N/A2003N/A5 Seasons27 Episodes

BO's Shop

Lapkina, a young woman from a small Russian town, finds an alien bunny named BO on the street. His flying saucer, stashed "in the bushes near Vyborg", is packed with various "thingamajigs" that drive the show's plot. BO represents an extraterrestrial race far more advanced than Earth's civilization — which explains his patronizing, sardonic attitude toward the humans who took him in. The alien's perspective allows the show's creator to approach everyday human life from a completely different angle, seeing the familiar in a new light and finding something surprising in the mundane.

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Entry

4 Episodes

First round of armor-piercing BO-films. Click on the image and watch them one by one. The order doesn't matter. What matters is your surrender to what you're about to see... :))

Acceleration

5 Episodes

Things are starting to take shape, sketch themselves out, and find their contours... The fantastic twists are getting wilder and meaner. Viewers and participants, please take your seats according to your tickets... :)

Makaber

6 Episodes

Part three, in which our hero shall meet his fate, and his companions shall pass through new temptations and adventures, wherein truth is laid bare and an unprecedented clarity of vision descends upon them, fostering new discoveries. Okhlamon shall devote himself to matters secretive yet godly, and his companions shall in a wondrous fashion endure brutal trials, and having acquired new skills, shall become an example and a lesson for all others walking the path of enlightenment... amen, so to speak...

Cosmosus

6 Episodes

The action grows more global and all-encompassing. The human psyche adapts to anything, and imagination is capable of even more.. :)) The cultists boundlessly expand the horizons of their own and the viewer's impressions.. :))

Crude Assumptions

6 Episodes

If history doesn't tolerate the subjunctive mood, cartoons not only tolerate it — they love it dearly. In fact, cartoons are made of nothing but subjunctive, through and through. And the characters of "BO's Shop" keep "subjuncting" everything they can get their hands on.. :)