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February 12, 2023

Dangeresque Roomisode 1: Behind the Dangerdesque is now playable once again, thanks to a newer build of Ruffle. Play it.

January 13, 2023

An unused piece for the Trogdor!! The Board Game Kickstarter, Museum of Trogdor has been released on the website. Check it out.

January 6, 2023

Over on Twitter, @StrongBadActual has released an interview with Lindsay and Alex from SmallBu Studio, to discuss their work on Stinkoman 20X6 Intro Cinematic. Watch it.

August 4, 2022

Puppet Strong Bad and Human Mike will be playtesting Dangeresque: Crime Scene Tamperer as well as Trogdor!! The Board Game at GenCon 2022 at the Greater Than Games booth.

July 28, 2022

On Twitter, @StrongBadActual has announced a brand new Dangeresque-themed card game, titled Dangeresque: Crime Scene Tamperer, a collaboration with Greater Than Games.

Today's featured article

History according to Strong Bad is a running gag in which Strong Bad presents as historical fact elements that are either clearly false or that can't be verified. When retelling legends, Strong Bad often parodies actual historical storytelling techniques or attempts to make himself look good in the present and the past. Since this running gag is usually found in emails, history according to Strong Bad often centers around the history of Strong Badia, although at times other characters are involved in the stories or storytelling. (more...)

On this day...

November 20

• 2008: The Quote of the Week, Weekly Fanstuff, and Sketchbook were changed.

Did you know?

• Homestar Runner was going to have two cousins named Preshy and Rafferty (pictured) in an unfinished cartoon seen in Why Come Only One Girl?.
• The phone number at the end of Strong Bad Sings was originally 1-800-BAD-SONG, rather than 1-800-555-SBSINGS. However, it turned out that was a real number for a Limousine service.
• Marzipan has a cousin named Debra whom Strong Bad said he considered hot.
• The Brothers Chaps had originally named the Dangeresque series Danger Man. However, they changed the name after learning that the name had already been used as the title of the 1960s precursor to classic British television series The Prisoner.