Don't Hug Me I'm Scared: New Episodes Are Almost Complete
The final sound recording for the Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared TV series has just been completed, according to a recent Instagram post from series co-creator Becky Sloan. The show, based on Sloan and Joseph Pelling’s cult YouTube horror series of the same name, was announced in 2019, but updates have been few and far between since. The original webseries is a dark parody of children’s TV shows, reminiscent of both Sesame Street and the work of David Lynch. It follows the subversive and disturbing adventures of Red Guy, Yellow Guy, and Duck, an unfortunate trio of Muppet-like creatures who appear to inhabit a safe and cozy children’s TV show universe, but are constantly forced to endure frequently gory interludes of nightmarish psychological horror, instigated by a variety of sadistic singing puppets.
Now, a post on Sloan’s Instagram account has revealed that the Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared TV series has recently finished its final sound recording. The post also reveals that the series will consist of six episodes, but no release date was announced. It features a video of Duck voice actor Baker Terry recording an apparently improvised nonsense monologue about a pirate king and two goblins. The full post is viewable below.
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Although the post doesn’t provide a release date, it seems possible the show will finally come out later this year. The show’s pilot was exhibited as part of the 2019 Sundance Film Festival and filming on the series was announced to have wrapped in September of last year. Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared will be broadcast on Channel 4 in the UK. It is currently
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