The Brilliant Genius of The Big Lez Show

[@pandacore9636]

This vid is responsible for me finding the show and then falling in love with it and watching the entire series. I just want to say I am extremely grateful for finding this vid by random and its been a huge impact in my life. The show has opened up my mind beyond what I thought a show could and has changed my view points about life in so many ways. It has made me look at and experience life in a more respectful beautiful way than I ever thought before, and has inspired me to go on a self improvement/observing journey and enjoy the ride of it all. I don't know if I would have ever found out about the show if it wasn't for this video, so thank you so very very much man for publishing this vid. I wish the creator/creators of this vid, the team behind the Big Lez Show and everyone reading this comment loads of love and wish you all the best of luck in this crazy ride we call life < 3 👍✌❤

[@zeno3114]

where do u watch it?

[@pandacore9636]

@@zeno3114 The Big Lez Show Official youtube channel.

[@Zesw24]

Welcome to the lighter side of life my friend

[@pandacore9636]

@@Zesw24 Thanks friend! I've been really enjoying exploring spirituality and working on improving myself. One of the biggest things that has helped me feel better has been to start eating better. I've stopped eating meat ,expect for fish here and there, for about i'd like to say a month now and I already feel so much more clean and have way more energy than what I used to have. I'm on a whole new journey experience than what I used to be on and I'm really happy to keep on it and to keep exploring and staying open minded with things. Glad your apart of it too friend

[@jacobwheatley1440]

Man I found this first year uni right before exam season, was struggling mentally and this show got me through it the first time watching choomer island 2 was defs life altering

[@hazemetz7896]

Entire friend groups separated by thousands of miles and multiple oceans. But when you find somone else who can quote this show it's like finding somone else of your weird little religion. You just know them more without saying anything.

[@DoktrDub]

... watyatalkinabeet ya fackin druggo?

[@hazemetz7896]

@Ethan Swain northeast England here bro ✌sorry

[@ollie-ev8zm]

@Ethan Swain im south, bournemouth

[@yrr3T]

Yeah nah yeah nah yeah nah it’s sick mate

[@jethrowilkinson1998]

@Ethan Swain yuh mate

[@KIPMUS]

When an MS Paint animated show is better than nearly all adult cartoons

[@motioninart]

100%

[@amanzeihedioha]

Fuck Yeah.

[@Underfist101]

I remember noticing this when I watched Bushworld Adventures on Adult Swim and thinking "shit, this is better than the actual Rick and Morty"

[@grass4512]

Yess

[@Redo_Ki34]

Always has been ever since i was in year 7 when he made the first season to now where im almost 21 best thing in life

[@freebird264]

The Wake Up scene was genuinely the most eye opening scene I’d watched on KZbin

[@motioninart]

one of my favourites

[@poserdisposer6460]

One of the deepest things I’ve ever watched period

[@fredg6556]

Was watching it high the other day and felt like it was an hour long, me n my mate just sat there glued to the screen in silence

[@t-bone9239]

which episode?

[@wadetorgerson1277]

​@@t-bone9239chooma island 2

[@jacktowers7533]

My 3 Bongs are named Big Lez, Nolesy and Sassy Respectively

[@motioninart]

That’s heaps skits mate

[@matkeall9196]

whos nolesy

[@jacktowers7533]

@@matkeall9196 yeah yeah nah yeah mate

[@matkeall9196]

@@jacktowers7533 yeh ftc

[@Max-rn3eb]

watched big lez with a friend a while back and he asked what Owly's name was and i said something along the lines of "fucking Reginald", anyways fast forward a few months that name was a big joke between us and I bought a bong and named it Reginald. Rest in peace Reginald, you were a good fucking bong mate

[@cormacmurphy6598]

This is a gift from Australia to every other country

[@motioninart]

True Aussie legends

[@SocieteRoyale]

so much fucking effort in every frame, Big Lez show is great because it is a show with heart. The characters seem completely believable and likeable. It reminds me of early Trailer Park Boys which was also very low budget , full of drugs and had lots of zany premises but again was literally a show about rounded characters, friendship and struggles of life. Big Lez show is an epic achievement of the internet

[@macks8132]

Big Lez Show and Trailer park boys are some of the finest shows ever created.

