''Mister Know-It-All'' (or ''Mr. Know-It-All'') is an American

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distributed by technology news magazine ''

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'', based on the popular

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Background

After ''Wired'' joined

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's Digital Video Network, five original web series were announced for ''Wireds video channel including ''Mister Know-It-All'' and ''

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''.

Production

Animation for ''Mister Know-It-All'' is produced by

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's studio, Dream Factory Animation, for Condé Nast and @radical.media in the style of illustrator

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. Music and sound design were created by Sam Retzer. The first trailer was uploaded on June 4, 2013. The first episode, "Toddler Music", was uploaded on June 14, 2013, and the second episode, "Expired Medication", was uploaded on July 26, 2013.

References

External links

Official site

Episodes

* *{{YouTube, nX_0r__cvq8, Mister Know-It-All Episode 2: Expired Medication 2013 American television series debuts 2013 web series debuts American comedy web series Wired (magazine) YouTube original programming

Background

Production

See also

References

External links

Episodes