Tea, Biscuits & Incest Ep. 5 “The Incest” | A Web Series Review on The Watch List

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5 Swirlies

“Except for the artificial insemination with your father’s sperm, I did not see that coming.”

How could you see anything coming in this over-the-top, anything goes, button pushing parody of soap opera plots?

This is the last episode of this crazy series guaranteed to offend someone. But they clearly had lots of fun making it. And that fun shows through. That’s not easy - not even from big budget movies.

Sadly Steve Anthopoulos’ next show, The 21 Conspiracy, isn’t as fun even though he seems to take making it more seriously - if that makes any sense.

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The season finale of the web series Tea, Biscuits and Incest. A final confrontation reveals more secrets before a surprise visitor changes their lives forever.

Written, produced and directed by Steve Anthopoulos. Staring Penny Hall, Roger Smith and Vlad Bajovski. Music by Owen James Matthews.

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Tea, Biscuits & Incest Ep. 4 “The Gays” | A Web Series Review on The Watch List

A Comedy Parody Web Series

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“We haven’t spoken since you neutered my boyfriend of four years!”
“It was the family pet.”

Oh, Tea, Biscuits and Incest you are easily the most over-the-top, soap opera parody on the internet.

Sophomoric. Offensive. Ridiculous. Hilarious. If you like those sorts of things.

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Tea, Biscuits and Incest is a Web Series.

Written, produced and directed by Steve Anthopoulos. Staring Penny Hall, Roger Smith and Vlad Bajovski. Music by Owen James Matthews.

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Tea, Biscuits and Incest: Ep.3 “The Muslim”

Take an ultrasound and discover what religion your baby is at http://www.teabiscuitsandincest.space…

Details:
1. The winner will be announced on the SpaceboyProductions channel after the release of episode four (in approximately 3-4 weeks) and contacted via youtube.
2. Video responses are preferred.
3. If the winner does not respond within 2 weeks of being contacted, a second winner will be announced.

5 Swirlies

“I can feel this baby growing inside of me and I love it. Even if it is Muslim.”

Yep, it’s more of the absurdly over-the-top Australian comedy Tea Biscuits and Incest. The easily offended need not hit play. This series throws in every offensive joke and gag you can imagine.

Tea, Biscuits & Incest: Ep. 2 – The Affair

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Written, produced and directed by Steve Anthopoulos, Starring Nicole Shostak, Penny Hall, Roger Smith and Vlad Bajovski.

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“I’m sorry to have to tell you this but your baby… your baby is Muslim.”

Another episode from my fav twisted web series, Tea, Biscuits & Incest.

I could try to explain it to you, but it’s probably best if you just watch.

Tea, Biscuits & Incest: Ep 1 – The Insemination

Episode 2: http://youtube.com/watch?v=7XBCy5VIcV4

Written, produced and Directed by Steve Anthopoulos. Starring Nicole Shostak, Penny Hall, Roger Smith and Vlad Bajovski.

5 Swirlies

“I’m with Daryl now.”

And it cuts to a picture of the car, Daryl.

I loved this series from well before I started this blog. Australia’s Steve Anthopoulos makes great web series, or at least he did 2 or 3 years ago.

It’s low budget, but everything about it works. The comedy comes from a mix of gags and ridiculous characters who stay true to who they are. It’s an over the top parody of a soap opera that just keeps getting more and more nuts.

Just watch it. You’ll be glad you did.