PFFR is a Brooklyn-based production company and art collective consisting of Vernon Chatman, John Lee, Alyson Levy and formerly Jim Tozzi until 2009. The group has been active since 1998.

Work

The group's portfolio of work includes two albums, one 7-inch EP and one download-only EP (plus a string of live performances as a band), various art exhibits such as An Attack On All Americans or the Tyranny Of Weed shown at the LFL Gallery in New York and the script for the film Final Flesh.^[1] In 2010, they held an exhibition/video screening of a selection of their work entitled PFFR Presents Legacy IIX which took place at the Synchronicity Space in Los Angeles, CA between April 3 and May 1.^[2]

PFFR are also active in television comedy. They wrote, directed, produced and starred in the MTV2 variety show Wonder Showzen (2005–2006) and the Adult Swim CGI series Xavier: Renegade Angel. For both these shows, Chatman and Lee are the directors and main voice talent, whilst Tozzi and Levy are the animation/character designer and art director, respectively. Levy provides additional voices for both shows whilst Tozzi does only for 'Xavier'. PFFR are also responsible for producing, directing and co-writing Jon Glaser's Adult Swim show Delocated.^{[citation needed]}

Chatman and Lee collaborated on Doggy Fizzle Televizzle, a short lived sketch show starring Snoop Dogg, although this was not an official PFFR production. Following this show, Snoop Dogg made a guest appearance on PFFR's 'United We Doth' LP as well as a second-season episode of Xavier: Renegade Angel.^[3]

In 2015, PFFR produced and directed the music video for Animal Collective's song FloriDada, the first single off of their album Painting With.^[4]

PFFR Productions

PFFR Productions

Founded	2002
Founder	Vernon Chatman John Lee Alyson Levy Jim Tozzi
Headquarters	Brooklyn, New York , U.S.
Products	Wonder Showzen Xavier: Renegade Angel The Heart, She Holler The Shivering Truth Teenage Euthanasia

PFFR Productions (otherwise known as PFFFR in the closing logo) is an American film and television arm of PFFR. The company is best known for television and film productions aimed at mature audience, with such shows like MTV's Wonder Showzen, as well as Adult Swim's Xavier: Renegade Angel.^{[citation needed]} They also produced the 2008 Adult Swim pilot Neon Knome, which would later be worked as The Problem Solverz on Cartoon Network in 2011.^{[citation needed]} Other shows include Delocated, The Heart She Holler and The Shivering Truth (all for Adult Swim), as well as the first season of At Home with Amy Sedaris (for truTV).

The on-screen logo features a creature, who is the "mascot" for PFFR's 2005 EP Chrome Ghost.

Releases

Studio albums

• Rock Rocker Rocketh (CD) (2001, self-released)
• Injustice Center (12-inch) (2002, Invasion Planète Recordings)
• United We Doth (CD) (2003, Birdman)

Extended plays

• Chrome Ghost (download) (2005, Birdman-A-Phone)
• Dark Louds Over Red Meat (7-inch) (2018, Housewife Records)

Music videos

• "Superfine" (from Rock Rocker Rocketh and United We Doth)
• "Japoney Appoe" (from Rock Rocker Rocketh and United We Doth)
• "Our Concern" (from Injustice Center and United We Doth)
• "Feels Like $" (from Injustice Center and United We Doth)

Television shows

• Doggy Fizzle Televizzle (2002–2003; an unofficial PFFFR production created by Chatman & Lee)
• Wonder Showzen (2005–2006)
• Xavier: Renegade Angel (2007–2009)
• Delocated (2008–2013)
• The Heart, She Holler (2011–2014)
• Neon Joe, Werewolf Hunter (2015–2017)
• Jon Glaser Loves Gear (2016–2019)
• At Home with Amy Sedaris (2017)
• The Shivering Truth (2018–2020)
• Teenage Euthanasia (2021–present)

TV specials

• Ballmastrz: Rubicon (2023; in co-production with Studio 4°C)^[5]
• Di Bibl (2019; in co-production with Daisy Studios)^[6]
• Hunky Boys Go Ding-Dong (2018; two episodes were produced "Don't Die Alone"^[7] and "Terrific Journey")^[8]
• Gigglefudge U.S.A. (2016; in co-production with Everything Is Terrible! Originally part of Infomercials)

Films

• Final Flesh (2009)
• The Hands of God (2012)
• Untitled Kendrick Lamar project (TBD)^[9]