What started as a lockdown-era hobby project has turned into one of the most-watched short-form series of the year, all shot with a single sock puppet, a static camera, and no crew beyond the creator's own hand.
Episodes run under two minutes and rarely feature more than one line of dialogue, relying instead on the puppet's deadpan stillness for its comedic effect. Fans have taken to describing the tone as 'this puppet has seen some things.'
The creator has declined offers to expand the format, telling followers in a recent post that the whole point is that 'it's one sock and one hand, forever, or it's nothing.'