
The Wrong Door Series 1 Written and directed by Ben Wheatley.
A six episode British sketch comedy show from 2008 that features a lot of CGI. All sorts of people pop up in the sketches:
Brian Blessed, Gina Bellman, Matt Berry, MyAnna Buring, Lucy Cudden, Michael Fenton Stevens, Neil Fox, Simon Greenall, Laurence Hobbs, Rasmus Hardiker, Pippa Haywood, Humphrey Ker, Burt Kwouk, Alex MacQueen, David Reed, Michael Smiley, Thom Tuck, Lorna Watson and Lloyd Woolf. I know Brian, Bert and Matt but most of them I don't recall seeing before.
The Wikipedia lists the episodes and themes for each.
Each episode in the series has a different narrative strand running through it.
Episode 1: The World's Most Annoying Creature. In an attempt to create the perfect soldier, a bio-weapons lab creates the World's Most Annoying Creature, which promptly escapes. First shown 28 August 2008.
Episode 2: Njarnia. Edmund and Lucy wander through the back of their self-assembly wardrobe and find themselves in the magical, but slightly rubbish, world of Njarnia (a parody of Ikea/Narnia). First shown 4 September 2008.
Episode 3: The Smutty Aliens. A woman is abducted by aliens with rude names and a pjallic spaceship. First shown 11 September 2008.
Episode 4: The Train Pirates. A group of ordinary commuters are transformed into pirates, led by Captain Goiter (Brian Blessed). First shown 18 September 2008.
Episode 5: The Wizard of Office. Dorothy is transported to an office in Oswestry after a storm, in a twist on The Wizard Of Oz. Also the London Underground is infested with Pac-Man and a restaurant has a problem with its Death by Chocolate. First shown 25 September 2008.
Episode 6: Bondo. The secret clown agent Bondo tries to take down a ninja plot to destroy the Train Pirates and Xotang needs a holiday. First shown on 2 October 2008.
I found the sketches to be a mixed bag, some I found really funny, others not so much. There's a certain amount of toilet humor, some of it works better than other bits, the pooing spider superhero was a low point. That's not a web! I might have bought the DVD but it seems to be out of stock on Amazon UK. It's from 2008 and I doubt they are going to make anymore.