Decker (TV series)
Decker is an American comedy web series and television series created by Tim Heidecker and Gregg Turkington. The show is a web spinoff/tie-in to the series "On Cinema at the Cinema" and began on July 17, 2014. Many recurring jokes and the personas and mutual antipathies expressed by Decker and Kington carry over from the relationship of the "real" actors, Heidecker and Turkington, in "On Cinema". The series is a spoof of action films, with intentionally bad production for comedic effect. It focuses on Special Agent Jack Decker (Heidecker), who attempts to stop terror attacks  before they occur. At his side is Special Agent Kington (Turkington), with recurring appearances from many guests of the "On Cinema" series, such as Joe Estevez as President Davidson, and Mark Proksch as Abdul. The series is part of the ""On Cinema" universe" which has a cult following, especially through social media. In response, Heidecker and Turkington started "Decker-Con", where new episodes of "Decker" are screened and the cast appears as their "On Cinema" characters, meeting and talking to fans. Initially an Adultswim.com series, it was announced to be moving to TV on December 17, 2015, and its fourth  season premiered on June 17, 2016, on Adult Swim. The series was renewed for a fifth and sixth season, both of which aired in 2017. Premise. "Decker" follows the adventures of Jack Decker (Heidecker), a Jack Bauer-esque conservative CIA agent, in his attempts to defeat enemies including the Taliban, ISIS, Count Dracula, environmental science, and the inept, cowardly liberal President Jason Davidson (Joe Estevez). In his quest to save America, Decker is aided by the CIA's "master of codes", the movie-obsessed Jonathan Kington (Turkington), whose name is frequently mispronounced as either Kingston or Klington. The series is  a tie-in to "On Cinema", acting as the passion project of the fictional version of Tim Heidecker. In the series, the production is extremely low quality, with CGI errors, notably overt political grandstanding, very low quality animations, misquotes and bad editing, all for comedic effect. The series is also party to overdrawn scenes, such as in season 2, where the main character sings "Our Values Are Under Attack," a partisan political song created by Heidecker. As the series progressed, more CGI was used, but used ineffectively, where sometimes effects would seem unfinished. Production. Heidecker has said of production that  there is, to an extent, purposefully little preparation in the process to make the show appear as low-quality as possible, as well as stating: "We'll also go off-script and rant a bit to get everyone confused."