Tomorrow’s episode of South Park tackles one of the hot topics circulating in the media – bullying. Here’s a short clip from Butterballs:
Way back in 2010, we featured a clip from Wallace & Gromit’s World of Invention, a six-part series that looks at real-life contraptions and gadgets. The series was commmissioned by the BBC, and directed by Merlin Crossingham. The full series is now available on DVD. Here’s a sample:
People born during season 1 of South Park are just now getting their drivers’ permits. Damn South Park – you old! So begins the 16th season of the show that put Comedy Central on the map. Tonight we’re treated to Reverse Cowgirl, a show about pooping, toilets and the law. My guess is this episode takes on the contraception issues circulating amongst the Republican candidates.
The unexpected merger of Aardman’s Creature Comforts and the DC character universe is DC Nation. As with Creature Comforts, sound bites from adorable youngsters are transposed onto unlikely figures for our eyeball’s pleasure. This clip probably won’t be up long – so click the triangle.
DC Nation – Aardman by redruger
The Rauch Brothers have steered yet another beautiful StoryCorps animated short through production. With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, we’re introduced to a couple in a long-distance relationship that starts with an interesting twist. Gorgeous designs by Bill Wray. Here’s To R.P. Salazar, with Love.
Kirsten Lepore’s latest work was produced for Yo Gabba Gabba!, the hit show on Nick Jr. It’s a perfect lead-in to the Christmas weekend. Merry Christmas everyone. Thanks for joining us in 2011, and here’s to an amazing 2012!
The other night on SyFy, the entire cast of Eureka were transformed into animated versions of themselves for a Christmas special. Curious Pictures handled the design and animation, which reportedly spanned the gamut of styles, from anime, CG, traditional 2D and stop-motion, which you can see in the clip below:
