Ms. Consumer is a brand new free riff. You can keep track of our newest riffs and previews by subscribing to our YouTube channel.
And don't forget - we're still raising money on Kickstarter for Season 2 of the Kids on the Street!
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He's here! Meet Mister A in this complete, free-to-stream joint from the Kids on the Street:
Backers of our Kickstarter project have been able to see Mister A since Sunday, and this weekend they'll get to meet Ms. Consumer before anybody else gets the chance! Stop by, take a look at our incentives, and pledge to back the Kids on the Street for Season 2!
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On Thusrday, you'll be able to see a brand new piece of movie humor from the Kids on the Street at YouTube -- in its entirety. Backers of the Kids on the Street Kickstarter, in the meantime, can jaunt on over and watch it in a backers-only update. The 5-minute Creative Commons-licensed riff is "The Chronicles of Mister A," and it's a doozy.
Mister A lights his pipe, which we are certain contains fine British tobacco
It's medicinal. Glaucoma, old chap.
Mister A is a character from that category of safety films that threw a character into dangerous situations, knowing that he had all of the situation-awareness and self-preservation skills of a Disney lemming on his fifth martini.
Mister A pockets a stack of British pounds
Thanks ever so much for the public safety funds. I'm off to Morocco.
One of the great things about doing movie humor is all of the wonderful life advice you can find squirreled away in these classics. Advice like, "When traveling abroad, carry only five one-pound bills in cash or civilization as we know it will end," and the all-important "don't eat breakfast in the middle of the street."
Mister A takes breakfast in the street
Somebody thought this was a good idea.
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The Kids on the Street have completed their riff on Arthur H. Smith's classic amateur horror/suspense flick, "The Mirror!" And you can watch it for free!

Where?

Well, how about right here?
Arthur H. Smith's The Mirror: A Joint from the Kids on the Street is Creative Commons-licensed, so feel free to reshare, remix, and have fun with the video! A full description of the Creative Commons license can be viewed on the Creative Commons website. In addition, a free download of the video will be available on Archive.org soon, as well as a Kids-only mix of the audio that will be released under an even more liberal license.

Share, enjoy, and watch out for mirrors!
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