Check out the final episode of Cookies Come Alive from Justin Roiland and Comic Sacrifice, Cookies Come Alive Episode 3!

And if you missed the earlier episodes of Cookies Come Alive you can catch:

Episode 1 here!

And Episode 2 here!

If you liked these, make sure to check out all the Animations, Nuggets and other exclusives here!

Check out the newest animation from Justin Roiland, Fantastimart:

Make sure to check out all the Animations, Nuggets and other exclusives here!

Check out the newest episode of Cookies Come Alive from Justin Roiland, Cookies Come Alive Episode 2.

If you missed the first episode of Cookies Come Alive, you can see it here!
And make sure to come back next week for Episode 3, and check out all the Animations, Nuggets and other exclusives here!

Before Mini Coffee hit it big as the host of her own cooking show, she started with a small public access show called, "Thriller Chiller Theater." Filled with viewer mail, magic tricks, and scares-o-plenty, it's obvious here that Mini was meant for bigger and better things.

Right in time for Halloween, click here for Rob Schrab's "Thriller Chiller Theater."

Check out more from director Rob Schrab at robschrab.com

Check out the newest animation from Justin Roiland, Cookies Come Alive Episode 1:

Make sure to come back next week for Episode 2, and make sure to check out all the Animations, Nuggets and other exclusives here!

We just posted new clips from Doodie.

And catch all your favorite Doodie clips right here!

Check out our newest Nugget, Jay's Cape! See exclusive behind the scenes interviews about Jay Johnston's favorite accessory.

And check out all the Nuggets with the cast, created by the Valley Pals!

Here's a test clip for the music video from season one "The Doodie Song". The actor playing Sarah is Todd Bishop (the director's assistant), and the "Little Boy" is played by John O'Rourke (1st Assistant Director). Here's both the clip:

and the finished product. Enjoy.

Below is the amazing music video of Death Cab for Cutie's "Crooked Teeth," made by co-creator and director Rob Schrab (pronounced "Shrob") If you pronounce it any other way, he'll either punch you in the face or kindly correct you and buy you a soda. Death Cab gave Rob a $5000 budget, and he and his crew (Rhet Bear (DP), Sevan Najarian (animation), Jeff Crocker (animation) and Morgan Locke (animation)) did it for $350.

Check it out here

And check out this making of clip Rob made explaining his Drawless Animation technique.

See more of Rob Schrab at robschrab.com and robotbastard.com.

Whenever someone asks our co-creator and director Rob Schrab how he got the job to direct the pilot, he always responds matter-of-factly, "I stuck my dick in an orange." Watch the clip (NSFW) and decide for yourself what that means.