 Conceived in the early part of the 21st century, the result of a torrid, one-night escapade gone comedically awry, James Murray birthed  Criss-Cross  shortly thereafter. Armed with nothing more than a video camera and a mound of determination, James took his newborn idea to the streets and secretly began filming real, everyday folks doing what they do best - stuff, and a whole lot of other things. As if watching unknowing people make out in the park, eat ice cream too enthusiastically, or try to old school roller skate isn t enough to leave a viewer in stitches, James decided to push the envelope a bit further. In front of a live audience, James drops out the audio, then brings in his crack team of improvisors to  dub  what they believe these people  might  be saying. Through a complex combination of chemicals and catalysts, the video is fused with the audio and voila,  Criss-Cross.  Bubbling, boiling, hysterical television.