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== Computer Source Magazine ==
The January 2004 issue of Seattle-area magazine ''Computer Source'' featured a group of people who had determined how many browser windows they could open to Homestarrunner.com before the computer crashed.

== Discover Magazine ==
In the June 2005 issue of ''Discover'', in the article "A double-blind, random, case-controlled, clinical, and thoroughly unscientific study of MIT nerds" (page 43), a full-page picture shows an MIT student named Amanda Seybold wearing a Trogdor T-shirt.

== Entertainment Weekly ==
*In 2003, ''Entertainment Weekly'' proclaimed The Brothers Chaps were the "It Web Cartoonists" as part of their annual "It List," which names off who they consider to be the most significant entertainers of the year. They asked Matt whether or not they would ever consider putting Strong Bad and Homestar on TV, to which he replied: "It's more punk rock if you do it yourself." This article also mentioned the upcoming DVDs.
*HomestarRunner.com made the "100 Sites to Bookmark Now" list.

== GamePro ==

In the June 2006 issue, it says "Mario Paint was a pretty decent piece of software for the 16-bit SNES. It was educational, artistic and was even used to create the very first ''Homestar Runner'' cartoon".

== Game Informer ==
*In one issue of ''Game Informer'', during the review of the video game Baten Kaitos, it showed a picture of Kalas with the caption: "Ya gotta have blue hair!" 
*In another issue of ''Game Informer'', in the review of Alien Hominid, it mentioned that the mood of the game was far more reminiscent of Homestar Runner than of Contra.
*In yet another issue of ''Game Informer'', in the review of Street Fighter, it said "Can I interest you in some light fighting, or maybe a challenge?"
*In the April '06 issue of ''Game Informer'', Stinkoman 20X6 is named number 10 of the "Top Ten Games You've Never Heard Of", a list of shareware internet games.
*In the May 2006 issue of ''Game Informer'', the title of a box in the "Classic GI" section on Mega Man 2 is "Are you asking for a challenge?"
*In the October 2006 issue, Drew Settlemire asked for any suggestions to stop the prerelease [[jibblies]].
*In the December 2006 issue on page 56, two geeks can be seen swordfighting and calling each other nerds. One of them is wearing a Strong Bad hoodie, the design of which is available in the [[Store]].
*In the December 2007 issue on page 83, on a review for ''[[Wikipedia:Godzilla: Unleashed| Godzilla: Unleashed]]'', there is a caption that says, "[[Burninating]] the countryside."
*In the June 2008 issue, [[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]] is mentioned in the "impulse" article on page 38.
*In the February 2009 issue, Strong Bad's Cool Game For Attractive People is briefly mentioned at the end of the WiiWare section in the article "Hardcore Gamer's Guide to the Wii" (pages 12-13).
*In the July 2009 issue, the [[Strong Bad's Cool Game For Attractive People]] Collector's DVD is listed in the Connect|Gear section's Media Shelf, as the number five (of five) item on the list. (page 31)
*In the June 2011 issue, in the beginning of the reviews section (page 82), The Scoring System describes getting a 1 as "PlayStation Network. The system is down." This could be a reference to [[Techno]].

== Game-Now Magazine ==
Issue 12 of the now-defunct ''Game-Now'' magazine featured Homestar Runner as "Hot" in the "Hot or Not" section. ([http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/5953/gamennow1.jpg Scan])

== The Guardian Guide ==
[[Image:Strong Bad Emails Guard.JPG|thumb|Gaze-mazing article.]]
The internet column on September 6, 2008 featured [[Strong Bad Email]]s. Strangely, [[Strong Sad]] was described as Strong Bad's "sister". The magazine says:<blockquote>[[Strong Bad]] is an animated Mexican wrestler with [[How do you type with boxing gloves on?|boxing gloves]] for hands and is the undoubted star of surreal cartoon site [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]]. Assisted by a [[The Cheat|strangely shaped animal-of-questionable-species]] and hindered by his high-pitched, fragile [[Gender Confusion|sister]], Strong Bad's main spot is answering reader's emails - which there are hundreds to happily plough through if you've not been here before.</blockquote>