[@VV-Vash]

big lez is one of the best shows cause he didnt care how many people watched, he wanted to get it done to show his materpiece. love to see it :)

[@slickjim2626]

This show is a work of art. from appealing, relatable themes, to memorable characters, to a heartbreakingly beautiful ending, it was nailed from beginning to end. Thanks for the memories

[@jonahauker]

Change your pp edge lord

[@portlandgoose4727]

It’s still not clear that we’ve seen the end 😉

[@RM-vj4ni]

Me and my friends discovered this way back in 2014, we used to get stoned af all the time and chill to this... we must have watched every episode atleast 40 times. Things are different now so its nostalgic to watch the old episodes again.

[@motioninart]

Still holds up to this day

[@oskarjohn-reavey5939]

im convinced every lad in england who's gotten stoned has watched big lez once

[@samquinn4934]

Everytime I watch this show I find something else funny about it it’s a timeless master piece

[@user-xc7uo6md3n]

I will never laugh as hard as I first did thou, I cried of laughter basically pissed my pants in the library.

[@MarakLim]

yooo same mate same. Bunch of friends and i would get stoned af and just look for obscure shows to watch. stumbled upon this in youtube around 2015, we binge watched the whole show haha

[@lee-man6064]

Discovered this show when I was like 14 and it completely changed my life around. Got me into psychedelics and what not aha

[@motioninart]

It’s fantastic

[@hunterdionne3663]

I discovered it at 15 and it’s like listening to Pink Floyd for the first time

[@lucasdyson6087]

Lucasbridge03- sc

[@ragingrampage2188]

Found this show at 12 and found my way into pink floyd and found the safety of music

[@cameron9149]

@@hunterdionne3663 same

[@oldmate3152]

big lez will forever have an impact on australian culture

[@motioninart]

It is Australian culture*

[@hugofortuna6432]

and British we love it over here

[@ColdStarr]

Brits love it too! Brit culture is some what similar

[@slamjam7676]

if there's one bad thing about big lez is that it left me wanting more and there isn't anything like it to take it's place

[@motioninart]

We always want more

[@normmacdonaldfan2045]

The sassy the Sasquatch show is out now!

[@strb3305]

@@normmacdonaldfan2045 fuck yeah

[@popethescope]

@@motioninart JUST GOT RELEASED 3 DAYS AGO

[@ethanconnelly8794]

Fuck yeaah mate

[@Christo_glenn]

When some Aussie bloke in a shack with a budget tablet, MS paint, 56k modem internet, sustaining himself merely off of Dare milk and petrol station meat pies makes better content than multi-million dollar corporations with heaps of people on board, you know you have something special.

[@motioninart]

Couldn’t have put it better myself

[@liamkozak2394]

100-200 frames for a 5 minute episode is mind blowing considering the Choomah Island episodes and more. Hats off to you Jarrad, thank you for blessing up with this show

[@odeean]

I never touch drugs. At all. But I love the Big Lez Show. This is feels like a part of Australia that is almost gone now, at least where I am.

[@hisholiness9016]

Get the train to the outer suburbs and get off at the first encounter with Mullets.

[@F_Du_Sea]

You should touch drugs. Only the psychedelic variety, though.

[@NBD_Vortex]

@@F_Du_Sea i mean if a doctor says to touch drugs, then you must. luckily for me i already do haha

[@NBD_Vortex]

@Bryce on a real yes dont touch anything can mess with your head

[@PersonaNonGrata666]

@@NBD_Vortex Do everything. And anything that didn't kill you, *do it again*

[@lowrytv6736]

Pour one out and pull a doobskin for Big Lez the animated character that has never felt more like losing a real friend.

