My brother and I recently got thrown in the joint. It’s a tough place, the joint, especially when you’re a wiener, but we manage to bust outta there. The coolest part of this episode was probably the set, which we’ll show you how we made right after you check out the episode below!
We make pretty good cute partners in crime, don’t we? 😉
Of course we had to escape by digging!
…Because we just enjoy digging. Otherwise, it would have been pretty easy to find a way out, but as Oakley said in the episode, “we wouldn’t want to escape any other way!”
In fact, it didn’t take long for Oakley to discover he could pop right through the bars!
And then he discovered the door didn’t actually lock!
So perhaps the most difficult part became – coincidentally as a prison should be – keeping the inmates inside! haha!
But, don’t feel bad in that we had to sit in a cell for this episode. There was a bed in there after all (albeit not tempurpedic), and although it wasn’t shown in the episode, the guard did provide plenty of back scratches whenever I wanted.
So you might be wondering, how were we able to break through the floor and dig our way out?
Well, it was all in the set, and I’ll show you how we did it.
We put floor joists underneath to raise the floor, and made a little square that we filled with dirt.
Flooring went on top of that, and we marked where the little square of dirt was to later break through and dig it up!
Then, for the final scene where we actually jump into the hole and disappear, we actually moved the floor itself outside, where we had a little tunnel underneath where we could disappear into!
That allowed us to create this pretty neat ending scene!
Another fun part of this episode that you might have noticed, is for the first time ever Oakley’s last name was revealed.
Yup, Oakley Dokily.
And BTW, we’re going to try to find a cool way to raffle off our police record pawprints and mugshots for a good cause. Stay tuned for that.
Glad you guys enjoyed this episode! It was a lot of fun to make!
And finally, Mr. Dokily would like to remind you to vote for his brother Crusoe in the People’s Choice Awards! Only today and tomorrow (Friday) left to vote! So it’s crunch time! Vote here!
Thank you all so much for watching, being fans, voting for us, and just your overall support! If we get this award – or even make finalist – it’ll be a true testament to our amazing fans! 🙂
Keep diggin’,
~ Crusoe
Watched this so many times. Loved the “finger printing” the Tempurpedic….just everything. I’m hooked on these guys.
Creative skills and production exceptional. Glad you had both had a lot of fun Crusoe and Oakley. 👌 🐾 🐾
I’ve been voting daily!!!!
liked the number of days accounted for on the wall lol nice touch every thing about this video was amazing
So CUTE..Suggestion: some Oakley Dokily stuff like toys & mugs to go with the Crusoe stuff since he showing up in some of the videos & has fan base that has started
How come your inmate numbers are the same not consecutive?
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Haha! I can never get my dog to stay still to take those pictures!
Ryan you are so talented. And of course Crusoe and Oakley are Perfect!!
For the benefit of your youngest viewers, keep it classy. Is it really necessary to say “crap” or use sexual innuendos?
My comment applies to all your videos, not just this one.
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Crusoes and Oakleys videos are entertaining,funny and always good natured-the love shows through. I’m definately hooked on you guys and vote the max every day for the Peoples Choice Award. Book your flight now!
Who does their voices? I especially love Oakleys accent and his easy going personality.
Excellent and talented work.
Awesome dog blog! The two inmates are cute!
Great dog blog. I really enjoy this blog. Thank you
Now that the boys are fugitives from justice, will that make them more appealing to Paisley and Sandy? We all know how ladies love outlaws!
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