Murder for Dummies. A horror-comedy-murder-mystery-mock-doc from Casual Violence. Six episodes coming to YouTube, starting October 11th. Subscribe on YouTube today to watch episodes the second they’re released.

Murder For Dummies is going to be utterly tremendous - a true crime comedy series about ventriloquism (the very worst crime of all) Coming soon to an internet near you!

This happened in a blur last night and I couldn’t be more exhausted. So grateful to everyone who came to watch the first four episodes of Murder for Dummies. Thanks to you, we have definitive proof that the show is very funny, and that’s all we ever wanted.

We hosted a premiere in London and asked a few of our guests what they thought of Murder for Dummies. Check it out!

Seeing a sex scene and not making it everyone else’s problem

Animation writers should be able to make a living wage, but the status quo is unsustainable. #FreelanceNotFreeWork #SamePagesSameWages #StandWithAnimation

I hosted a men-only dinner

Guillermo Del Toro on AI, emotion and the value of art. Watch the full In Conversation on our YouTube channel. Guillermo del Toro

GDT says it all here.

realizing as i get further into my 30s that good writing is everything. im always trying to read it, watch it, listen to it. it's the only constant in life! that's why im baffled when ppl dont support arts or think unions are worthwhile etc. how could we live without good writing

Making a six episode series all by ourselves without any producers or studios - and releasing it ourselves - has been a gargantuan, exhausting undertaking, but we have made something I am *beyond* proud of. Subscribe to our channel ahead of the first eps coming out next month?

i have seen the first few eps of it and genuinely its scary, funny and looks bloody fantastic - bravo boys!

🚨Heads up, LinkedIn just opted everyone into training their AI. Go to Settings->Data Privacy->TURN OFF data for generative AI improvement 🚨

Here’s the thing about art vs AI. You think the joke is on us, losing our jobs. But the real joke is on you. Art exists because people need human connection, desperately. Because when they’re down, they need to find a human who can still see up. Computers can’t, they never will.

My theory is that everyone who keeps sharing Ayo/Jeremy clips as proof they fancy each other has never met an actor in real life before

Gareth Ellis was the most genuinely anarchic comedian I’ve ever met. Pure cheek and gall in a tartan suit. He was very funny and very bold and the world is worse off without him. This piece by his former double act partner Rich Rose is beautiful. chortle.co.uk/correspondents…