Here is some press for the Puppets Who Kill TV Series.
(Please note: these links will open a new window and take you to the articles archived on the Puppets Who Kill official web site.)
Globe Review - Return of the fiendish puppets by Andrew Ryan
Based on the theatre production by John Pattison, PWK’s first two seasons were both well-recieved and well-rated.
Fine Tuning – Puppets Who Kill kills by Alex Strachan
The murderous hand puppets are back for a third season of mirth and mayhem.
The Toronto Star - Star Week Magazine
Comedy for Dummies. Dan Redican and Puppets Who Kill lead the way into a Hallowe’en issue of mannequin madness.
The Toronto Star – A day with Puppets Who Kill by Rob Salem
Darkly hilarious new comedy series now in production in Toronto.
Toronto Sun – Killer Stuff by Bill Brioux
Wonderfully sick Puppets make their Comedy debut tomorrow night.
Globe Review – Beavis and Butt-heads of puppetry by Michael Posner
Maybe it’s just me, or maybe I’m just tired, but I think Puppets Who Kill is a hoot.
When good toys go bad by Rob Salem
It began as a one-off half-hour pilot that initially afied to rave reviews last year on the Comedy Network.
Fine Tuning – Puppets who kill for the CBC by Alex Strachan
Gordon Pinsent and the murderous marionettes.
Globe Review - Return of the fiendish puppets by Andrew Ryan
Based on the theatre production by John Pattison, PWK’s first two seasons were both well-recieved and well-rated.
The Saturday Sun – Anti-Muppets by Claire Bickley
“We had the feeling like we were all doing something naughty and unexpected.” - Puppets Who Kill director Shawn Alex Thompson.
Globe and Mail – Dark Crude and Canadian by John Doyle
Puppets Who Kill: Crass, minimal and a blissful attack on all things bourgeois, it’s part of a vigorous subgenre of Canadian comedy.
Sun Television – Demented Puppeteer
Dan Redican continues his nasty little show.
Back for more killer laughs – by Jim Slotek
Be on the watch for these deadly killers as they begin a new season of debauchery on the Comedy Network.
