People let me tell you 'bout my new best friend...NAP!

Most people who know me, or who've at least read my blogger profile, know I do not have television.

Oh, I have A television. It's not that. I just don't get any channels and haven't basically since the mid-90's.

This has nothing to do with making a statement. It's just that I'm too cheap to pay for it. I'd rather have the internetz and, at the time I decided to get rid of TV, it was because I could afford cable or internetz but not both. And hello? Is that even a contest at all?

Now when I lived with M&D, they had satellite with every channel imaginable but I rarely watched TV there because they were almost always in front of it and I rarely got a chance to select something I'd want to watch. With the exception of Dexter anyway.

Otherwise, I've not had TV in more than a decade.

So the fact that I know anything about what's been on at all is somewhat of a small miracle.

Now, I have awesome friends who watch the good stuff and then tell me about it. Sometimes I can find those things at the library¹. Greg the Bunny, for instance, was procured at the DPL and watched at the insistence of Dave.

And it was Dave who told me I MUST SEE Frisky Dingo.

Enter Killface.

Dave, Owen, Betsy, and I congregated at Owen's house one evening last winter for a feast of Frisky Dingo season 1 and whirley pop. From the first moment of the first episode, I was completely hooked on this show. Love love love. I laughed so hard and so often, I couldn't keep up with all the funny dialogue.

Ever since, I've wanted to watch it again and again so I could catch everything.

And this Christmas, Owen made my Christmas wish come true. He gave me season 1 on DVD including a Welcome to You're "DOOM!" postcard complete with dry cleaning coupon inserted.





I've watched the whole season twice since Christmas day.

Thanks, Owen.

So now, I present to you The Best of Killface (season 1) so that you too can get hooked. This video is questionable in its suitability for work.





1: Do not doubt the cheapness that is me when it comes to movies and television shows. If I can't get it at the library or on loan from someone, it's not worth watching. Luckily, Denver Public Library has a ginormous catalog - some of it quite rare.