Earlier this year we posted several episodes of the great gay-themed web series, The Three Bits, which focusses on a trio of the Bits family – the gay Henry, lesbian Roman and mommy blogger Madison – who get three episodes apiece in the debut outing. Now the Brooklyn-based creators of the show, Max Freeman and Margaret Singer, have taken to Kickstarter to look for funding for the next set of episodes.
They’ve promised that future episode ‘include a visit from the Westboro Baptist Church, spilled blood, bathroom cruising gone wrong, and cameos from some of our favorite porn stars!’ The hope is to raise $50,000 to fund another nine episodes, and if they get more than that, there’s the possibility of even more instalments.
It’s an entertaining New York set show, which is a well-written and well played. You can watch Henry’s episodes, where he tries to organise an orgy here – Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3. If you like it, you can head over the Kickstarter to help make the next episodes. [Read more…]
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