"Me Me Me" - The Highly Anticipated Finale of "A Series of Unfortunate People" Airs May 10th On Dailymotion.com

"Me Me Me" - The Highly Anticipated Finale of "A Series of Unfortunate People" Airs May 10th On Dailymotion.com

WorkingBug.com's short comical observations on the people we love to hate are making a huge splash

LOS ANGELES, May 10, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- WorkingBug.com, a digital production company, released "Me Me Me," the season finale to their hit webseries on programming destination site, Dailymotion.com.

After acquiring almost half a million unique views, WorkingBug.com's latest webseries quickly became one of Dailymotion's top web original titles. "A Series of Unfortunate People" (S.O.U.P.) exposes those special folks in our lives that require copious amounts of attention. From the 'Whiny Bitch' and 'Cheap F*cker' to the 'Passive Aggressive Cleaning Lady,' no one escapes full frontal exposure.

"The response from fans has been spectacular," said WorkingBug.com principal and series star, Leyna Juliet Weber. "We wrote this series based on inspirations everyone can relate to, and the web arena enables a freedom to interact with our gregarious fan-base. We're thrilled to wrap such a successful campaign with one of our favorite episodes, 'Me Me Me,' guest-starring Nickelodeon's Randall Park."

WorkingBug.com continued it's commitment to high quality digital programming by welcoming veteran television and film stars including Kym Whitley ("Next Friday," "Transformers 3"); Keegan-Michael Key ("Gary Unmarried," "MadTV") and Richard Riehle ("Office Space," "Deuce Bigalow"); as well as NFL's Darren Sharper of the Saints, in his comedic debut.

"We have renewed our promise to deliver top-tier alternative web-tainment" said WorkingBug.com principal and series director, Annie Lukowski. "With our first series, "Road To The Altar"(starring Jaleel White, Urkel, of "Family Matters," and Weber), we went from concept to production in six months. We were instantly hooked on digital entertainment. 'S.O.U.P.' moved even faster, and the momentum of the web plus advanced technology expedited the process." Weber adds, "The web allows for true vertical satisfaction. Writers strike deals with exhibitors -- now we write, produce, and distribute the content."

Soon, the duo believes web-compatible televisions will show their work in living rooms everywhere. "We don't lure stars with promises of paychecks or trailers. We provide an exciting atmosphere for boundless creativity."

Visit www.workingbug.com or http://www.dailymotion.com/SeriesOfUnfortunatePeople for the exclusive series portal.

WorkingBug.com

Annie Lukowski and Leyna Juliet Weber's WorkingBug.com is a digital production outfit that creates, produces and distributes original comedic programming. Having successfully launched various short-form online originals, WorkingBug.com carries an impressive slate of content with far-reaching appeal.

Media Contact:
For WorkingBug: GdR PRoductions, LLC
Gabriel del Rio - 323/247-8853
gabriel@gdrproductions.com

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