[@nathanhernandez1031]

If anyone says they didn’t cry while watching the finale they’re goddamn liars

[@motioninart]

A doobskin sounds like foreskinw

[@checkitoutguys1]

This show was introduced to me by an Aussie 30 year old guy. I was 20 at the time and it was such a great discovery, my other friends weren't that impressed but after he showed me that one episode I knew I would be binging the entire thing in a day :) Couldn't believe a show like this could have such nice music and delve into psychedelic knowledge. You have some quality content here and there but honestly the Gizzverse is my favorite. I would say milk the shit outta that :D

[@motioninart]

Haha thanks man. I can’t milk one subject forever but it’ll always have a special place in my heart

[@Matbo334]

the big lez show will always have a special place in my heart

[@motioninart]

Sorry for the late reply but it’s such a gem

[@danfawcett8056]

First King gizz and now big lez! What a great combo

[@motioninart]

Cheers you druggo!

[@9erik1]

i was introduced to the big lez show in 2016. it was our buddy's birthday and we all ate mushrooms. Choomah Island 2 was released while we were in the middle of our trip, and the rest is history. it's the best show created to this date for a multitude of reasons, including the organic conversations and independent production. but the ultimate reason is how vividly it reflects one guy and his buddies' journey through life. you can literally see 7 years of life experience accumulating when you go through the series. you don't have to agree with the show's philosophy, but the fact that the window into the creators' lives is so clear even through the show's absurdities is a really powerful thing

[@motioninart]

completely agree. when I was watching the documentary by jarrad wright, you can see how his experiences influenced the show. have you heard about his "enlightenment"/"awakening" moment? loved hearing how the show was close to you and the story of how you guys watched it

[@9erik1]

@@motioninart yeah he's talked about a number of his profound experiences, most of which i think i heard in his appearances on the Your Mate Tom podcast. i can't say i personally relate, although when i was in university for physics in 2009-2014, i had become acquainted or friends with a lot of more "pure" hippies who were into healing crystals, "energy", frequencies, vibrations, etc. watching the Choomah Island 2 mushroom trip (on mushrooms) was hilarious because even though jarrad seems to identify with a lot of what's being said there, he still seems open to the satirical/absurd aspect of it, which is a really respectable thing. if you wanna hear a really crazy story though, get this: in december 2014 i visited my friend's father, who i think has mild schizophrenia (he was admitted in 2012 after a psychotic episode). he told me a story about how he was outside at 445 am (yes, specific time) and saw a big blue orb slowly moving fluidly and silently along the sky. he tried to get his wife to come outside to see it, but she ignored him cause she was getting ready for work. i would have blown the story off, but then his wife (who is sane) told me that when she drove to work and parked her car, she saw the same thing. the guy drew me a really crude picture, and i was never able to reconcile the fact that she attested to his story. enter 2019, and Mike Nolan's Long Weekend is being released. in episode 3, nolan and crazy steve are outside the bar smoking a joint, and a big blue orb moves fluidly and silently along the sky. blew my fucking mind, i still can't get over it

[@rogersnuclear]

@@9erik1 i'm attenting uni for physics now, and have found my psychedellic awakening with other 'hippie' charecters, it's just nice too see another sentience with a similar experiance of the universe

[@jamiedevlin8536]

put my friends onto the show when i was 10 or 11 and since then its become a part of our lives, its more than just a cartoon

[@nicholascharles9625]

You were definitely still too young to have been watching that.

[@DockJockShorts_76]

this was amongst one of my favorite shows found ever in the last 2-4 years or so.... 100%

[@motioninart]

So good

[@raccoonavi]

big lez has a better ending than like almost every mainstream tv show

[@motioninart]

It’s perfect throughout

[@Billfra4]

@@motioninart then Mike Nolan came as a beautiful prequel

[@CottonTeeth]

Bro, I tried so hard not to cry at the end of the Big Lez Show when I first saw it, but it got me. I've grown up the past few years watching this show and showing it to so many people. It has had a big impact on my life the past few years and is one of my all-time favorite animated shows ever.

[@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns]

I only discovered this a few months ago. It's helped me get through a pretty tough time in life.

