Well now. Here's the second instalment of the full series of Mr Biffo's Found Footage. I think it's better than the first one - closer to what I had in my head for the show, more its own thing, more confident and complete.

The benefit of the weekly release schedule is that it's giving me time to sort of work on the show in real time, and react to what people are liking or not liking. Hopefully, this'll mean that it gets better as it goes along. Your feedback is very much welcome.

If you're enjoying... please share the video, tell your mates, like it on YouTube, and subscribe to the channel. It's even more important with this episode, which - not having had the benefit of being the series premiere - needs all the boosts it can get. All of that is going to help ensure we do more in a similar vein. Anything you can do to help will be warmly received.

But anyhow. Time for some behind-the-scenes trivia. 

SPOILER WARNING: Do not read on unless you have watched Advanced Strangulation!

Destiny 2 can wait, because today I am obviously going to be writing about Mr Biffo's Found Footage instead. I mean, I've been working on the ruddy thing for almost a year, so you can indulge me on this. 

​Here's a breakdown of Episode 1: Dream Drawings, full of trivia from the making of the episode.

We're going to have a special Found Footage Friday Letters Page this week. Please send your thoughts on the ep, your questions, and theories to: digitiser2000@gmail.com

WARNING: Do not read unless you've watched Mr Biffo's Found Footage - Dream Drawings.

If you're not one of the backers of Mr Biffo's Found Footage, let me tell you this: the series has been pushed back until September, and will then follow with a new ep every week for five weeks.

This new schedule allows everyone to get their summer holiday out of the way before we hold our premiere/launch party. Additionally, it gives me more time to finish the series, and film some new sequences which will be even more ambitious than the lunacy we've already attempted.

I'll keep the teasers and clips coming between now and September, but in the meantime here's one completed sequence for you to enjoy: the long-lost pilot episode of 2001: A Space Odyssey - The Animated Series.

Please share the word where you can, and subscribe to the Digitiser2000 YouTube channel to ensure you don't miss out on more of this sort of thing.

If you've not yet seen it, here's Ep 1: The Awakening.

Ever wanted to watch a large man in a gold jacket sweat to death on a stage, while two teams of contestants go head-to-head in a series of ridiculous gaming challenges? You have? Then it's time for Quiz-Me-Do! - live from the Centre For Computing History, Cambridge, October 1st, 2016.

Starring - Biffo! Hairs! Berlin! Ashens! Coltrane! Mentski! C-Dog!

So you didn't make it to the Block Party/Digifest last weekend. But that's okay - because here's some more of the intro video we played at the event... More to follow! Yes - MORE!

Right. Well. I just got home, so I'm still processing Block Party 2016, and the evening's Digifest. I'll do a proper debrief and thank you to everyone - not least of all the attendees - in the week. But it's fair to say that it went better than we ever could've fever-dreamed. Here's hoping it felt that way for all of you too.

Apologies that we overran somewhat; I know some of you had to leave early because of trains and whatnot, but it was slightly unavoidable when we discovered at the last minute that the food truck guy had a serious family emergency. We had to improvise when it came to feeding you all, but you can thank my daughter and the legend that is Chris Coltrane for the pizza idea.

I was a rather pulled from pillar to pontoon all day, so I'm sorry if I only got to chat to you for 0.3 seconds (or not at all). But thank you all for coming. I'm blown away. 

Anyway. I'm off to die for a while.

While that's happening... for those of you who were there and have asked to see it again, or for those of you who missed it, here's a hurriedly thrown together compilation of the absurd adverts we showed (at some point I'll put them up separately, along with The Man's Daddy, Mr T and the Queen).

We also filmed the entire event - or rather, Louise and Alex, who I completely forgot to thank on Saturday night - did. I'll have those videos up soon, so that the lunacy of Quiz-Me-Do can be experienced by all. 

For now, you may enjoy... this: