Lee Van Der Voo

And this one person wrote up these four episodes of the show.

They were all around a half hour from scratch.

And he did all the puppet work himself.

But here's the thing.

These were the original puppets from the show.

When they took the show off the air, nobody claimed the puppets.

So he just walked away with all of them.

He even put cartoons in, you know, really obscure stuff he didn't even have the rights to, probably.

He just cut them right in like you were watching a really bad episode of a show that was really not great.

know joby and any of the appearances at all no references to him ever it was kind of a car accident watch really sitting down with these tapes but if you forgot the fact that this used to be a show which for some weird reason the guy insists on replicating it's just a totally harmless homebrewed kid show maybe maybe you'd see something like this on public access

What did WNBR care, I guess?

There was no value left in Cheeseburger Pie.

There were a million other kids' shows that were actually pretty good.

Who's going to care about copywriting these puppets?

But at some point, the guy disappeared.

The note said...

I buried Joby where he can't eat anyone anymore.

And then he gave a very specific address and directions.

Didn't say why.

He sent it to the station, so it was kind of a public note.