Absurdity comes out at night in 'Graveyard'  Online comedy
series begins second season  'Graveyard' scene      But not
while you're doing it.       Pasquesi: "Growing a beard?"
Stolte: "Nope."   Stolte: "I just haven't shaved."  Pasquesi:
"That's growing a beard."   "Graveyard" has no plot.      He's
not exaggerating.  The most-watched episode of "Graveyard," the
first episode (written by Stolte), has been watched just 1,455
times on YouTube, a tiny audience considering the pedigree of
those involved: Actors aside, Lazzeretti is a Chicago filmmaker
whose "The Merry Gentleman" (which he produced and wrote, and
which was directed by its star, Michael Keaton) played the
Sundance Film Festival in 2008, and Amaya is owner of 59 Films,
a Chicago production house for commercials. It's also a reminder
that Web series are many, and getting noticed is hard.  Which,
is OK with them, sort of.  "So far, we've been driven by the
notion that if people just saw this, they would like it — and
nothing more, no larger end game