Nobody talks about this one. Usavich Zero is a stop-motion comedy about two rabbits in a Soviet prison that moves so fast and hits so hard you forget you're watching a prequel to a show most people have never heard of. The jokes don't wait for you to understand the setup, the animation is deliberately crude in a way that makes every pratfall funnier, and the pacing suggests someone rewatched early Monty Python and decided the dialogue was optional. It's genuinely disturbing and genuinely hilarious at the same time, which sounds impossible until you watch it. The show assumes you're smart enough to keep up and cruel enough to laugh at absurdity played completely straight. By the time you finish thirteen episodes, you'll either have found your new favorite obscure comedy or decided it's not for you, and both reactions are correct.

Usavich ZERO is a short-format comedy series from 2015 that runs for 13 episodes. Set before the events of the first Usavich season, it serves as a prequel to that original run, taking the franchise back to an earlier point in its story and playing it for laughs in brief installments.