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It's Tuesday, May 31st, 2020. I'm Jackson Bird. Today, a supremely weird trivia cartoon on Netflix.

Plus, physicists made bubbles of gas atoms colder than space.

And why BuzzFeed News's union contract includes legal protection against ghosts.

Here's some cool stuff for your ride home.

Listen, if I see an article titled The Weirdest Thing on Netflix, I am obviously going to click it. Which is how this morning I

discovered, thanks to Toribosh at Slate, the absolutely bizarre, interactive cartoon, Cat Burglar.

Cat Burglar dropped on Netflix back in February, so perhaps you've discovered it already,

but this was the first I had heard of it.

And on the surface, it's not so strange.

It's an animated short about a cat burglar named Rowdy,

trying to steal some priceless artwork from the High Folutin Museum,

which is guarded by pint-sized guard dog, Peanuts.

The Tom and Jerry-style antics are ramped up by the the viewer, who in one of the latest incarnations of Netflix's interactive content determines which way the story will go

by answering trivia questions. Now, the antics that Rowdy and Peanut get up to perhaps aren't

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