El Disc Jockey Campeon

A singing disco puppet disc jockey who references John Travolta! How charming, you might be thinking. But there you would be wrong.

Better Than Star Wars

Online Puppet - Phil Fumble - Winin' Boy

Just messin' around with the concept of the intertubes as toy. Holy Warbles has an interesting selection of musical tastes, and also a cool little embed service that links to many of his/her/its tracks as a playlist. The site is beautiful auditorily and visually. Either way, it has plenty of embeds, from differing services.

In conjunction with that, I was thinking of how to make an online puppet. A moronically featureless one, and I knew I had to use Flash because Shockwave is a thing of the past, really. So I searched for an online Flash Generator and found http://www.effectgenerator.com/ which let's you kinda build real flash - no ads but if you wanna "keep" your flash you have to buy it, other than that they will host it. But no redirects or limit to how many attempts to get it right. Pretty cool.

So I took the embedded music from Holy Warbles upload of Jelly Roll Morton's equisite Winin' Boy, and said "Now who's the winin' boy puppet gonna be?" The answer: Phil Fumble, because he ain't never satisfied despite his relationship with the fine ass Fritzi Ritz. He is, for all intents and purposes, a winin' boy. Plus he looks like Frank McHugh

INSTRUCTIONS: Start playing the music, then when the singing begins, click on Phil to open and close his mouth in order to have him sing along. FUN! Try to keep up. Also, next time your a-hole boss is ranting about some BS or your nagging spouse is yammering on about your shortcomings, just click on Phil to channel them into a pathetic online puppet! FUN AGAIN!

07. Winin' Boy Blues by holywarbler

Disco Puppets

Non Stop (1977) by El Pasador and his little cloth friends, from Hector y Sus Viejos Discos

Zoom Bye Bye

Why?

Baby trashes bar in Las Palmas

Trailer for the short movie "Las Palmas" by Johannes Nyholm.
The music, 'Låt i H-moll', was written and performed by Björn Olsson.

Uploaded by johannesnyholm

Here, Kitty…Kitty!

Jesus Rap

Maybe this qualifies as cyber-bullying, but don't put the blame on us. PCL has always been eager to put the truth out there. We are the wiki-leaks for the lost and nerdy trash culture generation. Sometimes the truth is ugly. So be it.
So, thanks to cringevenom (again!) we can now "enjoy" Jesus Rap.

Cyber-bullying can be stopped!!!!

PCL takes cyber bullying very seriously. We kill bullies.

But if you are not as potent as we are on a delicate subject like this you may want to find other ways to stop these bullies. This video is perhaps a good start.
Deputy Bob talks to "Matthew Puppet" about cyber-bullying!

Uploaded by cringevenom

"Western" music according to commie puppets.

The YouTube uploader's title of this video is "Soviet Era puppet number portraying "Western" music".
Well, I am not sure, but it sounds like the good old commie puppets were down with Spike Jones and The Residents. Because this is simply to good to be mockery or satire.

Uploaded by MecanicBionic

It Wouldn't Be Christmas Without Creepy Children's Programming.

You can thank me for your holiday nightmares later.

[via Atom Bomb Bikini.]

Pinky and Perky

No words.



Thanks, Pap.

Lijjat Papad Commercial

Puppets Working Blue

What could be funnier than a dirty talking 1960s puppet with a John Waters moustache? Well, plenty of things, as it turns out, but you want to hear it anyway, don't you?

How to Use the Telephone

Presented for those of you who need a remedial lesson on the use of the telephone.

The ORIGINAL Mr. T

From The Letter People, the original low-budget alternative to Sesame Street. If I remember correctly, at the end of each episode they'd all appear on a game show where they'd have to spell out words by lining up and bumping into dry-humping each other.

I have a friend in his mid-30's who still claims to be terrified of these puppets.

Reiniger's Prince Achmed

Stephen Worth of the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive Project Blog tells us a little about Lotte Reiniger and what is probably the oldest surviving feature-length animated film, "Adventures of Prince Achmed":
"... In 1923, Reiniger and her husband and business partner, Carl Koch began work on an ambitious project... a feature length silhouette puppet film based on "The One Thousand and One Nights". She worked with animator Bertold Bartosch and background artist Walter Ruttman for three years on the film. The paper cutouts were jointed using wires and delicately arranged on top of a lightbox, where it was photographed frame by frame. Reiniger continued to animate her distinctive silhouette films up into the mid-1970s. She passed away in 1981. ...

Archive volunteer, Eric Graf was perusing a local library book sale when he spotted an amazing find... a portfolio of prints from Reiniger's landmark film. Published in Berlin in the year the film was released (1926), this group of images shows just how beautiful Reiniger's work was... and how unique."
Reiniger's Prince Achmed 1926