The 3rd episode of our short web series “Company Car” is up for your enjoyment. This one takes a little bit of a different tone compared the Ep 2, but we like to have a little “aww” once in awhile. Check it out and pass it on. We’re really glad people are enjoying this show so please share it with others!

If you missed the first 2 episodes, don’t miss out! Watch HERE

The time has come. After months of working behind the scenes on this special project, “Away We Happened” is launching May 21st. We’ve partnered with AT&T to create a really unique video campaign that’s going to bring us, Wong Fu Productions, and our fans together! Watch the trailer first, then read below.

That’s right, we’ve only written the first episode, and nothing after. Each week, we’re going to ask a question or two at the end of the latest episode and see what answer the fans give on AwayWeHappened.com. From these suggestions we’ll put together the next episode, write, shoot, and edit it within a few days, and do it all over again. It’s going to be an incredible challenge, but we’re looking forward to accomplish something really amazing and look back on the series saying that we did it, with your help. Just go easy on us ok? haha

Hope you’re excited. And hope we can deliver, haha. The craziness starts May 21!

Thanks for watching this season of Wong Fu Weekends! It’s been a lot of fun hanging out with you guys, we’ll be back with Season 6 very soon!

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We’re so glad to be expanding ISA by creating original content through ISAtv and this is just the start. We were all asked if we wanted a show and of course we were in! (Yup, even Wes and Ted have their own shows coming)

So why a dance show? Well, hip hop dance used to be my life. In college at UCSD I was coordinator of a team called Ascension. I was consumed basically 3 days a week (at least!) with dance. We did shows and competitions around souther California. I even posted some earlyyy youtube videos of our routines (old school fans know!). But, after graduating, it all came to a complete halt as Wong Fu Productions took over my priorities. I tried to take classes just for fun when I could, and help out my team, but over time, dance was totally out of my life and the only contact I had was watching my super talented friends on YouTube or ABDC as they continued their passion. When it came time to discuss what show we would all have for ISA TV, I knew this was finally my chance to dance again, and dance with some of the best! I’m so honored to work with these choreographers and excited to be on the floor once more, even if it is just once a month; I’ll take what I can get! Hope you enjoy the show so I can keep shooting more episodes! And go easy on me, I’m rusty! It’s been years! haha

Thought I’d dig up some old photos from my vault to give you a peek at what I was doing before this whole WF thang became what it is. These were the “costumes” from Ascension’s year end routines from each year. Oh young-Phil, look what you’ve gotten yourself into. haha

And since so many comments are asking for uploads of old videos.. LOOK! one has already been here this whole time! Hidden in 2006, lol. See if you can spot me, good luck.

sigh, good times. No, Great times. The dance “scene” has changed a lot since then, due to shows like ABDC and SYTYCD, and I often felt like I’ve fallen to far behind. So glad I can pretend like I know what’s still hip with Step By Step! Thanks!

Check out the newest episode to our series “Company Car”! This one is full of special guests and it was such an honor and joy to work with such an incredible and funny ensemble!

OUTTAKES coming soon.

WATCH EPISODE 1 in case you missed it!

FUN FACTS:

• This is now Manny’s 9th video with us! Can you name the others??
• Ally and Manny have acted before. She played the girl who ruined his legal case in “Recess Court”!
• Not-so-fun-fact: Middle of the shoot our sound recorder started to malfunction. We brought in a back up, and that one ALSO broke. Thankfully the guys at JKFilms came to help in a bind and we were able to use theirs. Otherwise we would’ve had no sound!
• It was a very hot day shooting, Justin had a very physically tough task of staying under the blanket for those long takes!
• On April 1 (April Fool’s Day) We played a joke that the car got stolen so we couldn’t shoot any more episodes. This lead a lot of viewers to think that we really had to cancel the series! Sorry for joke! haha

In this episode of Wong Fu Weekends we play family feud!

BONUS ROUND: CONTEST

How to play and win:
1) Enter your 6 answers down below with your Facebook account.
2) Contest ends May 9th at 11:59pm PST
3) We will go through the list randomly and if you have the correct answer we will be contacting you through Facebook on May 10th.

Prize:
Chance to win one of our newest Awkward Animals.

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In this two part episode of Wong Fu Weekends Wes, Ted and Phil fire machine guns and drive a tank all in one afternoon!

Checkout http://www.driveatank.com and http://www.facebook.com/DriveATank

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Two After Noon is not about missed opportunities. It is not about unrequited love or losing out. Two After Noon is about first impressions. It is about two people that spend two hours together at two o’clock. What could happen? Realistically, what could happen? It seems like there are too many misleading movies and stories out there now. Of course they’re fun to watch, but they are so disconnected from truth and reality. How often do strangers “fall in love” so quickly and carelessly? Is the act of falling in love a necessary ingredient for romantic stories to be entertaining and engaging? I don’t believe it is.

Two After Noon revolves around the idea that two people can be thrown together, be attracted to one another, and connect on a meaningful level– but still not end up together. That may sound like a tragic notion at first, but that’s only if you interpret it as an ending. A common theme that fascinates me is that there are no real beginnings and endings; instead, everything is continuous and ongoing. There are so many things in our lives that are indefinite. Finding love and companionship certainly fit into that category. Sometimes you meet someone that seems, for a lack of better words, perfect. But then, for one reason or another, you don’t get to see that relationship all the way through. Instead, what that relationship could have been, is totally left in the dark. All you can hold onto is the indescribable feeling while it existed. But just because the relationship did not develop into something more, does that make it any less meaningful?

I can speak from personal experience that certain things have a way of coming around. Especially the things that you put away in your mind because you’ve attached an ending to them. I’m not saying to always dwell on misfortunes, but rather, to adapt to circumstances with a hopeful outlook.

As for Arthur and Erin, their story together may very well continue in the future but all we see is the two hour window of time they spent. Their impromptu date was a shared divergence from their plans but a glimpse of potential as well. When Arthur finally receives the phone call from his blind date, he’s thrown back on track while Erin is left by herself, again. Erin, while disappointed, is not too discouraged. It’s simply not in her nature. If there’s an “end message” to the short, then it’s to adopt the same positive, hopeful outlook that Erin keeps.

If you liked this short, you might also enjoy our “One Days: HK” series. The One Days is a collection of shorts inspired by the different people and places of Hong Kong. I guess you could say “Two After Noon” is our first attempt at creating an American version of The One Days. Enjoy!

In this two part episode of Wong Fu Weekends Wes, Ted and Phil tour the studios of FUNimation Entertainment, the largest distributor of anime in the US. They brought you Dragon Ball, Fullmetal Alchemist, One Piece and many many more animated series to the states!

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DRAGON BALLS!

While we were in Texas for tour we were invited to the Funimation headquarters where we were immersed in our favorite anime series and made a really fun and special WFWeekends.

A few days later, we were in Minnesota for another show, but we took a short drive out to a place where we could drive tanks and fire machine guns! Definitely our most macho WFWeekends yet.

And after coming back from the road we went right into production for our mini series “Company Car”. So far we’ve released only the first episode, but here’s a look at what’s to come next!

There’s your sneak peak to feed your curiosity!