Snake n Bacon

Snake n Bacon[edit | edit source]

Snake n Bacon is a comedic duo created by Michael Kupperman. The duo consists of Snake, a snake with arms and legs, and Bacon, a strip of bacon with a face. They have appeared in various forms of media, including comic strips, animated shorts, and a television pilot.

History[edit | edit source]

Snake n Bacon first appeared in the comic strip Snake 'n' Bacon in 1997, which was published in the alternative newspaper The New York Press. The strip featured absurd and surreal humor, often involving Snake and Bacon engaging in bizarre conversations and situations.

In 2000, Snake n Bacon gained further recognition when they were featured in their own animated shorts on the television show Saturday Night Live. The shorts were created by Kupperman and aired during the show's commercial breaks. The animated shorts showcased the duo's unique brand of humor and gained a cult following.

In 2009, an animated television pilot titled Snake 'n' Bacon was produced for Adult Swim, a late-night programming block on Cartoon Network. The pilot featured a series of interconnected sketches, with Snake and Bacon interacting with various characters in their surreal world. Despite positive reviews, the pilot did not lead to a full series.

Characters[edit | edit source]

Snake[edit | edit source]

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Snake is a snake with arms and legs. He is often depicted as the more serious and logical of the duo. Snake is known for his deadpan delivery and his tendency to get caught up in absurd situations. He is voiced by Michael Kupperman.

Bacon[edit | edit source]

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Bacon is a strip of bacon with a face. He is the more carefree and impulsive of the duo. Bacon often comes up with outlandish ideas and is known for his childlike enthusiasm. He is voiced by Michael Kupperman.

Legacy[edit | edit source]

Snake n Bacon has gained a dedicated fanbase over the years, with many fans appreciating the duo's unique brand of humor. The comic strip has been collected in a book titled Snake 'n' Bacon's Cartoon Cabaret, which was published in 2000.

The animated shorts and television pilot have also been well-received, with critics praising the duo's comedic chemistry and the surreal nature of their world. Despite not achieving mainstream success, Snake n Bacon continues to be celebrated by fans of alternative comedy.

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