[@motioninart]

Hope you’re doing better now

[@PersonaNonGrata666]

Browntown Town song is my ringtone and "whaddiyatalkinabeet" is my notification sound. I love this show so much and I'm glad I finally found a video (or someone) who understands how much effort and work went into telling such a funny and unique story. This show is Adult Swim tier.

[@motioninart]

It needs to be on adult swim

[@chuckielover06]

Time to watch it all through again

[@colonelturmeric558]

This series of animations was one of the cornerstones of my late teens and early 20s, such an amazing show. Literally better than most tv shows out there

[@jarrydburrows3727]

I was introduced to this show by a mate of mine in 2018 and eversince its been amazing every time ive come back to it.

[@tokilladaemon]

I’ll be shocked if jarrad doesn’t get some high profile voice acting work at some point

[@motioninart]

I think he should be

[@RM-vj4ni]

AHNOOIIIAA

[@logan0087]

@Tumor Tuner what episodes he in I wanna check it out?

[@تشؤنسخى]

@Tumor Tuner smartest thing they did was not selling the rights to CC and instead making a spin off for them.

[@trendkill3333]

@@تشؤنسخى 100%. If he sold it he would’ve lost all creative control most likely and he wouldn’t be able to make it exactly how he wants it because CC would have all kinds of boundaries and shit

[@queebloxd]

I find it so crazy that a little cartoon made by a high schooler that just wanted to make his friends laugh could turn into such a cultural icon for so many Australians

[@ethan___1215]

Summer heights high and now big lez show, you’re a legend dude

[@motioninart]

I’m a skits mission

[@davidthorne5715]

This show is one of the best shows and it has such wonderful messages and themes. I don’t even know where to begin, but I had the pleasure of meeting jarred and his brother and they were both really cool guys. I can’t wait for anything else that he has to put out there for us to enjoy. My roommate in college did a year in Australia for school and discovered this show, then showed it to me, glad he did.

[@nolanyoung8786]

I would like to give a huge thanks to the show for giving me the nickname of ‘Nolzy’

Surely you woulda been called that anyway

[@motioninart]

Nolzy!

[@sylar1989]

Best animated show on yt. I haven't laughed so hard from any other show in my life, cant wait to see what Jarrad Wright will come up with next.

[@motioninart]

Same here. The man’s a genius.

[@Muad_Dib420]

The sassy show is out

[@Howtoeatrocks]

Every morning my friends and I would huddle around the computer in the library and watch big Lez. Miss those days.

[@tywarden5426]

He drew the first couple season with a touchpad on a school chrome book to the point the touchpad was completely worn out all for us to have this beautiful show that has damn bear saved my life and helped me through some very dark times

[@motioninart]

Glad to hear you’re doing better. The big Lez show is an absolute gem

[@cosmoreverb3943]

I was first shown TBLS one lunchtime in college. It then became a ritual for like half the class to sit down and watch new episodes over some pizza. Good shit

[@koganbros.9351]

awesome review mate

[@motioninart]

no, you're awesome

[@fraserpye9667]

This show is the most incredible thing I've ever seen. I first saw it when I was like 10, and it was in my heart ever since, but rewatching and seeing the spiritual awakenings changed my life. Thx for everything Jarrad.

[@Jarismic]

I know a lot of people from other countries haven never seen Big Lez before, but here in Australia, this series is what everyone my age grew up on in school. To this day, we still quote random lines from our favourite episodes and characters

[@Michael-sb3lg]

When my friend group found this show when we were 15 we started quoting it so much at school it just sort of became the way we joked around each other. 10 years on I still quote this show without even realising it. It’s become part of my life.

[@mikenolan9920]

Big lez show is easily for me the finest little show made. Nothing has made me laugh like it and i doubt nothing ever could. Thank god Jarrod is still making content

[@Dorf274]

I need to save all the episodes to a goddamn bomb-proof disc. This show is just that important.

