Mt. Weird

High above a sleepy alpine town sits Sunshine Paradise Resort, where Steve, the born-and-raised owner of the local snowboard school, and his right-hand George run a ragtag crew of lovable troublemakers. Their circle includes the laid-back resort manager who looks the other way, a rogue snowcat driver who carves illegal midnight mega-jumps, a boozy chef who drinks as much as he cooks, a burned-out après-ski waiter running on questionable substances, and the chaotic cottage owner whose cabin hosts the wildest nights on the mountain. Each episode follows the gang's escalating stunts, from racing wrecked cars down the slopes to launching off outrageous jumps to impress visitors and sneaking around in bear costumes to terrify unsuspecting tourists, all while trying to charm the pretty instructors and outdo the snobby rival ski school down the hill. With a mockumentary, Jackass-style energy and a surprising amount of heart, the show celebrates friendship, freedom, and the glorious stupidity of living for the next big hit while the threat of being shut down by the resort's owners and the rivals always looms. Disclaimer: This adult cartoon series is a work of complete fiction, pure fantasy, and the unhinged scribblings of people who probably shouldn't be left unsupervised with coffee and a keyboard. Any resemblance to actual persons (living, dead, or currently haunting the group chat), places, events, corporations, deities, your mother, or that one weird coworker is purely coincidental. We mean it. Pure. Coincidence. If something in the show feels uncomfortably familiar, that’s on you. You’re projecting. We didn’t base any of this on real life. Especially not the stuff that feels very specific. The writers have never met any of those people. They definitely weren’t in the room. No notes were taken. No screenshots were saved. Everything you just recognized is a tragic accident of the universe and not at all intentional. This show is not a documentary, not a confession, and definitely not legal advice. Viewer discretion is advised - mostly because some of you will take this personally and we don’t want to deal with your emails. No animals were harmed in the making of this series. Several writers were. Proceed at your own risk!