The Uncle Grimbus Book of Weird Stories

One night. One chair. An impossible pile of stories.

• Grimbus wants cocoa, quiet, and his favorite show.
• The twins want stories, answers, and absolutely zero sleep.
• He has run out of books, so every tale is invented on the spot.

Sleepy uncle versus unstoppable twins.

Grimbus has infinite stories and almost no patience. The twins have the kind of questions that can derail a fairytale in eight seconds flat.

The Fart That Lived Forever

A weirdly touching tale of family, aging, identity, and a legendary cloud named Don Chives.

• Absurd hook kids remember immediately.
• Warm emotional center underneath the chaos.
• A built-in sing-a-long phrase that kids will not stop saying.

Glitch the Baby Alien

Glitch is stranded on Earth, adopted by humans, and disguised as lawn decor. The joke is huge; the heart is belonging, learning, and being loved as-is.

Randy’s Candy

A cautionary dinosaur tale about dental hygiene, impulse control, clever plans, and the consequences of treating the world like your deli.

• Broad comedy with a clean kid lesson.
• Big visual stakes: teeth, candy, carrots, and a reformed T-Rex.
• Very merchandisable, very singable, very proudly strange.

Classic bedtime structure. Wild story logic.

The show has the ritual comfort of a bedtime story and the repeat-view chaos of a playground joke that refuses to leave your head.

Every bedtime story becomes a little world.

The frame is simple enough for preschoolers, but each archive entry can expand into songs, books, shorts, character moments, and repeatable jokes.

A franchise hiding inside the bedtime book.

• Animated episodes framed by Grimbus and the twins.
• Storybooks, sing-a-longs, and shorts spun from each archive entry.
• A repeatable ending: “one more story” unlocks the next weird tale.