Dovid Taub

A documentary film crew comes to Rabbi Kadoozy's Synagogue to explore daily Jewish life and Jono explains why he's dressing mice up in sweaters.

A documentary film crew visits the Ira and Edna Bernstein Jewish center to document the lives of Rabbi Itche Kadoozy and his friends, explore daily Jewish life, and avoid paying royalties to Gefilte P. Fish.

Rabbi Blastoffsky may have found a way home, but at what cost?

When the ship’s oxygen system fails, Rabbi Blastoffsky needs to convince the robots to fix it while fighting off the effects of oxygen deprivation.

I.R.A., the ship’s creepy replicator, stages a mutiny.

The Mobile Library Unit displays a Midrash that causes the rabbi to suspect that one of the robots may be planning to sabotage the ship.

Rabbi Blastoffsky deals with E.R.V.’s inability to provide useful information. The other robots do some other stuff.

Rabbi Berel Blastoffsky finds himself stranded in the deep reaches of space, charged with the responsibility of providing spiritual guidance to a group of robots.

What do you get when you put a Rabbi in a space ship with a bunch of Robots who have recently become self-aware and each have unique personality flaws? You get a bunch of funny videos, that's what.

A bunch of stick figures cross paths on a crowded street.