
Furry Friend
A musical artist calls in the Boner Bros to deal with a nuisance squirrel. He'll be lucky if his house survives.

When PEST CONTROL goes out of control.
Got Bugs?… Better Get a Boner!
Three Boners. One truck. Zero clue. Watch LA's most dysfunctional family blow up houses, freak out clients and do battle with pesky critters from the San Gabriel mountains to the mighty Pacific! A new vertical series that plays Stupid Funny for keeps…

Boner Bros. is a vertical shortform workplace comedy built for your phone — fast, loud, and shamelessly lowbrow. Each episode drops the Boner Bros into a new job that quickly becomes a personal disaster.
It's a family business in the worst way: Ed barks orders, Mike ignores them, and Mo is the only one who sort of knows what to do. The result? Pest control where the client is collateral damage!
Physical comedy — think Three Stooges meet Caddyshack. Stupid funny in a whole new way.

Short tempered and easily confused, Ed thinks he's keeping the family biz alive when he's actually setting the pest control industry back years.

Turned stupidity into an artform and incompetence into an Olympic sport.

She broke out of accounting to get in the field. Mo can identify any insect by scent alone but she has certain… issues.

Claude Boner — Our Founder
Ed's grandfather Claude Boner came down from Dung Falls, Quebec in 1955. After a stint in jail and cleaning latrines for the military, he married and fathered sons Alfred and Horatio, who he would discipline by using a fly swatter — which sparked a lifelong interest in insects.
Young Alfred formed Boner Bros. Pest Control in 1967 with his brother Horatio — who left the business and went into pool cleaning after years of huffing pesticide fumes caused him to grow gills and webbed feet. He could stay underwater for up to an hour, putting his competitors out of business. He retired to an aquarium in the Pacific Northwest in 2004.
Claude retired in 2009 after falling asleep on a fire ant nest left him with a hypersensitivity to his own son. Reportedly Claude thought his grandson Mike was "simple" and his only granddaughter Maureen (Mo) was "the devil's child."
Ed assumed control of the family business in 2022 and it's been anything but smooth sailing ever since.
Furry Friend — the first episode of Boner Bros., now streaming.
The creators, cast, and crew making the chaos look good.

Mark Cerulli
An award-winning former HBO writer/producer, Mark was the first and only employee to have a spec script optioned by the company.
He has produced/directed DVD documentaries on the Halloween films and two James Bond classics. His documentary, Halloween: Faces of Fear got a theatrical release from Fathom Events and his 2023 documentary, By Design: The Joe Caroff Story premiered on TCM and is streaming on HBO Max.
Mark played "The Heckler" in Cannibal Comedian and had roles in Kharver and the Mutant Fiends music video. His next role is "Big Daddy" in AREA 5150.

Bill McCullough
Bill McCullough is an 11-time Emmy Award-winning director who has spent three decades creating films for HBO, the NFL, GoPro, and other major brands.
He somehow decided that making a fake pest control company called Boner Bros. was the logical next career move. EP, director, and editor of the show, Bill believes the best comedy comes from treating ridiculous situations like they're completely real.

Rob Wight
Originally from Weidman, MI, Rob moved to Los Angeles in 2017 and landed gigs on popular shows like Star Wars Skeleton Crew, WARDAWGZ puppeteering with Steve Wang and Onyx Forge Studios.
He's also worked on The Walking Dead, Discovery ID, The Morning Show Season 2, and acted in an upcoming action film, Baby Racer, due out in late 2026. He also got the rare opportunity to work with Tank the Bear on a recent commercial for Minties Dog Treats and has a big heart for wildlife.

Amy Haeussler
With over ten years writing and performing with Second City Chicago, the Groundlings and other LA improv groups, Amy can take anything Boner Bros. can dish out!
She recently produced and starred in Sorry For Your Loss, an award-winning short. Fortunately for us, Amy does like ladybugs and considers the spider in her windowsill a roommate.

Sean Haitz
Originally from Sarasota, Florida, Sean Haitz made his first film at age 10. In 2019 he wrote, produced & directed Big Top Evil starring Bill Moseley.
He followed that up with Cannibal Comedian, a rip-roaring desert horror/comedy which won 26 awards and the upcoming sci-fi/horror epic, Area 5150 starring Felissa Rose and Vernon Wells. His acclaimed horror short Kharver, also starring Bill Moseley, is out soon!
Andrea is a Production Designer and Special Effects Makeup Artist who works in both the Chicago and Los Angeles production communities.
Her work ranges from intimate indie films to large-scale commercial campaigns, giving her an appreciation for projects of every size. Andrea enjoys the creative challenge of balancing set design and props with SFX makeup, and she is honored to have received industry award nominations across both categories.

A musical artist calls in the Boner Bros to deal with a nuisance squirrel. He'll be lucky if his house survives.
The team is called to Marina del Rey to solve a gnarly pest issue on a billionaire's yacht. Mo falls for the rich dude's son — until Ed's misunderstanding causes a client meltdown. Idiots ahoy!
The team is called to an LA apartment to locate a very special cockroach — Marlon, an internet sensation with 3M followers.
A snake call turns into a fight for basic survival when Mike cuts loose in the client's bathroom.
A horror film star comes home from a convention bringing some stowaways — bed bugs. The crew springs into action and the results are… Horrific!
The Boners get a termite call in a Hollywood Hills home, owned by a client who looks incredibly like the Son of God — and he tries to convince them to live in harmony with pests and not kill them. By the end of the job, Mo considers leaving pest control to become a Nun.
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Gross trivia we tell ourselves to feel better.
Cockroaches can survive a week without their head.
A termite queen can lay 30,000 eggs a day.
Fleas can jump 150x their own body length. Mike cannot.
Bedbugs can live a year without feeding. Patient little freaks.
House flies taste with their feet. Gross. Relatable.
Think you need a real exterminator? Skip 'em. Fill this out and a Boner will (probably) get back to you — unless it's Mike. Seriously, we'd love to hear what you think of the show!
* We are not, in any real sense, a functioning pest control service.