[@motioninart]

Needs to be a criterion collection

[@alexhuxy6356]

I want a producer or agent or whatever to owe jarrad and the guys the rest of the credit they’re due bc it’s such a good idea, like I wanna be watching bare of these consistently whether it’s a spinoff or set in a different time line or whatever! I appreciate the time it takes to make them but idk like imagine if it was a proper tv show, they deserve it it would bang ahaha

[@LastPlaceHero]

Aren't you glad the new sassy season is coming out now lol

[@inellangley1608]

Remembering watching this show at 11 years old..im 17 now and it still a fkn hit

[@aonghasduncan5969]

same bro, I started watching when I was 13 and now I'm 18. I feel like it played a big part in making me into the person I am today

[@maggotdog]

@@aonghasduncan5969 deep shit

[@enry898]

Watched part of this vid, had never heard of Big lez, went and watched the entire thing then came back to finish this, absolutely epic, consider that a job well done on your part!

[@motioninart]

Glad to hear you loved it :)

[@zakkbryant1388]

Thank you, for making this two years ago, as when I originally saw this, it introduced me to this wonderful series. I have returned 2 years later, thanks to youtube's great algorithm, to thank you profusely for your work in introducing me to a masterpiece. I have seen every episode now, and continue to stay in touch with the new old adventures of Sassy, and it's all thanks to you my fine sir. I cannot appreciate you enough. You have made my life entirely new, and beautiful, again.

[@motioninart]

Fuck. This means so much to me you don’t know. Firstly, full credit to JW for the show but your words are greatly appreciated. I’m just doing my part to spread the good word. But it brings me deep joy to see others discover the gems I know deserve to be valued. Thanks man.

[@jesuschrist7833]

My older brother showed me this when I moved too Cali. First time I ever got high, like with actual flower. Took maybe 4 bong rips and proceeded to watch all of it. I’m so happy with Sassys new show.

[@saintarj4552]

this was my whole childhood, I enjoyed it way more than any proper big budget show I've ever watched

[@motioninart]

It’s got heart and soul, which is more than you can say about other higher budget shows

[@queenelizabethii7482]

I remember when my brothers introduced me to this show I still need to thank them for it

[@motioninart]

Did you thank them?

[@dyllonfoley6831]

Between Big Lez and Willem Powerfish, Australia certainly has acquired a taste for the Tweed. Couldn't have asked for a better part of the world to grow up in, especially knowing we produce some hilarious shit.

[@GOBLINZ8]

He's back

[@motioninart]

I can't wait

[@aBundleOfSticksOrTwigs]

been watching this for ages, i love to see others enjoying it as much as i do

[@motioninart]

Same here. Have you seen the recent on location with Clarence claymore?

[@aBundleOfSticksOrTwigs]

@@motioninart i watched it as soon as it came out😅. Just waiting to see what else comes out, what the shooting stars mean, and where the show will go with the revelation that it is a in universe tv show.

[@raymondgarden1157]

Genuinely such a good show. The characters are iconic.

[@motioninart]

I can hear their voices

[@TopiaryDragon]

It's superficial level of production hides a deeper more introspective level of storytelling. Makes for a compelling entertaining watch. Can't wait for more!

[@reecemullen7403]

The big lez show and other related shows are probably the best thing that will ever be on yt

[@horsemeat1776]

This whole show and the continuing series that follows is good enough to be put on adult swim. Absolutely amazing show.

[@Dunmerdog]

Every kid in New Zealand watched the first season when it came out. Then we forgot about it. A few years ago I checked back in and saw there was more, and I realised just what a fucking gem it was

[@agdgdgwngo]

I fucking love Big Lez. It's one of the few things I've seen that connect so deeply with me. I got real nostalgia for the days of smoking with my own mates. The best part is at first you think the show is kind of stupid, but then you realise how clever it all is and feel stupid yourself. There's no bullshit, it's not corporate or family friendly, and it's not polished. It's mass appeal is its humour and spontaneity and I heard of it through word of mouth. It's properly refreshing

[@motioninart]

It’s amazing at how authentic it is and I love that people can see that

[@therealstarMoses]

I’m here after “On location with clarence” in one of the comments made me realize what it is that made the show hit me so much. It’s made with heart I that something we don’t really see as much of nowadays but I think it’s a shame

[@motioninart]

agreed

[@oldmetalhippyoldmetalhippy1971]

Awesome Big Lez Documentary! Jarrad Wright is a Genius! A Bodhisattva even!

