On TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, geek novelty music duo PAUL & STORM ("Write Like The Wind") sing, dance, and slap fight their way into your hearts as they battle villainous hipsters, ghosts who give bad advice and their own incompetence to save the kids' show of their childhoods, "LEARNINGTOWN!" Friendships are tested, tempers are frayed, and we can't stress this enough...puppets will burn.
A delightfully charming, completely inappropriate "kids song" from the show within the web series "LearningTown" PREMIERING TUES JAN 15! Paul & Storm, puppets, sausages and tons of double entendre. Is it for kids? Not really! But show it to 'em anyway then wait several years for them to get the joke. They'll either love or hate you all the more for it, you terrible parent you! Don't forget to watch LearningTown the webseries in which comedy duo Paul and Storm take over a legendary kids' TV show, and with the help of timid producer Cookie and super fan Teddy, try to keep from completely screwing everything up.
Paul & Storm debate whether they should save Storm's favorite kid's show from cancellation. Also, the lie detector dude from "Homeland" is dressed all funny.
Hey, Millennials! Remember Meat Loaf! No? Well, look. Paul's dressed as a lady.
Not TOTALLY NSFW but there's one word in particular we don't think you want the whole office to hear...
Three Cookies are better than one in this Supremes-style number performed by the amazing Bresha Webb!
Cookie decides whether to remain in hipster hell, or cross over to burning puppet heaven. Also, Mr. William Holden.
Meet Heathfield, Steve, BirdBird and Branson, otherwise known as the puppets of LearningTown.
After a NSFW party, Cookie decides the show needs a strong female lead. Also, a methed-out bro in a tutu.
"A Princess Ought To Be" is the music video from Ep 3 of LearningTown starring Paul & Storm.
Paul & Storm interview potential Princess Wand-A's.
WEIRD AL WEIRD AL WEIRD AL HOLY TAPDANCING TAUNTAUNS IT'S WEIRD AL.
Some stuff happens, but what's important is that WEIRD AL IS IN THIS ONE. Also, this is the one with Weird Al.
Outtakes from "Go Viral!" with Paul & Storm & Weird Al Yankovic!
Storm has a dream of wonderful and terrible things. Also, the peppiest song about Xenophobia ever.
If you find yourself agreeing with any of the sentiments in this song, congratulations! You're a terrible person!
Heathfield the cat discusses his acting process, name drops Bobby De Niro, and meets a fellow method actor.
Steve the dog reveals this is his first union acting job and chases down all the crew members trying to figure out what everyone does on a film set.
A Very Special Valentine's Day episode is staged. Also, everyone punches everyone else a whole lot.
Paul, Storm, and Cookie try to get on the same page. Also, SHOWGIRLS!
Branson the sheep talks about his vocal warmups and hints at a not-so-secret crush on his fellow actor, Heathfield.
Everyone has mad feels. Also, Paul wears the worst sunglasses in the history of sunglasses.
Full version of Cookie's 8-bit pummelling of Paul & Storm!
This is not a song about what you think it's about, you filthy thing you. "Without You (My Left Hand)" is the music video from Ep 1 of LearningTown starring Paul & Storm.
Paul, Storm and Teddy hatch a plan to get Cookie back. Also, the boys wear 70s outfits that you can't unsee.
If you don't love Mike Phirman like we do then you, sir or madam, just may be the devil him/herself.
The best song of 1974, hands down. "Baby Come Back" is the music video from episode 9.
The gang is reunited for the last show of the season. Also, there's confetti.
