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'''''Alt/Reality''''' is a [[Henson Alternative]] puppet web series produced by [[the Jim Henson Company]]. The show, which was described in a December 2007 press release as "a sketch-style reality parody series," was written and directed by [[Mike Upchurch]]. Many of the puppets and performers are the same as those used in ''[[Puppet Up!]]'' and ''[[Stuffed and Unstrung]]'' shows. |
'''''Alt/Reality''''' is a [[Henson Alternative]] puppet web series produced by [[the Jim Henson Company]]. The show, which was described in a December 2007 press release as "a sketch-style reality parody series," was written and directed by [[Mike Upchurch]]. Many of the puppets and performers are the same as those used in ''[[Puppet Up!]]'' and ''[[Stuffed and Unstrung]]'' shows. |
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| − | The initial press release reported that fifteen episodes were in development,<ref>"[http://www.henson.com/press_releases/2007-12-19.pdf Studio 2.0, Henson Alternative and RealNetworks launch online trailer and audio podcast for upcoming new web series ''Simian Undercover Detective Squad'']", The Jim Henson Company press release. December 12, 2007.</ref> and Upchurch's website confirmed the report.<ref>"[http://mikeupchurch.net/mikeupchurch/resume.php Mike's Resume]", Mikeupchurch.net.</ref> The series was listed among other upcoming Henson Alternative projects in several 2008 and 2009 press releases<ref>[http://www.henson.com/press_releases/2008-10-14.pdf Puppets Go Film Noir with Henson Alternative's Newest Feature "Happytime Murders"], The Jim Henson Company press release. October 14, 2008.</ref> |
+ | The initial press release reported that fifteen episodes were in development,<ref>"[http://www.henson.com/press_releases/2007-12-19.pdf Studio 2.0, Henson Alternative and RealNetworks launch online trailer and audio podcast for upcoming new web series ''Simian Undercover Detective Squad'']", The Jim Henson Company press release. December 12, 2007.</ref> and Upchurch's website confirmed the report.<ref>"[http://mikeupchurch.net/mikeupchurch/resume.php Mike's Resume]", Mikeupchurch.net.</ref> The series was listed among other upcoming Henson Alternative projects in several 2008 and 2009 press releases<ref>[http://www.henson.com/press_releases/2008-10-14.pdf Puppets Go Film Noir with Henson Alternative's Newest Feature "Happytime Murders"], The Jim Henson Company press release. October 14, 2008.</ref> |
Hold-ups with film.com, the third-party distributor, delayed the release of ''Alt-reality''.<ref>[http://twitter.com/hensoncompany/status/12294809699 @HensonCompany April 16, 2010]</ref> However Henson eventually posted the episodes to their [[YouTube]] channel throughout 2010 and 2011. |
Hold-ups with film.com, the third-party distributor, delayed the release of ''Alt-reality''.<ref>[http://twitter.com/hensoncompany/status/12294809699 @HensonCompany April 16, 2010]</ref> However Henson eventually posted the episodes to their [[YouTube]] channel throughout 2010 and 2011. |
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Revision as of 21:51, 11 November 2019
The Alt/Reality title screen
Alt/Reality is a Henson Alternative puppet web series produced by the Jim Henson Company. The show, which was described in a December 2007 press release as "a sketch-style reality parody series," was written and directed by Mike Upchurch. Many of the puppets and performers are the same as those used in Puppet Up! and Stuffed and Unstrung shows.
The initial press release reported that fifteen episodes were in development,[1] and Upchurch's website confirmed the report.[2] The series was listed among other upcoming Henson Alternative projects in several 2008 and 2009 press releases[3]
Hold-ups with film.com, the third-party distributor, delayed the release of Alt-reality.[4] However Henson eventually posted the episodes to their YouTube channel throughout 2010 and 2011.
Episodes
Performers
Sources
- ↑ "Studio 2.0, Henson Alternative and RealNetworks launch online trailer and audio podcast for upcoming new web series Simian Undercover Detective Squad", The Jim Henson Company press release. December 12, 2007.
- ↑ "Mike's Resume", Mikeupchurch.net.
- ↑ Puppets Go Film Noir with Henson Alternative's Newest Feature "Happytime Murders", The Jim Henson Company press release. October 14, 2008.
- ↑ @HensonCompany April 16, 2010