I’m told that 2016 was another good year for TV. There was Black Mirror, a dystopian satire for people who think South Park is too subtle; Westworld, which introduced an inventive metaphysical conceit (robot cowboys!) and then used it to put sex and sexual assault in every episode; and Stranger Things, which, I don’t know — apparently synthesizers are scary if you grew up in the ‘80s? At any rate, it all meant zip to me because I spent the last few months of the year watching the best TV ever on my computer, hollering with laughter, and shouting “my boys, my beautiful boys!” at no-one in particular.

If that makes no sense to you then odds are you’ve never seen Car Boys, Monster Factory, or Touch The Skyrim — a trio of YouTube shows…

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