If you were a fan of Stickman Exodus’ ruthlessly wacky humor, rejoice: the new show, entitled The Fuzz, is about an upswing in crime – and the resulting collaboration between people and puppets in the police force. The show is currently approved for a five-episode online run, with plans to develop a half-hour pilot that could lead to on-air distribution via Comedy Central.
My personal favorite episode is “Spanish Class“, where the stickpeople encounter a band of Spanish-speaking doodles and attempt to bridge the cultural gap and escape with their lives, but I can’t lie – the “VAGIZA” in Episode 1’s “Hangman” had me laughing uncontrollably for a minute or two. Odds are, you’ll be even more hyped for The Fuzz after seeing what they could do with a notebook and a pencil. Stickman netted just over 500,000 views for its six episodes, which is decently strong for typical Atom web series.
UPDATE: The creator of the series is Christopher Ford and has been corrected in the article. Previous version listed Brett Gelman and Jon Daly as creators of the new series, which is not accurate.
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