The House of the drawings is adapted to the English name of the American cartoon series Drawn Together, which includes adult themes and issues since 2004. It was created by Matt Silverstein and Dave Jeser for studies Comedy Central. The original name in English is Drawn Together, which literally means "drawn together."
House of cartoon drawings mimic the format of reality shows like Big Brother and The Real World. So the characters are contestants locked in a house that must interact. The parody of the series goes further because his characters also caricatured characters from other cartoons, video games, and even a flash of the Internet, but with exaggerated personalities and attitudes to extremes. This series is for adults only, by its thematic explicit and black humor. There lesbianism, homosexuality, nudity, eroticism, strong jokes, homophobia, racism, incest and everything politically incorrect.
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