Meet the Feebles & Avenue Q: Porn, Puppets, Broadway
17 Mar
Many people are familiar with the incredibly correct classic “The Internet is for Porn,” while most are actually unaware that it’s part of a broadway production called Avenue Q that features puppets screwing each other, dropping f-bombs all over the place, and busting into songs, such as the above mentioned “The Internet is for Porn,” “If You Were Gay,” and “Everyone’s a Little Bit Racist,” just to name a few of the choice tracks from the show.
The story follows Princeton, a starry-eyed English major in the mean, unclean filth filled streets of New York. Characters he interacts with, like Lucy the Slut are supposed to cook up a politically incorrect statement about real issues like sex, homelessness, and joblessness.
If you can believe it, things like musical Sesame Street-spoof style puppet porn, violence, and profanity has actually been done before in the lesser known classic from Peter Jackson, –Meet the Feebles, is probably his dirtiest little secret. It features dancing, singing, screwing, murderous puppets in a stage show called, of course, ‘Meet the Feebles.’
There are some musical scenes, but only one repetitive musical number. The hardcore bondage scenes featuring a cow and a cockroach being filmed in a basement by a rat, are just a few of the film’s various sexual travesties. Another choice frame shows a walrus sticking it to a slutty cat, or yet another, a jiggling, past-her-prime hippo trying to score with the walrus. It’s sick, hilarious, and sticky, white loads of fun. If you can’t make it to the theater, rent Meet the Feebles till Avenue Q cums to you!
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