In 2013, the Sneaky character received his latest upgrade and the most weirdest theme song ever composed in the History of the Music industry. Not to mention, even Hollywood sensation Paul Mattson III joined Chestosneako on the set of the Production to play his role Kyle Gibson. The Special episode became the most weirdest content ever viewed on Youtube, according to lack of feedback from a few audiences that were not willing to share their thoughts. "2013 was a crazy year for Chester, due to the fact that the character was going through a bigger Phase," says the Producer. "Since 2006, I've seen Chester grown as much as I have. I never thought that one that he would become Mr.Cool and no longer just an innocent-looking character anymore."

 

Chester in the House has taken audiences to a whole new route that no other audience has gone before. And in two years, the Sneaky character will be turning 10 years.

Time sure flies by fast. Surprisingly, it is being announced that possibly a Sequel could be in the works, according to the Producer's thoughts on the content. "Chester in the House may have been the most embarrassing content I've ever produced last year," says the producer. "Because of this, not only I feel embarrassed, but also feel the need to make a sequel. After all, this makes it a good excuse to make one." A script for the sequel is barely in the works, however, it may not turn out exactly how audiences would expect. Unfortunately, the Original Cast that starred in the episode, will probably not be returning to reprise their roles in the sequel. This is mostly due to the fact that the schedules are not in good condition, jeopardizing the opportunity to bring them back.

 

Instead however, it has been confirmed that the sequel will be animated, which doesn't sound so bad. Not only it would be an animated Cartoon feature film, but it has also been mentioned that the Sequel will offer a 3D experience, catapulting audiences to the next level in Chestosneako History. It has been confirmed that the Sequel will get it's Official launch by 2016, just in time for Chester's 10 year anniversary. "2016 seems like a long way from now, but that's a good thing. The longer the wait, the better the results. And not to mention the weirdest," says the Producer. "I would suggest audiences to wait and watch a successful project, rather than not waiting and watch a failed project."

 

While it seems to soon to give out any more details regarding this planned project, even to confirm if there is ever going to be a sequel, all we can do is wait and expect the unexpected.

 

The Cast on the set of "Chester in the House"