The issue opens with stylized poetry — a satirical ballad by Max Gromov filled with dark humor and tragic pathos. Television culture is targeted through a sharp parody of annoying infomercials featuring a fictional exercise machine. The authors also bring irony to classic children's TV with an absurd reimagining of 'Good Night, Little Ones!'. The issue concludes with a satirical take on Soviet history and its leaders, written in the recognizable style of Daniil Kharms.
Issue contents:
- From the authors - Introduction. Composition of the author's group.
- Poetry page - We present one of the best early works of Max Gromov...
- Sex on television - I, and, I’m sure, not only me, have finally gotten sick of this stupid TV store, which has now taken over not only the sixth, but also all the other TV channels...
- Good night kids - If the editors of MP were directing this wonderful children's program, they would look like S.N. something like this...
- History of the CPSU - Imitation of Daniil Kharms...
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