Mr. Piccolino, a naughty little man with a plastic heart began popping up on computer screens globally this week, when the pilot episode of Naughty Mr. P: Marriage for Dummies! debuted on Youtube and at www.spooftroupe.com.
In the pilot episode of Naughty Mr. P: Marriage for Dummies! Mr. Piccolino gives viewers a painful reminder that a successful marriage is an art, best left to couples and that a third wheel isn’t often accepted and is never appreciated.
Critics have described Naughty Mr. P: Marriage for Dummies! as a brilliant joke-filled inappropriate situational, the new category of network procedurals. In future episodes Philippi and Dewandeler push the envelope placing Mr. Piccolino in awkward situations even farther outside the box, providing a fast moving vehicle for the innapropriate shenannigans of the little man with the plastic heart.
The Naughty Mr. P: for Dummies! web-series was created by Greg Philippi with Charles Dewandeler. Charles Directs the series, provides the voice of Mr. Piccolino and handles post production. Dewandeler, who also Directed the full length feature “Parody Movie” (now available on Amazon) contributed additional dialogue for the Mr. Piccolino character.
Is Mr. Piccolino merely a ventriloquist doll, a dummy, a puppet or a mannequin? Del & Edna Vineyard (Greg Philippi and Buffy Dakan) don’t just disagree, they know differently.
Watch; The Naughty Mr. P: Marriage for Dummies! pilot on YouTube or at www.spooftroupe.com where viewers can also subscribe and leave comments.
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Coming soon; The adventures of Rex Gumshoe with arch villain Dr. Krauss (Greg Philippi and David Lautman) in comedic 1940s detective noir…
Watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWC0CG5v2BA