Nobody talks about this one. A dog with a butt for a face shows up, breeds like a nightmare, and by the finale everyone's face is a butt, the show commits to its premise harder than anything that has any right to. It's comedy that doesn't explain itself, doesn't apologize, just escalates until the absurdity is total. If you've ever wanted to watch a show that treats grotesque body horror like a punchline and never breaks character about it, this exists.
A peculiar dog-like creature emerges without warning, sporting an unmistakable rear-end appearance where its face should be. What starts as a single bizarre encounter spirals into chaos when the creature begins multiplying exponentially, spreading throughout the neighborhood like an absurd plague. As more of these buttocks-faced beings accumulate, the situation grows increasingly surreal and comedic, pushing the boundaries of what passes for normalcy in this world. The real panic sets in when the affliction begins spreading to humans. Those who come into contact with the creatures find their own faces transforming into the same unfortunate anatomy. Watching ordinary people grapple with this grotesque predicament forms the backbone of the humor, as characters struggle to maintain their daily lives while sporting this ridiculous curse. This is deliberately dumb comedy that leans fully into absurdism without apology. If you appreciate humor that operates purely on shock value and doesn't take itself seriously for even a second, this short series delivers exactly that. It's the kind of show that makes you question why it exists while laughing despite yourself.