Silk and Helene Joy. Most of the Puppets Who Kill episodes were written by founding creator/producer John Pattison, with Dan Redican also writing a number of episodes and providing story editing advice. More than half of the series episodes were directed by producer Shawn Alex Thompson. The series employed experienced people recruited from the film industry in some of the technical positions. The contributions of sound designer Daniel Pellerin, editor Caroline Christie, and composer Carlos Lopes, among others, enhanced the look and sound of the series. On June 22, 2006, the show completed its fourth and final season. The first and second seasons have been released on DVD in full. Season 3 and 4 appeared in a 'Best of' collection in 2010 with audio commentaries by key cast and crew, and contains some of the show's greatest hits including such popular episodes as "The Joyride" and "The Rival House". Awards Puppets Who Kill won many awards in its four-year run. In Canada, it won 3 Gemini Awards, including Best Writing in a Comedy for founding creator/writer/producer John Pattison and Best Directing in a Comedy for producer/director Shawn Alex Thompson. PWK went on to receive a total of 15 Gemini nominations in various categories, from writing, directing, and acting to sound design and photography. The series also won the prestigious Bronze Rose for Comedy at the Montreux Television Festival in Switzerland in 2003, coming in second to The Office. Legacy As confirmed by the PWK website, a Puppets Who Kill movie is in the works. Dan Redican (known as Dan Barlow on the show) has toured Canada with the comedy troupe The Frantics. John Pattison has occasionally performed his live puppet show Beyond Puppets Who Kill in various cities in Canada. List of Episodes Season one "Pilot" (first broadcast January 30, 2000) Dan meets with four puppet clients and finds that each of them has deeply rooted psychological problems. Rocko decides to help a children's show host get a kidney for a large amount of money but is frustrated at how difficult it is to achieve his goal. Buttons, at Dan's behest, seduces a woman who could make or break the halfway house. "Buttons, The City Councillor And The City Councillor's Wife" (October 11, 2002) "Cuddles Goes To Jail" (October 18, 2002) "Buttons Goes To Court" (October 25, 2002) "Bill's Brain" (October 31, 2002) "The Island Of Skip-Along Pete" (November 8,