"Yo Yo Yo! Timothy Dalton here, chillin' out with an ounce an' some gin and juicicles. And you know this be the shit right here. It's more over there at the moment, on account of a builder who left some sacks of concrete blocking the front door of my house. Heavy rain has set the concrete, sealing up the door and making me a prisoner inside my own semi-detached.

Forced to live for weeks on a diet of cayenne pepper and the liquid squeezed out of an old towel, I had plenty of time to collect clippings from every single newspaper and magazine I had in the house. And there were a lot of them. I'm a lonely man who reads a lot."

Shift Magazine, Feb 2002
"Mediapill's weekly celeb-riffing cartoons ("The Amazing Adventures of Robert De Niro the Balloon") are inspired, but their absurd faux-facts ("Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston's marriage is one of convenience; Brad has lost the hook that draws the ladder down from the loft, and Jennifer has extendible claw-like arms") are wickedly sublime. A+"

Evening Standard ES Magazine, November 2001
"Mediapill - The Popbitch for 2002."

topfunwebsites.com, Aug 2003
"Mediapill is a whacky site with a great archive to check out. There hasn't been a new issue for a while so you are introduced by Ainsley Harriot and a trilly little number to go with it. Interesting! Anyway, go straight to the archive and check out the past issues and especially the highlights like the triangle and square show animations."

Writers Guild of America Newsletter, February 2003
"mediapill.com (WARNING: not for the easily offended)"

The Vancouver Courier, Jan 2003
"A weekly batch of enjoyably absurd cartoon portrayals of the faux life of celebrities."

Unidentified Dutchman On An Internet Forum, August 2002
"goed man ! print en plak:
www.mediapill.com/bookofmany/
speel de nieuwe rage: hinder the swan!!"