la Fea Ranaita, the skit's name and the name of the antagonist as well, is about four idiots who are hunted two by two in the forest (this is kinda becoming a pattern: two or more idiots, one monster, and a forest.) la Fea Ranaita actually means "The Ugly Miss Frog" in spanish. The antagonist is a deadly amphibian known as a F.R.O.G. (standing for several foul words that won't be typed on this blog) that carries a desease that turns people into F.R.O.G.s. In the end it turns out the entire skit is one big commercial, suggesting that you should destroy any F.R.O.G.s you see. Making this skit was not easy. Filming it was, but editing it was horrible because of the use of a second camera to film, that added widescreen bars on the top and bottom of the screen. But thanks to the Apple Gods, iMovie has a video-bar effect, so I guess you could say it was a happy ending (except for the four idiots who got eaten by the F.R.O.G.)
In our latest skit, two teenage idiots go into the woods with a camera to film one of them doing an "awesome trick." We never get to see the trick be performed, because halfway into the woods, something starts to follow them. Whatever is following them manages to make them turn on each other, and ambushes them until striking, and it takes one of them away, being only caught on their camera for a brief second. By then, we realize that the cryptic enigma stalking them is none other than... Cuddles! In this skit, The Scared Bitch Project, we get to see Cuddles's darker side, as he hunts down the two idiots one by one... This skit isn't like anything else we've done, it's way more creepy, but it has enough comedy to lighten the mood, until the end that is...
A Slug in the Grass is the first new episode of season three of WWWTs. It features the events of what happened after the pond dried up. It's not too long, but it's a great start to the new season of Walking with Weird Things. Here's to a great new season!
