Evil? I hadn't noticed...

Hilarious stuff, very reminiscent of the Simpsons (way of thinking and the episode where they go to Australia) and much better than most of the sitcoms on Newgrounds: not excessively random. Theme tune was good, sounded like a MIDI track from the good old Monkey Island games. Two questions: why did an arm appear from the top of the screen to dip the spoon in the concoction, and was there any meaning to the white screen with the scrolling piece of text? Good luck to you on this new series. You've changed the way I look at cutlery (i.e. from afar, through a telescope).

Front page?

Amazing that something so basic could get such a high rating. This isn't as big a parody as it could have been: the stereo should have played the Chicken Dance like it does in Madness, the character cameos you had appeared very briefly, and there is NO sign of Rayman, one of the most revered/despised limbless characters around. Still, it was good work with some nice graphics and humour, and I'm sure your fans will want you to do more.

One of the best puzzlers on Newgrounds

As some people have pointed out, this type of puzzle has been done before (I've seen it in a PC game called Chip's Challenge), but it's really the way it's been designed that makes it so addictive.

The learning curve was reasonable, and I liked the way new objects are introduced every level or so. I have completed the game, proving that no level is impossible, although the latter ones are very challenging. There is ONE level where the blocks are randomly generated each time you start it, and I'm not sure if you can win that level unless you get lucky with the block placement.

It's great fun, you get a lot of game for a small file size, and for the serious gamer it's refreshing to see such a vibrant & enjoyable puzzle game on Newgrounds. I think there should be a password for each level, though, so that you don't have to play through the entire thing in one sitting.

Good work, keep it coming.

People take heed, this is professional!

My hat goes off to you (actually I have no hat so
I'll pull out some of my hair). This is one of the most gripping GAMES I've played, let alone FLASH games. The key is that whereas most horror relies on gore and zombies, you create a subtle
ambience of evil around the house and your writing is some of the best I've seen from a Flash product. Have you seen Broken Saints? That series is a bit slower than your work but it also uses great writing to create suspense and could serve to inspire your next great piece. First flash?!? Most people motion tween some stick figures killing each other and ask for "All Your 5". Good luck with your job, I can see great things ahead for you.
P.S. Brighter display and clearer audio are the only things I request from the next one.