Haring Johnson                                                                                                     Samuels Johnson III

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Haring Johnson, supervising writer on the hit TV show
with slipping ratings,
"Binky's World,"
identifies a tad too closely
with the show's heroic,
crime-solving main character,
Binky,
an eleven year old boy.

 Since research has revealed 85% of the kids binge watching "Binky's World" over and over again are from single parent homes and no longer feel safe seeing Binky living with two adults - especially two adults who are not even the same gender-
 the network decrees that Binky's parents must get a divorce
to boost ratings

The pending divorce
of Binky's TV parents
forces Haring to relive
repressed memories of his own nightmarish childhood.
On the verge of becoming emotionally unhinged,
Haring begins having problems distinguishing between
fantasy and reality.

Then there's Haring's
lifelong fear and hatred
for his own father
Samuels Johnson III,
a disgraced TV network anchor with a PhD in Philosophy
who has set up shop as
an investigative political reporter hosting a weekly internet podcast.

When Samuels is brutally beaten in retaliation for getting
a little too close to the truth
in his secret double life as
an FBI undercover agent,
will Haring's years of therapy
allow him to resolve
his emotional issues in time to
fill his father's shoes by
helping the FBI
catch the bad guys,
not to mention save the day
by keeping the family podcast going until Samuels awakens
from his coma,
while at the same time thwarting the office coup planned by ambitious and newly hired "Binky's World" staff writer Russ Hubner who wants Harings' job
as well as his girl?

The answer is Yes!
Of course, that's exactly what Haring's going to do.

After all,
Binky would.

The truth is
anything
can
happen
in
Binky's World
an animated webseries

that i create

in my bedroom

by myself

(except for some help from my wife)

because i learned that

all this

digital stuff

is the most fun video game

since pong

and wondered if

maybe,

just maybe,

it could turn out to be

a production medium

that I could afford and

have fun with

and, who knows,

maybe even allow me

to tell stories that

meant something to me

without having to

beg for permission

from some money person

i couldn't stand being in a room with.

(sorry for the negativity. some of the money people are probably okay. i just never met those ones.)

anyway,

the first two animated episodes

are in post-production

and will be posted soon

(so send an email

if you want to be notified

robertharders01@gmail.com).

in the meantime,

you can check out

the production stills

and

the first 3 scripts

already on this website.


oh, and there's a lot

more

to

come.