Warren the Ape is a Reality series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (12 episodes). Start with an Ape puppet. The puppetry is second to none and his facial expressions are spot on. Warren the Ape is available for streaming on the MTV website, both individual episodes and full seasons.

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When Warren is kicked out of his AA meeting for being disruptive, he decides to form a support group of his own.

Warren tries to make amends with people he's offended as part of a twelve step program. Kenzo creative directors Carol Lim and Humberto Leon have tapped independent American film-maker Sean Baker ('Tangerine') to write and direct an original short film featuring the brand's Spring collection for men and women.

They'd never fire Oscar." The original Greg had buttons for eyes and did not have a mouth. Warren pretends to be gay so that he can get attention. However, it ends up with the clueless Greg being arrested as a pedophile and losing his virginity while in jail.

In the series premiere of Warren the Ape, Warren interferes with a rival puppet actor so that he can score the part for a commercial. Count Blah asked, "Who, Blah?" Warren demonstrates his willingness to be ruthless and conniving while believing himself to be lovable. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Greg, Warren, and Count Blah are back after the cancellation of their Fox sitcom and have returned to the Independent Film Channel, where their careers began back in 1999. As viewers of GTB can attest, Greg's sidekick Warren was a strong presence on the original series, whether you loved him or hated him. The series Warren the Ape is a spinoff from the cult favorite, Greg the Bunny. '", Later on, when Jack is accused of writing a bad word about Greg the Bunny on the bathroom wall, he says, "Like covering up, In another scene, Warren and Greg are sitting at a table in a cafeteria.

Great TV Shows and Miniseries; Recommended to Mavens. 5 talking about this. The series was revived, in a different format and with new shorts and specials, on the Independent Film Channel (2005-2006), and the spin-off Warren the Ape aired on MTV for one season in 2010. Over the past few years, Warren has paid more attention to drinking, drugs and women than his career, which lately has consisted of seedy exploitation films and a regrettable string of skin flicks.

The puppet for Greg underwent many changes throughout the course of his career. The series Warren the Ape is a spinoff from the cult favorite, Greg the Bunny. Warren must learn to control his anger after destroying a miniature golf course. Having sampled a brief taste of success as a star on the former sitcom "Greg The Bunny," Warren's life has been in a downward spiral ever since the show got canceled. Greg the Bunny was a short-lived FOX television sitcom which aired in 2002, based on a series of puppet segments which aired on cable access and the Independent Film Channel.

", In the middle of a card game, Junction Jack says, "You know who I heard had to sell his house?" Dr. Drew recommends that Warren become abstinent, so Warren lives vicariously through Greg the Bunny and makes him lose his virginity. Warren the Ape

He is performed by Dan Milano. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat.

When Warren blows all his rent money at the Racetrack with Count Blah and David Koechner, he seeks out his former "Greg the Bunny" cast members for help. (2010– ). Unfortunately Warren strings together one set of bad decisions after another, and his over-the-top ego and natural obnoxiousness leave him with few options but to take a series of sleazy or cheesy acting jobs. On his own show Warren (The Ape) DeMontague, a football helmet wearing simian puppet, finds himself at a crossroads in his life. He is shown to be a fan of Count Blah and becomes good friends with him, Warren DeMontague, and Tardy the Turtle. As a parody of the worst aspects of behind the scenes showbiz, Warren the Ape succeeds in creating a comedy that is hip, outrageous and on target for today's media savvy sense of humor. TV Bits: ‘Mad Men’ Sets Return Date, Plus: ‘Community’, ‘Glee’, ‘Fringe’, ‘Allen Gregory’, ‘Californication’, and More, Fox Launches Animation Unit To Supply Saturday Late-Night Block & Digital Network, Great TV Shows and Miniseries; Recommended to Mavens. On his own show Warren (The Ape) DeMontague, a football helmet wearing simian puppet, finds himself at a crossroads in his life. Warren takes a group of 6th graders on "a field trip to real life.". and Jack replies ", When Greg the Bunny asks if Dottie's friendship song is going to be the coolest, Gil replies, "Oh yeah, it's going to make, Gil says that the "Puppets' Revolution", as suggested by Greg, will culminate in the streets being occupied by puppets, saying, "This is the, Jimmy tries to impress TV Guide reporter Laura Carlson by saying he loves the article she wrote about Elmo battling depression called ", After Warren claims that Count Blah had ripped off the Count's act, Count Blah says that the Count stole his bit from him ("I'm from.

Greg the Bunny is the main character of the TV series Greg the Bunny.He is performed by Dan Milano.. History. Warren decides to sell off many of his prized possessions in hopes of letting go of the past. Looking for some great streaming picks? 7 of 7 people found this review helpful. Consumed with her loss, she finds herself re-examining both her life and inner circle. In the fifth episode "Gay Ape," Warren meets. In the MTV series spin-off Warren the Ape, Greg makes an appearance when Warren spends time with him to become sexually abstinent. Hilarity ensues.

A brash, cantankerous, out-of-work actor, Warren 'The Ape' Demontague is attempting to clean up his act and scramble his way back into the Hollywood limelight. In order to get a part in a commercial, Warren sabotages a rival puppet actor.

When the opportunity for his own reality show arises, Warren takes this chance to restore his celebrity status once again. Warren the Ape is an MTV reality show parody which ran from June 14 to August 30, 2010 and aired at 10:30 p.m. Greg the Bunny was a short-lived FOX television sitcom which aired in 2002, based on a series of puppet segments which aired on cable access and the Independent Film Channel.

It's Cecil vs. a crazed fanatic vying to be Warren's personal assistant.

When Warren blows all his rent money at the Racetrack with Count Blah and David Koechner, he seeks out his former "Greg the Bunny" cast members for help. What's so funny about the show is that Warren is nearly always drunk, spends most of his time frequenting lap dancing bars and enjoying the sound of his own voice.Must watch comedy TV. Warren The Ape," a scripted comedy set within a fictional reality show, chronicles the trials and tribulations of a D-grade celebrity puppet. In third episode "Crash Course" Warren gives a teaching presentation to a sixth grade class. The series, a broad spoof of children's shows in general, with frequent references to Sesame Street in particular, focuses the often salty behind the scenes activities for the puppets ("fabricated Americans") and humans who work on Sweetknuckle Junction.

I just hope MTV keeps this going and it runs for a second season. Warren tries to get out of his MTV reality show in order to star in a network crime drama.