Viva NutAlien.DDS

Viva Nut Alien, DDS is a award winning franchise that started out as a television series shown on the Lyrick Broadcasting Channel (LBC). It is by far one of the most successful franchises to start out as a television series in the Realm of the Forced Memes with over 20+ seasons, 4 TV specials, 10 movies, 15+ video games, and a ride at Universal Studios Ducktown.

Premise
The series follows the many silly but major kino escapades of the 4 main characters and friends, Fergy Fudgehog, Phil Matibag, Dinko, and Glenn Martin. Their activities usually range from crazy predicaments having to be solved, connecting the dots of strange scenarios, and of course, fighting off many stupid guys. The major locations of the show are Despray Bay, Pinata Island, Daly City, Shoehorn County, and Glenn's RV because I guess that partially counts as a location. Glenn acts as the source of wisdom, Dinko acts as the technological and practical genius, Fergy acts as the comical relief, and Phil acts as just the urban dickweed.

Production and Broadcast History
Before the series was created, Dinko, Phil, Glenn, and Fergy were indeed firm friends and have had many adventures before. Then, at one point, a group of LBC officials approached the 4 guys and asked about adapting their lives into a TV show. Although the talk on it was rather controversial, they eventually settled on an agreement, and so the show would begin development. After the pilot was produced adapting how the 4 guys met, the test audiences which included their friends and family reacted to it very well despite its low budget, and thus the series became worthy of being put into actual production at Lyrick Studios. The show aired its first 2 episodes on LBC on a Thursday morning at 11:30 AM, The episodes' first airing had garnered one of the network's highest ratings and viewings of any series in the Realm of the Forced Memes. Virtually every inhabitant except for the people who worked on the episodes and some people who worked for LBC watched it when it first aired on television, even based gods such as Mr. Snowman and Lil B had watched it when it first aired. As you can tell, it was extremely successful and several more seasons came as time went on.

Reception
As stated before, Viva Nut Alien, DDS has received very positive reviews from critics and normal people alike. Many have praised it for its unique humor, timely storylines, visual effects, and character dynamics. The first two seasons of the series have sold tremendously well on home video but one of the most acclaimed episodes is the 24th episode of the 5th season, Legend of the Galactic Swagsters, which was the first TV special of the series where the 4 main characters go into space to meet important spaceman Lunar Jim and his crew on Moona Luna. Overall, Viva Nut Alien, DDS has been and is still currently the most successful television program to air in the Realm with It's Always Cloudy at Marlinspike Hall coming in second.

Protagonists:

 * Phil Matibag
 * Fergy Fudgehog
 * Dinko
 * Glenn Martin

Major Characters:

 * Jack
 * Horatio
 * Tito Dick
 * Dwayne
 * Chita
 * Paulie Pretztail
 * Hudson Horstachio
 * Franklin Fizzlybear
 * Les
 * Ella
 * The Twingersnaps
 * Tommy
 * Gumpers
 * Swanky
 * Scruffy
 * Flip
 * Jackie Martin
 * Conor Martin
 * Courtney Martin
 * Wendy
 * Canine

Supporting Characters:

 * Underground Ernie
 * Mr. Rails
 * Millie
 * Mr. Bixby
 * Big Baby
 * Dr. T
 * The Little Robots
 * Bob and the Can-do Crew
 * Matt Bown
 * Chubby
 * Bill and Aldo
 * Tom Fetch
 * The Construction Site Guys
 * George Lopez
 * The Action League Now guys

Antagonists:

 * Saberspark
 * Kitty Katswell
 * Dudley Puppy
 * Drek
 * Spider-Man
 * The Guardians of the Galaxy
 * Fenneko
 * Haida
 * Hana Uzaki
 * Morgana
 * Seth Rogan
 * Isabelle
 * Peni Parker
 * Panty and Stocking
 * any character who sucks lol

Trivia

 * Although the pilot episode was well-received by the test audiences, it has never been released publicly and its whereabouts are currently unknown. According to crew members who worked on it as well as the main cast, the pilot episode had the same story as the debut episode of the show except it was not filmed at the actual locations where Fergy, Dinko, Phil, and Glenn had met, and also had very cheap visual effects. A prime example of one of the pilot's amateur features was that the chase scene between the main characters and SaberSpark was filmed with beaten up Hotwheels and Matchbox diecast cars being pulled along by fishing wires on a highly improvised cardboard set rather than what you would expect as something far more convincing. However, the intro to the pilot was used as a promo for the series on its way up to its first broadcast on LBC, and according to one of the people who worked on it, Markus Emerald, he said he owned a copy of it on a disc somewhere in his cottage. It's currently unknown if he will ever show it to the public though.
 * The theme song used in the pilot was later used as the theme song to one of Markus Emerald's creations, Horrid Lorry and Friends.