There’s not really much of a difference between murder and kidnapping, right? Well, Susan seems a bit confused over the whole thing. The Brick Side: making accusations one brick at a time. But will we ever get to the bottom of it?

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Ah, Susan is still trying to make her mysterious accusation. I know we had quite an interim between posts, so here’s a few links to get you back up to speed. This current storyline within Where Bad Minifigs Go started back in Episode 131, and continued in Episode 135, Episode 141, and most recently, Episode 145.

Susan makes her accusation. She said Joe Vig did what?!

The Brick Side : all fun and games until Bad Minifgs start pointing fingers. Wait, minifigs don’t have fingers?

How about all fun and games until Bad Minifigs start pointing tiny yellow hands in your general direction? Okay, that’s better.

So anyhow, what do you think? Did he do it? And if so, who? And if not, where is the victim?  Stay tuned world…more Bad Minifig drama to come…(cue spooky, suspensful stay-tuned-for-next-time music)

Susan seems full of contention. Joe seems full of confusion.

Today with bad minifigs, Susan accusin’ Joe of something.  Succeeds at making things as clear as mud.

Hmm. Something is afoot with the Bad Minfigs. Seems that Susan knows something. Or is a bit disgruntled about something. Or something. What is her accusation? What has a bad minifig done that is bad … er…really bad?  Stay Tunes, faithful readers, more to come…dah da daaah. Daa daa da duum!

So it gets difficult trying to find and film more and more “bad situations” that the Bad Minifigs have gotten themselves into, or been set into as punishment, so I got to thinking one day, “What if it was all part of the plan?” and “What would a staff meeting of the Bad Minifigs be like?” Here’s a look behind the scenes. =)

It’s been a while since we last saw what kind of trouble the Bad Minifigs had gotten into. Today they discovered one of the Christmas Presents we got our (almost) 3-year old — Don’t Break the Ice. (This is not a paid endorsement, though I must say we do have a lot of fun with the game!)

Anyhow, these minifigs are not having a fun day at all.

LEGO minifigs stuck in old electronics. Looks like the work of a two-year old, or perhaps someone punishing bad minifigs!

I imagine it must be very traumatic to get popped in a bag of popcorn.