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| Title | Seasons / Episodes | Year(s) | Format | Synopsis | Notable Accolades | |-------|-------------------|--------|--------|----------|-------------------| | | 4 seasons, 48 episodes (≈10 min each) | 2020‑2024 | Live‑action comedy | A rotating anthology where each episode follows a different “bad‑wad” scenario—misfiring inventions, workplace catastrophes, and absurd public‑service announcements. | 2022 Webby Award – Best Comedy Series | | The Misfit Bureau | 2 seasons, 12 episodes (≈15 min) | 2021‑2023 | Mock‑documentary | Follows a fictional government office that handles “unclassifiable” phenomena (e.g., spontaneous flash‑mob rainstorms). | Nominated for 2023 International Digital Emmy | | Pixel Punch: BadWad Edition | 1 season, 6 episodes (≈20 min) | 2025 | Hybrid live‑action/animation | Utilizes motion‑capture to place the Badwad cast inside a video‑game‑style world; each episode solves a “glitch” that mirrors a real‑world social issue. | Winner – 2025 SXSW Interactive Award (Best Immersive Narrative) | This paper explores the digital filmography of the