Other television writing credits include Little Britain, The Armando Iannucci Shows, Come Fly With Me, Trigger Happy TV, So Graham Norton, Smack The Pony, The Armstrong and Miller Show, Bob and Margaret, Spitting Image, Harry and Paul, Katy Brand’s Big Ass Show, Alexei Sayle’s Merry Go Round, Man Stroke Woman and Big Train.

Caution: all affects from this book such as the want to laugh and cry at the same time, want of saving bunnies from horrible deaths, want of talking about other equally disturbing topics, trying to find the sequel because no matter how cruel the book is oddly satisfying, and more are out of my jurisdiction and therefore you are not allowed to file lawsuits against me for recommending this book. Tra congegni complessi, incursioni nel mondo del cinema e della televisione, assurdi nascondigli e ridicole invenzioni, i coniglietti ci mostrano la precarietà della vita contemporanea e ci fanno sbellicare dalle risate. Note: If you like bunnies and do not want to see them in a dejected state to the point that they commit suicides (as the title implies) I suggest you do not read this book.This book is a lot of fun, and it only takes twenty minutes to read because there are none of those pesky words for you to worry about. Poi prendete questo libro, sfogatevi e aspettate: la luce divina della rinascita scenderà su di voi e sul vostro ghigno soddisfatto ed estatico.

He used to be the stage dancer for The Pod, Julian Barratt’s comedy techno band which was the forerunner of The Mighty Boosh. His credits include Trigger Happy TV, Smack the Pony, Black Books, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts award-winning Robbie the Reindeer, and the Disney animated film Gnomeo and Juliet—with a score by Tim Rice and Elton John.

Ché con la fantasia non si nuoce a nessuno, anzi magari ci scappa pure di raggiungere uno stato di beatitudine e serenità mentre facciamo crescere alla vittima prescelta un elegante e raffinato paio di orecchiette da coniglio. Note: the book has very little words, and it's mostly just pictures that imply the horrible death of a cute yet extremely depressed and psychopathic bunny. I’m not sure how many more variations this author/illustrator can come up with, but I suspect it’s enough to make the other books worth checking out.