'Every Generic Animated Sitcom', made in Blender but not with love, keeps Alasdair Beckett-King busy
The comedian and author of the Montgomery Bonbon mysteries posted nothing new, and his four-month-old cartoon parody has passed 700,000 views.
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Every Generic Animated Sitcom
No new uploads. Alasdair Beckett-King spent the week away from the upload button, and his channel ran on older material, at a slower pace than it usually keeps.
The video doing most of the work is "Every Generic Animated Sitcom," posted about four months ago with a description that sounds like its maker shrugging: an old animation, reposted for no particular reason, "Made in Blender, but not with love." It is the kind of parody he is known for, the same deadpan instinct behind his trailers for films that do not exist, now pointed at the familiar furniture of the cartoon sitcom. It has passed 700,000 views and still pulls in far more each day than anything else on the shelf.
Behind it sit two stand-up clips. One is a Mock the Week moment billed as "VERY romantic," less than two weeks old. The other, "Britain's Top New Testament Impersonator," comes from what he calls the era when comedy shows could happen but audiences could not, and it sits above 150,000 views.
The subscriber count did not move. Among the sketch and skit channels nearest his size, Kai Lentit is the one having a big week, running well ahead of his usual pace, while Theodore Nivison and Jumy, like Beckett-King, are slower than usual.
When he is not making videos, he is writing: the about text points to his Montgomery Bonbon murder mysteries for young readers, published on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Mock the Week, the show behind one of Beckett-King's clips, was hosted throughout its run by which comedian?
Dara Ó Briain hosted the BBC panel show from its start in 2005 until it ended in 2022.