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== Hyper ==
*''Hyper'', an Australian electronics magazine, gave Homestar Runner the following mention in its special section: "Dear readers, please go to homestarrunner.com before I beat the everloving snot out of you. Sincerely, Hyper."<br/>
*In one issue, Hyper was speculating on Yetisports on console. On the subject of the internet games being published, they said, "Trogdor the Burninator for PS3 next!"
*In the October 2005 issue, a special report on Everquest had a picture of a character's behind, and in the character's speech bubble, it said, "Butt Dance, Butt Dance..."

==The Magazine==
*In the November 2004 issue, the phone tag section has a reader who says that Homestar would make an awsome guest host. They responded to this with a picture of Homestar and a quote from [[First time Here?]].

== Muse Magazine ==
An article about dragons, included in the November/December 2003 issue, contained links to [[TROGDOR!]] and [[dragon]].

== New York Magazine ==
In the November 19, 2007 issue, Homestar Runner is featured in the Animation section. [http://nymag.com/movies/features/videos/40655/]

==NGamer==
In issue #33, March, they featured a two page review of SBCG4AP's "16 Top Best Moments"

== Nintendo Power ==
[[Image:Nintendo Power Viidelectrix.jpg|thumb|"...and the humor is... well, ''unique.''"]]
*In volume 214 (April 2007) of [[Wikipedia:Nintendo Power|Nintendo Power]], [[Viidelectrix]] is featured in the Community section's "Websites" column (page 95). A screenshot of [[Population: Tire]] is also shown.
* In the May 2008 issue (Volume 229), they have a little column on SBCG4AP. The next issue (Volume 230) featured an interview with Strong Bad about the game.
*In the September 2008 issue, they discussed [[Strong Badia the Free]] and [[Baddest of the Bands]].
*The section "The Future is Now" in their June 2010 issue (Volume 225 page 55) featured a small article about [[8-Bit is Enough]].

== The Official Australian Nintendo Magazine ==
*In the December 2008 Issue (the first), Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People is mentioned in the Wiiware section as the top WiiWare game and a rating of 88%.

== Official Playstation Magazine ==
*In the Reviews section of the January, 2006 issue of this popular gaming magazine, the voice of Pac-Man in ''Pac-Man World 3'' is described as "reminding us a lot of the Homestar Runner character [[Stinkoman]], which fans of the site know is not a compliment."
*In an article about Final Fantasy, a character's name in a screenshot is [[Fhqwhgads]].

==Official Xbox Magazine==
* The newest issue has a picture of [[Wikipedia:Aqua Teen Hunger Force|Aqua Teen Hunger Force's]] Carl performing air guitar, with the caption "wheedlie, wheedlie, wheddlie, waaaah. Don't sue us."

== Owl Mag ==
Mention of "Alligator tied to a shark"- as in, bear holding a shark.
One of the April issues had this caption on the cover: PRANK'D. This is a reference to [[Teen Girl Squad]].

== PC World ==
* Homestar Runner is featured in the November 2008 issue's article ''10 Ways to Waste Time on the Web'', with a screenshot of the [[Index Page]]. It is also featured on [http://www.pcworld.com/article/151263-7/10_ways_to_waste_time_on_the_web.html its website]. 
* On the PC World website, a poster for the Wii game [[Homestar Ruiner]] is featured in a screenshot from the ''underrated'' Paint.NET on the 8th page in the article ''[http://www.pcworld.com/article/151402-8/the_10_most_overrated_products.html The 10 Most Overrated Products]''. (Although that article is also featured in the November 2008 issue, the screenshot is not.)
* Homestar Runner is also mentioned in the ''40 Fantastic Time-Wasting Web Sites'' article. [http://www.pcworld.com/article/169112-4/40_fantastic_timewasting_web_sites.html]

==PluggedIn==
The Focus on the Family media magazine "PluggedIn" featured an article on Flash content and commented on Homestarrunner.com, saying its content consisted mostly of "sophomoric silliness".

