Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2019/09/30/dick-and-stewart.html
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That was awesome and disturbing. Like Mr Benn or Henry’s Cat as commissioned by the Stasi.
That would be useful to really freak out some 6 year old kid…
I thought it would be hard to top Scarfolk, but somehow this manages it. The pitch-perfect style may well be lost on anyone not brought up in the UK in the 70s, but it transcends that and becomes something unique.
Thanks for the link. I think.
Holy shit. Well, that was disturbing. Julian Barratt was the perfect choice as narrator, too.
Yeah. This feels like Scarfolk’s media intruding into the real world.
I only got about 5 minutes in but the flashed subliminal image (couldn’t get the frame spot on but it looked like eye-surgery?) at 5:19 or so put me off my feed. I’m not a big fan of watching things that flash subliminal messages as single frame shockers… may try to watch the rest, but for now I think I’ll take a pause.
I assume this is set in scarfolk.
Though scarfolk’s reality can at any time be amended.
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That was weird…more please.
Well, that was a nice piece of fiction. I have to go now because my Ring doorbell just told me my next door neighbor just got home and Alexa says I need to order more cat food because I should be running out about now and DoorDash wants to know if I want to order my usual Monday night dinner.
WOW. That’s disturbing. I can’t wait for more.
They’ve done a great job of nailing the atmosphere of UK 1970’s crappy kiddies animation; “Mary, Mungo and Surveillance Society”.
Nailed it!
Like Donald Pleasance narating “Dark and Lonely Water?”
The apocalyptic landscape was bad enough for this Cornish boy raised with fields and rugged coastline -
That f-ed me up for weeks.
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