The new Patmat studio Hello everybody, this will be just a brief post, as time permits. Fellow ajetologists have alerted me to this video,...

Continuing from my interview with František Váša , today I will be discussing two episodes made in 1992, Parkety and Vrata , with focus on t...

Martin Kublák working on Plot in 2018 (source: pro-miminka.cz) As I' ve mentioned in a few other posts, a list of animators on ...

Never heard of Steamworks Studio? Neither did I until yesterday, but I am familiar with some of their work, namely many episodes of the las...

This post continues my review of individual episodes from the Pat a Mat kutí series. For more on the series as a whole and previous epis...

All of the newest Pat & Mat episodes are out, so it's time to take a look at each one of them and the series as a whole. This two-p...

Today, we'll take a look at what I believe to be the funniest episode from the 3-season, 39-episode batch produced by the Patmat film s...

If you are mostly stuck at home like many of us are right now, here is some extra material featuring Pat & Mat: commercials made ...

When I was first thinking about making a blog about the series, one of the ideas rolling around in my head was to review every episode prod...

This is the first post to be published after the corona virus has spread through Europe and its pandemic has been declared. I wish all of...

A new episode, the first of 13 from the new series Pat a Mat kutí ( Pat & Mat do DIY - there's no official translation yet), ...

Introduction Pat & Mat's history is full of great stories and tidbits. Marek Beneš, the current director of the series, often tell...

A neat interview with Marek Beneš was posted on the Croatian website express.hr in September of 2017. Available here , this interview by Pau...

Animators are one of the unsung heroes of Pat & Mat and probably every stop motion series. They are the ones who spend the most time ...