from one artist. Like in the "Ten Worst Songs" series, Musical Autopsies expose a song (usually for the worse) by looking at its lyrics and theme, while sometimes analyzing the music as well. Every episode ends with Buckley saying, "This has been Musical Autopsy; bag it and tag it," followed by the sound of a zipper.
=== Buckley Reads Tweets ===
Main article: Buckley Reads Tweets
"Buckley Reads Tweets" is a video series where Buckley reads a collection of tweets based on different topics, for example from rappers to Directioners throwing hissy fits about Zayn's departure from One Direction.
===Advice No One Asked For===
Main article: Advice No One Asked For
"Advice No One Asked For" is Buckley's satirical advice column series in the form of videos. In each episode, he reads a letter supposedly written to a real advice columnist, then answers it in what is typically a much more negative manner, but also more realistic. He ends each episode by addressing the writer of the original letter: "I'm Buckley, and you're welcome."
===Scumbags of the Internet===
Main article: Scumbags of the Internet
"Scumbags of the Internet" consists of Buckley examining someone online he dislikes and making fun of them in a comedic way. Sometimes the person is a celebrity, while other times they are "some regular dipshit". Although Buckley is very negative in "Scumbags of the Internet", he has stated that the point is not to harass them or degrade them, but to point out their flaws in a humorous fashion.
===How Not To Get A Job in the Radio Broadcasting Industry===
Main article: How Not to Get a Job in the Radio Broadcasting Industry
Three episodes were made in this series, in which Buckley visits the website Milkman Unlimited, an online tool to find radio jobs in Canada. There, he looks at advertisements made by aspiring radio personalities trying to get jobs in the business, which he believes are prime examples of how not to be offered such a position. Ads will be criticized for things such as bad grammar, voice, and credibility.
===Bad Head===
Main article: Bad Head
Edition 1 of "Bad Head" was released in April of 2010 on Buckley's website only. In it, he reads various recent news headlines from various sources and joked about them, despite some the headlines being serious or tragic news stories. Edition 2 was posted in June of the same year on both the website and YouTube; the serious then went into a more than three-year hiatus. It was brought back on July 21, 2013 with its third and most recent episode. Buckley stated he brought back the series "because it's my channel; I can do whatever the fuck I want with it, that's why."
===Commercial parodies===
In addition to these spin-off series, Buckley has also made several satirical TV advertisements for fictional companies. While these are not as well known as some of his other content, Buckley's first YouTube video was a commercial parody, entitled "Leather Daddy's Furniture".