[@vdirectz4877]

glad u made this vid man, shows way to underrated

[@genghisfarn]

Whipping out a bag and doing bumps with your mates when they did it on screen was so class. Nothing but good mems of this show

[@motioninart]

Straya

[@iminapunkband]

The show is an absolute gem. Proves you don’t need big budgets or marketing to make something people will love, just need a bit of talent and a unique perspective. Love it for so many reasons

[@timverrecchia1654]

In Australia we where all watching this as kids, it was our childhood show and really gave us a better understanding of Aussie culture, this show enhanced our culture and connected us to it for alot of us young kids watching this as we grew up. Amazing show. And it connected alot of people around the world to Australian culture

[@motioninart]

It makes me happy that not only Australians know about this

[@dariusmatthews2521]

This show I just now found just proves the amount of competition we have to deal with today

[@joostin123]

Kinda crazy how much of an impact an MS Paint animated show on KZbin has had. Straight from my part of Australia too!

[@kingofbrutaltheocracy9201]

More than just a show: This epic saga created a new pillar of the cinematic experience and is fast becoming the enduring, high water mark, of MS Paint productions. This exciting action packed comedy has overtly based and introspective themes, and is sure to leave you feeling born anew and craving for more episodes.

[@motioninart]

Introspective themes is a great way to put it

[@spaniel5657]

This show is one of the biggest inspirations for me, I do music/art/animation and am working on a game. TBLS and other small Australian efforts like team cherry (hollow knight) showed me there is no cap on creativity and that I can do whatever I want without having the thousands of dollars to spend

[@marumali_girlmn1195]

My sons introduced me to Big Lez, Sassy & the gang about 5-6 years ago and they are now adults and we still watch all of Jarrad’s episodes, they never ever get old. When he made the Sassy the Sasquatch series I was absolutely thrilled and I must say it is hands down one of the best things I have ever had the pleasure of watching. Anyone know if Jarrad is married? Coz I’d seriously marry this absolute genius of a man 💞💞💞 *Edit - my youngest son just informed me that we’ve been watching Jarrad’s work since 2015!!!

[@KNINESVIDS]

Nice little summary. Cant remember how we found it but me and my mates all started watching it when we were between 14-16 somewhere, Bloody 9-11 years ago now. The waites were excruciating but worth it, sometimes 8-12 months long for 1 episode... Started off so silly and chill and evolved into such a mad tale that ill never get over and carry on rewatching and showing to anyone i can... Im so thankful Jarrads kept it up all these years. Only something that comes from love can carry on the way it has. Sassy is my favorite interdimensional all knowing being of all time. Comedy is my love and my medicine. Much love 🥰❤️ gonna share this vid

[@Billfra4]

This is the kind of underrated show you would find on abc view

[@motioninart]

ABC iview wishes it had this quality

[@Billfra4]

@@motioninart I mean it’s got superwog but that’s it

[@geeelll7216]

Probably the most amazing thing would be is when we all long gone- Aussies from 100 years from now will be like wtf this is sik, probably think it’s the most funniest animated Aussie skits mix fully dosed up cartoon series that’s ever been made. To the fella that made this, you’re gifted as and should be proud of what you created. Certainly cracked me up and got me into deep thinking about life in general with having created down to earth blue characters with a bit of emotions in the mix too. Good work there Bobby brown junior

[@handlemchandleton3255]

I think the thing about tbls is its an actual passion project. Yes its a stoner comedy but only at the start but it flourishes and grew with its audience which is rare.

[@flyback_driver]

As ironic as it is this show helped me get off heroin. I came across it three years ago while on KZbin when going through withdrawal and the messages within the show just spoke to me. Seriously underated show.

