Over The Hill In Clackerville

While you're waiting for the next episode of LITERARIUM, check out this award-winning raunchy animated series! It's uh, it ain't for the faint of heart... On the verge of his IT Shop closing, a computer whizz but business loser meets an accountant turned porn star granny; but when the potential romance with her also means embracing the craziness of Clackerville, he is forced to “grow a pair” and become a man or risk losing everything he loves. If “South Park” had a sexual encounter with “Big Mouth,” the love child would be “Over The Hill In Clackerville.” It’s an adult animated comedy series featuring a group of middle-aged oddities living their lives in the crazy town of Clackerville. Earl of Earl’s Computers is up shit creek without a paddle as his IT store is on the brink of bankruptcy. It’s a hopeless situation until he meets Mother Goose (a 65-year-old accountant turned porn star) who he instantly falls for. However, forming a love bond with the star of “The Goose & The Pink Sock IV” will require a big change for this mild-mannered computer technician. Meanwhile, tensions run high between Lilly and Charlie. Their marriage is in the crapper and despite his best efforts, Charlie can’t seem to flush 60-year-old Lilly’s dreams of being a pop-singing sensation. And with a non-existent sex life, Charlie finds a release for his sexual tension through the ass in his backyard - literally. “Over The Hill In Clackerville” is a story about those who are a bit long in the tooth, finding love and following their dreams. Even if it means getting fucked along the way. Oh, and there’s also talking genitals named Vincent and Alfred - they sell real estate... WEBSITE: https://www.clackerville.com/ If you like what you hear, please leave a rating and review! It really helps us get the podcast to listeners. Consider supporting our show by becoming a patron at https://patreon.com/literariumpodcast Join our community: WEBSITE: https://linktr.ee/vincentkocznur EMAIL: [email protected] Literarium is a production of Nightscape Media. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.