The present starts here... Diddybob finds himself lost on a highway and tries to hit the road. But it hit back... Big time.

A car called "Rolling Home" dumps Diddybob in the watery wetlands.

Here an awkward romance evolves...

Exiled from the Wetlands, Diddybob and his spawn Jona end up between a rock and a hard place in the mountains.

After the bad things that happened, Diddybob is dying to score a hole in the head.

Instead he gets a story about a hole in the sky.

The travels continue in the desert.

For 40 days Diddybob is searching for salvation but only finds himself.

The sun disappears and hell freezes over.

Now that Diddybob needs him, he's out of sight. The devil.

Snowblind as a bat, Diddybob gets stuck in the pit of this cursed zone.

The last person he never got to see gives him the latest on Buddybob.

Like Diddybob, now it's Buddybob's turn to go down the drain.

Quite literally...

Buddybob gets lost in the woods and learns about the mythical Langemanne.

Buddybob spaces out and makes trades with fiendish fiends.

Buddybobs schlepps a corpse through the city streets in order to fix things.

There's no place like home... There's no place like hell..

(this episode is not flash but streaming video, since the original episode was also non interactive)

The past starts here... Diddybob and Buddybob live their ignorant little lives hosting a TV show called "Living Interior".

Obsessed by a little peeping hole in the paper view, Diddybob spends his nights letting his wildest fantasies fly into the room.

Whilst Diddybob only wants to hear about the outside world, he and Buddybob get a visitor who only has eyes for their interior.

Diddybob is determined: He is leaving.

But the very last broadcast of "Living Interior" is not without technical difficulties.

"Living Interior" is concluded while a laughter machine goes beserk

and Diddybob walks out.

Buddybob is on his own now. Trying to get a new career in commercials on track.

Buddybob gets a new perspective on things and a creature from the swamps brings some bad news from the outside.

A little fairy tale about the reflections of things gone by,

things that are and things that will be.

Three times Virgil S. Horn, the self-proclaimed con(cept) artist

and mastermind behind the Open Horizon Networks.

First half of a short animated film in which Diddybob enters the great white open,

but fails to leave.

Second half of a short animated film in which Diddybob fails to leave,

but finds the big white black.

Another made up true story as a warning to the kids. This is what you get!

(this episode is not flash but streaming video, since the original episode was also non interactive)

If you're messing with mirrors, don't be surprised to find yourself.

"Little did they know they would make today... Rattle dem Lonely Bones"

(this episode is not flash but streaming video, since the original episode was also non interactive)