Why the fish?
The fish (a.k.a. Sir Ramses) appeared
at the end of our first official skit
“Fowl Play” among several of his brothers. Since then, he has become somewhat of our good luck charm and has appeared in nearly every skit since.
The fish (a.k.a. Sir Ramses) appeared
at the end of our first official skit
“Fowl Play” among several of his brothers. Since then, he has become somewhat of our good luck charm and has appeared in nearly every skit since.
The fish (a.k.a. Sir Ramses) appeared at the end of our first official skit “Fowl Play” along with several of his fishy brothers.
Since then, he has become somewhat of our good luck charm and has appeared in nearly every skit since.
Alternate dimensions, ancient prophecies, time travel, intense hair competitions, wizards, detectives, Christmas escapades, Lovecraftian horrors, and so much more. In here you’ll find the collection of our short comedic skits, satirical shorts, and original films and series we love to make.
When an “Evil Nate” appears from another dimension, hell-bent on the elimination of every other Nate in the multiverse, it’s up to our hero (also Nate) to travel the unknown in order to stop the danger to Nate-kind.
When things get made, mistakes happen, laughs ensue, and goofs are had. “Behind the Making of the Scenes” is a collections of all of those mistakes, laughs, and goofs.
When Nate and Charles encounter a strange book on a quest to return a cursed artifact, they discover that the book is not just a collection of bound paper. After accidentally reading the entire thing, they realize that they have just unintentionally released every cursed demon and monster the book housed. Now, in order to remove the curse, they must face every threat in order to imprison them back into – The Demonary.