[@4doorsmorewhores298]

Helped yah off heroin? Mate this show made me a full fkn stoner. No regrets but interesting how it affected u

[@AnonymousCaveman]

Remember being shown it from a friend in my A levels (season 3 ep 3) and since then I have been in love with the show.

[@dwingham5219]

Tripper snipper is the best❤️

[@daftmi9hty327]

If you realise it's all backed by incredibly well made music that fits the mood for the scenes there used in wake up is one of the best songs I've heard and gives me chills every time I listen to it

[@lunhing5308]

Time for another rewatch ❤

[@18account80]

great review without even touching the plot. IN A GOOD WAY. The shorter episodes were so casual, it felt like slice of life, but with Sasquatches. RIP Big Lez

[@motioninart]

thanks man. appreciate the kind words.

[@BootlegHuman]

This show is what I point to people when I tell them I still play older games most, doesn't matter if the art is polished and smooth, it's the story and enjoyment from the work put in to engage the viewer/player

[@joakovids]

Thank you for showing me to this masterpiece

[@motioninart]

Glad you loved it :)

[@spych0367]

Been watching it since "season 1" never knew all the work behind it thought it was a team's throwaway this makes me appreciate it so much more

[@ChrisDodges123]

4:07 I remember when i first seen that episode and that sequence is deep af!

[@llai8501]

Doesn't get the recognition it deserves. Fantastic series, Jarrad is a legend.

[@SpecialSoldier109]

The recording the fight sounds in the cane field cracked me tf up

[@motioninart]

makes me laugh everytime I hear it

[@krabben7242]

Sick paint drawer. Sick show. Sick characters

[@motioninart]

The best

[@papagambit]

I still quote TBLS on a daily basis.. this show got me through high school.. hardest years of my life. Massive love & respect for everyone involved in the production of this masterpiece ❤️

[@SoftLoliete]

its weird seeing these videos in my feed long after we finished the big lez show, the new ones are pretty good though

[@RecktalBear]

Nail on the head mate! The show is severely underrated

[@motioninart]

Yeah it’s fantastic

[@BigIronHyland]

The big fackin Lez show what an absolute gem. Ive grown up watching the seasons, the nostalgia it gave me watching again was crazy. Never got the meaning to it watching as a teen but rewatching changed my life

[@greenphantomog]

The Big Lez show will forever hold onto a friendship I never want back; these gents are the good side of a filthy coin, thank you everyone.

[@MrRedeyedJedi]

The best thing about it is the sassy show is that piece of the puzzle that makes it all make sense

[@VV-Vash]

god big Lez is just a great show glad to see someone cover it and give it more exposure to jarred he seems like a great lad and hes very genuine with everything he does. I hope he creates more soon he's a legend.

[@motioninart]

same here. did you enjoy on location with clarence claymore?

[@Ojibwa_Islandboi]

Some talent and lot of hard work with a good attitude can take you places.

[@nazgul_53]

TBLS is a masterpiece. Its so much better than any adult cartoons or movies or whatever. It's masterpiece.

[@motioninart]

The quality shines through despite the low budgets

[@growmiezhomiez8760]

I never needed an explanation but you got me curious!

[@motioninart]

Have you ended up watching it?

[@growmiezhomiez8760]

@@motioninart absolutely yes and I did enjoy the video thoroughly. Thank You!

[@johntom_fnq]

Yooo do A Moody Christmas. Mad underrated Aussie comedy that was actually funny and accurate

[@motioninart]

Never heard of it! Will check it out :)

[@RayenTheBuzzybee]

OMG there was a mural of this show at the school i graduated from! i never knew what it was. i thought the day and night sky being separated by a rainbow to be a cool design.

[@NoEnemiesRahim]

Watched maybe 2 minutes of this and had to go binge watch the entire series :') fuckn beaut mate

[@motioninart]

Yeah nah nah yeah nah

[@kamielmoodley3689]

8:10 next level respect, drawing with the touch pad. Hardcore.

[@motioninart]

I still can’t believe he did that