Pipkins

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 Pig, Hartley Hare, and Topov the monkey.  The original show, which first aired in 1973, was entitled Inigo Pipkins, about a puppet maker and his creations.  The actor who played Inigo, George Woodbridge, inconsiderately died while the second series was being filmed so the show was re-written as being about a bunch of puppets now named 'The Help People'.  The quality of the puppets is abysmal and take a look at this clip for an idea of how deep this rabbit hole goes.

https://youtu.be/hMdBh09zP8U

Creepy at the very least and it sure looks like hand puppet rape to me.


Hartley Hare in the notorious phone sex episode.  Here is an opening sequence -

The stuff dreams are made of.  Uh...that's dreams, not daydreams.

1973 was a good year, I started reading comics again.  American comics.


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