Me, Eloise

You ever wonder what a film would be like if a certain story quirk was handled more logically? This series endeavors to provide the answer with short vignettes illustrating how the films in question could be handled in the funniest manner possible. In addition, the clips for superhero films are accompanied by Superman and Batman chatting about them at a local eatery along with various guests when appropriate.

The cartoon is set in the Australian bush with the native animal characters being a group of friends. Each character has a unique personality very much like that of Australian kids.

Willow & Constance are just your ordinary Hairy & Scary kids having adventures in an "extra-ordinary" world. Like any Hairy worth his salt, Willow is a boy who greets each day with enthusiasm - and maybe a little too much naivete. Constance, true to her Scary roots, is a girl who loves having a plan and sticking to the rules, even though she's a bit clumsy, tripping and knocking things over endlessly. And of course, throwing a wrench in the works, is none other than their scheming classmate, Junior. You couldn't really call him a "friend" since he enjoys making life difficult for Willow in order to get closer to his beloved Constance - (SIGH). He can keep on dreaming because Constance's heart belongs to Willow. So you see, there's never a bad-hair day on the Hairy Scary Planet. Between the kids, quirky adults, pet Boolus, toy Niak-Niaks and out-of-control inventions, every viewer will be thoroughly amused and wondering: Could it get any stranger?

Through 4 motion comic episodes of The Crazies, a outbreak's origins and how it infects and effects the population of Ogden Marsh, unfolds.

A pair of highly trained young adults, Delilah and Julius, fight international crime and a myriad of villains as a pair of savvy, well-trained spies.