Makin' news and takin' names! Here are some things that have been written about us and our projects:

World Screen Daily
"PorchLight Entertainment is working with the Chicago-based outfit Eat Your Lunch for Freaky Frankenbike Patrol, a new animated series geared to kids aged 6 to 11."
August 2006

Animation Magazine
"Some pimped-out custom bicycles get three middle-scool boys into all sorts of adventures and trouble in Freaky Frankenbike Patrol, a new 2D-animated series being developed by PorchLight Ent. and Chicago-based creative group Eat Your Lunch."
August 2006

Cynopsis:Kids
"PorchLight Entertainment has teamed-up with Chicago-based Eat Your Lunch to develop Freaky Frankenbike Patrol, a 2D animated comedy/action series targeting Kids 6-11. Under the agreement, PorchLight will have worldwide broadcast, home video, and licensing and merchandising rights to the series."
August 2006

Bra!nCamp E-News
"EAT YOUR LUNCH ON PATROL - Word reaches us from BC alum Dave Skwarczek of Eat Your Lunch that Porchlight Entertainment has signed on to develop Dave’s series “Freaky Frankenbike Patrol.” The series, aimed at 6-11 year olds, follows three middle school kids who ride their wild bikes to animated adventures. Good luck Dave."
August 2006

Broadcast International
"Rubber Duck Entertainment, the newly created intellectual property arm of The Contender Entertainment Group, has teamed up with Chicago's Eat Your Lunch to develop a CGI/live-action series based on the US company's Bzots property."
October 2005

Nashville Parent
"The storyline gives way to what’s really valuable here: unique entertainment for kids combining wild creativity, far-out dancing (a breakdancing lesson’s included) and nonstop musical fun."
July 2005

Chicago Parent
Our Gotta Get A Gig! DVD gets a great review in the July 2005 issue of Chicago Parent! "Bzots are back. Here’s another robot-powered adventure with charm and personality to spare. The story is simple, but I can’t take my eyes off the weird and wonderful world of Bzots...Younger kids will love the gadgets, vivid colors and silly songs. Older viewers will appreciate the hip robots—each with a vibrant personality—and a mean CEO worthy of Enron. The music is a mix of styles that all have one thing in common: fun....Sylvia says: A. I like the happy feel and the tone. Don’t miss the DVD extra—it’s a break dancing lesson from Dave Bermudez."
July 2005

Chicago Parent
Bzots' Escape A Go-Go! DVD gets a great review in the June 2004 issue of Chicago Parent Magazine: "What do you get when you mix music, robots, Monty-Python-esque art and a sly wit? Well, maybe you didn't know it until now, but you end up with Bzots, a locally produced DVD and the second of this month's selections that work for different ages...The robots are the right mix of cool and adorable for fans of different ages...overall this is a delightful and unique mix...fun and inventive...My college-bound daughter predicts this will be a cult hit among teenagers..."
June 2004

CQCM/KIDS FIRST! Endorsement
Bzots' Escape A Go-Go! DVD has received an endorsement from the Coalition for Quality Children's Media/KIDS FIRST! jury of child development professionals, teachers, parents and children from diverse geographic, socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds. Adult Juror comments include "Artistically ambitious. Technically and visually fascinating with catchy rock music..." The Kid Jurors said "It's funny. I like the cool robots." "They play awesome music."

April 2004

Up Next: Bzots
KidScreen magazine profiles the latest and greatest in kids' entertainment. Guess who they're talking about.
February 2004

Extra Extra NATPE 2004 show daily
A Bzots profile for the benefit of the thousands of NATPE attendees.
January 19, 2004