This is a proof of concept for the in-development Defunctland VR Park.

September 6, 2017 Disaster Transport by Disaster Dave feat. Kevin Perjurer

Terri Hardin joins Kevin for a very special commentary track of Captain EO.

It's a clickbait-palooza with special guest star Disney Dan, as Kevin and him count down the top 5 defunct walk-around characters!

In this very merry Defunctland christmas special, Kevin discusses the History of the Country Bear Christmas Special at Disneyland and Walt Disney World.

All amusement parks need restaurants right? In this minisode, Kevin talks about the history of the now-defunct McDonald's advertising character, Mac Tonight.

In this minisode, Kevin discusses the former entrance to Disney California Adventure.

Explore the troubled history of the Epcot’s Original Journey Into Imagination, in Part 2 of a collaboration between Defunctland and Yesterworld!

April 9, 2018 In this inaugural episode of Debunkedland, Noah discusses the rumors and conspiracies surrounding Disney's most infamous extinct attraction, ExtraTERRORestrial: Alien Encounter.

On this episode of Debunkedland, the team takes a look at Universal Studios Florida's defunct attraction, Jaws: The Ride, and all of the controversies, rumors, and conspiracies that it experienced during its tenure at the park.

In this pilot episode of DefunctTV, Kevin discusses the history of Playhouse Disney's flagship show, Bear in the Big Blue House and how it changed Disney Channel forever.

DefunctTV turns the channel to Nickelodeon to watch one of their most memorable game shows, Legends of the Hidden Temple. Kirk Fogg, Olmec, the Shrine of the Silver Monkey, Purple Parrots, Red Jaguars, Silver Snakes, Pendants of Life. What more could you want?

On this episode of DefunctTV, Kevin explores the history of a short-lived but well-remembered PBS wildlife show, Zoboomafoo, and its charismatic hosts, the Kratt Brothers.

In this extra-spooky Halloween special of Defunctland, Kevin travels to Japan to discuss the history of Tokyo Disneyland's Cinderella Castle Mystery Tour, a terrifying creation. He also provides a short history of the Black Cauldron, so there's that.

Today, Disney Dan takes over the channel to discuss the Muppets Disneyland takeover that never happened.

Exploring the history of the beloved PBS show Between the Lions

In this episode of DefunctTV, Kevin takes a look back at the often forgotten Muppet/Seuss collaboration, the Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss.

In the first episode of the six-part Jim Henson documentary series, the history of Jim's beginnings and his first television show, Sam and Friends, is explored.

In part two of DefunctTV's Jim Henson series, the origins of Sesame Street, the Muppetland specials, and the failed Muppet pilots are discussed.

In the third episode of DefunctTV: Jim Henson, Jim and his team head to the UK to make the Muppet Show. What they don't know, is that they are about to make the most popular show in the world.

In this Defunctland minisode, Kevin explores the history of McDonald's and Disney's relationship, from Dinoland to Happy Meals.

In the fourth part of the six-part series on Jim Henson, DefunctTV explores the history of HBO's Fraggle Rock and the Dark Crystal

In this episode of DefunctTV, part 5 of 6 in the Jim Henson miniseries, Kevin explores the history of the Muppets Take Manhattan, Muppet Babies, Labyrinth, The Storyteller, and much much more.

In the final episode of DefunctTV's Jim Henson Series, Jim Henson passes on, but not before he can make another television show and begin major negotiation with the Walt Disney Company. Finish the series with a history of the Jim Henson Hour, MuppetVision 3D, the Muppets at Walt Disney World, and Jim Henson's Disney Deal.

In this Defunctland minisode, Kevin explores the history of Cedar Fair's Berenstain Bear Country, as well as providing a few bear facts.

In thie episode of DefunctTV, Kevin explores the history of the PBS Kids animated series, Dragon Tales.

In this episode, Kevin looks at the beginning of the Disney Channel and one of their original series, Welcome to Pooh Corner, a live-action full-body character iteration of A.A. Milne's classic Winnie the Pooh.

October 24, 2019 Debunkedland with "K" is a reboot of the original Debunkedland series created by Kevin Perjurer, Noah Randall, and Heath Jinkins.

In this extra spooky Halloween episode of DefunctTV, Kevin takes a look at the original Ghost Busters sitcom created by Filmation, predating the popular 1984 comedy.

Charityland, our 8 hour live stream of special guests, skits, and games benefitting GKTW, is now live! Watch now!

In this episode, Kevin explores the history of what is widely regarded as Six Flags worst coaster in recent history, Six Flags Magic Mountain's Green Lantern: First Flight.

For one glorious summer, an experimental, sci-fi band rocked Disneyland's space stage. With a bass-playing Wookie and an acrobatic frog, the band's existence is nearly unbelievable, and the story behind its creation is just as incredible. This is Defunctland's first feature film, Live From the Space Stage: A HALYX Story.

Journey down memory lane with the original Halyx band members, songwriters and mask makers behind Disneylands epic 80’s space rock band as they share more stories, memories and beyond!

In this one-off episode, Kevin dives into the flagship location of the iconic toy retailer Toys "R" Us in the heart of Times Square in New York City.

In this episode, Kevin explores the history of SeaWorld San Diego's short-lived ~dark~ ride, the failed Submarine Quest.

This one got a bit out of hand. In this video, Kevin explore the history of and makes his own Handwich, Disney's Failed Sandwich of the Future!

In this minisode, Kevin dives deep into the history of Kennywood's Old Mill and the infamous Garfield overlay, Garfield's Nightmare.

In this minisode, Kevin explores the Wiggly history of the defunct Wiggles dark ride, The Big Red Car Ride, at Dreamworld in Australia.

On December 15, 1966, Walt Disney died. Sixteen years later, on October 1, 1982, EPCOT Center opened. This documentary covers the journey that took place in between.

Kevin deep dives into the history of the elaborate American Idol theme park experience that used to operate at Disney's Hollywood Studios.

In this episode, Kevin explores the history of kid cities, a series of fake miniature towns in which children can role-play as adults. Why do these exist, and who is behind them?

In the 1960s, Walt Disney carried the torch of one of humanity's oldest pursuits, the search for mechanical life. The result was Audio-Animatronics, a new breed of robots designed to mimic life. In this first part of a two-part exploration into living machines in Disney Parks, Kevin explores the history of automatons and the initial development of Disney's Animatronics.