Which Balir Witch came first, Hollywood’s or Vilpchul’s? If you know your history, you’d have to say Vilpchul’s, but we understand there are still contrary opinions on this. We know which one takes less time to watch, though.
Starring everyone’s favorite shortbus savant with superior American Idol abilities (and an surprise future as Nintendobo). This was the final episode of LHPC’s 2005 run (the station was shut down & padlocked a couple of days later). Click for the full 41 minute episode (99 cents): iPod, Windows Media
Episode pharmacy, 99 cents a dose (Prickle, a bit shorter, is 69).
Skiddles: iPod, Windows Media
Prickle: iPod, Windows Media
Al (the Slug): iPod, Windows Media
Reducey-Risk Reindeer: iPod, Windows Media
Barry Bible: iPod, Windows Media
Dobo Disty AKA Nintendobo: iPod, Windows Media
Ratty is on a quest for the only thing that really matters in life: crunchy breakfast cereal. But wait—perhaps there’s a technologically advanced box of some sort that can assist our rat….
Tea without sugar is an international crime—except in Asia. Hmmmm. Nintendobo discovers how deep the rabbit hole goes; all the way down to…no, not into the wilds of faded Maoism! Yipe!
Sclops.com, the site of our pal Stephen Lewis in Scotland
Pickle Surprise: A surreal masterpiece from the late Tom Rubnitz
Cookie Monster vs. Technology: Early Henson broadcast from the Ed Sullivan days
The 80’s inspiration for 28 Days Later Beware…the dancers!!
Games Yanks Can’t Wank: 7 Sins