== ReadyMade ==
The August/September 2005 issue of ''ReadyMade'', a DIY magazine, features a picture of a dragon with the caption "Trogdor" scribbled onto a wall with crayon. The small article includes tips on removing crayon from one's wall. ([[:Image:File0035.jpg|Scan]])

== SBC Skateboard ==
In an issue last year, Ryan Stutt said that he totally ripped off Strong Bad for a "Sick Of It All" review.


== Star Wars Insider ==
In Star Wars Insider #66,a short story  written by Michael A. Stackpole, called Elusion Illusion featured a cantina named Homestar cantina
 
== Super Play ==
In #122 (April 2006), the Swedish gaming magazine "Super Play" had two pages about Homestar Runner. The magazine gives a brief introduction to the site as well as examples of emails sent to Strong Bad and mentions the following games: Stinkoman 20X6, Trogdor, Peasant's Quest, Secret Collect, Dungeon Man, Strong Bad Zone, and Rhino Feeder.

== Time Magazine ==
On June 30, 2003, ''Time Magazine'' ran a short article called [http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/archive/0,10987,1101030630-460201,00.html "A Star Is Born - On The Web"] which featured a picture of Homestar from [[Where's The Cheat?]], and said he was part of a funny cartoon website, [http://www.homestarrunner.com Homestarrunner.com]. The article also mentions [[Strong Bad]] (the article claims he is Homestar's "pal"), and compares Homestar and his friends to a post-modern [[Wikipedia:Peanuts|Peanuts]] gang. ([http://www.time.com/time/archive/preview/0,10987,1005126,00.html preview of the article])

== Total Gamer ==
In an article on Wii (specificly on Wii Sports) from Issue 26, on page 38, there is a picture of Cam wearing a Strong Bad hoodie.

== Tucson Weekly ==
''[http://www.tucsonweekly.com Tucson Weekly]'' had [http://www.tucsonweekly.com/gbase/music/Content?oid=oid:59640 an interview] of [[They Might Be Giants]] in their August 19, 2004 issue that included information on their relationship with [[The Brothers Chaps]]. Of particular note was the corroboration that a special [[Experimental Film]] video was being made for MTV. However, a new development is that the current internet version "is getting played on MTV in England, so it is finding some legitimate video life."

== Wired Magazine ==
*[[They Might Be Giants]] were interviewed and talked about Homestar Runner and the [[Experimental Film]] toon, among other things. Read it [http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/12.07/play.html here]. 
*''Wired Magazine'' has also featured a picture of the upcoming [[Homestar Runner RPG]]. 
*In the September 2005 issue of Wired Magazine, the Strong Bad DVD set is mentioned on page 70 under the "Play-Reviews" section.  
*The May 2006 issue lists homestarunner.com in a listing of excellent web sites providing videos on the web, and features a list of "Strong Bad's <strike>Favorite</strike> LEAST favorite blogs!"
*[http://www.wired.com/news/columns/0,71720-0.html?tw=wn_index_3 this column] on the magazine's website mentions Strong Bad.
*[http://www.wired.com/entertainment/theweb/news/2007/06/homestarrunner Homestar Runner Rejects TV to Stay True to Web] &mdash; Published 18 June 2007, John Scott Lewinski discusses [[The Brothers Chaps]]' decision to keep Homestar Runner online and not move to TV.
*[http://www.wired.com/magazine/2009/12/pl_scott_brown/ Why Some Memes Never Die] &mdash; Article about how some internet memes never go away, using the longevity of Homestar Runner as an example.

== Wonkavision ==
Issue #42 of the independent music magazine ''Wonkavision'' featured a picture of Homestar on the cover, as well as an article inside with an interview with The Brothers Chaps and several characters, plus game reviews, levels of fandom, character summaries, and random bits of info about the site and the people behind it.

== Yahoo! ==
In "The Funniest Sights on the Web" "Sketch Comedy" section, Homestar is listed as 'The unspectacular adventures of Homestar Runner, the net's dimmest (and most underrated) hero.'

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