If you’ve been hiding under or a rock or, because this is 2015, hibernating in some sort of cryogenically frozen chamber, let Fox ADHD summarize the year in their loud, fast, and brightly colored summary all under one minute.
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Tonight will mark both the premiere of Golan The Insatiable the return of a new cartoon from Fox ADHD on Fox since they were taken off Fox’s schedule a year ago, then moved to FXx.
So, tune in 9:30PM tonight on Fox to Aubrey Plaza and Rob Riggle voice a sinister little girl and her demon pal and hopefully proof that Fox ADHD will indeed work as testing ground for new animated series that will eventually find their way to Fox.
Aubrey Plaza voices a misunderstood goth girl and Rob Riggle voices an ancient demon and the two become friends in Fox’s latest animated series Golan The Insatiable, coming from Fox ADHD.
The casting seems pretty on point here and, though the premise is darker than The Simpsons, Bob’s Burgers, American Dad, or Family Guy, this trailer shows that Golan could potentially be as goofy and absurd as the rest of the bunch.
We’ll find out if that’s so when Golan The Insatiable premieres on May 31st at 9:30PM on Fox.
(via Deadline)
Though Fox ADHD had to move over from Fox to FXx, it turns out Fox isn’t completely done with ADHD on their main broadcast network.
Golan The Insatiable will have a summer run on Fox in primetime and be the first series from Fox ADHD on the network since their airtime got cut. It will follow a monstrous creature from another dimension that becomes unlikely friends with a strange, little, troublemaking girl.
The pair will be voiced by Rob Riggle and Aubrey Plaza respectively along with a fantastic supporting cast of Ken Marino, John DiMaggio, Maria Bamford, Nick Rutherford, and Rachel Butera.
Golan the Insatiable is set to premiere May 31st at 9:30PM and offers a fascinating contrast to Fox’s other animated series on Sunday nights: Bob’s Burgers, The Simpsons, and Family Guy.
This is what you’ll be burning the midnight oil with tonight.
Fox ADHD has now moved their Animation Domination over to FXx for a third season and will kick off at 12AM tonight. That means Axe Cop, Lucas Brothers Moving Co., High School USA!, and Stone Quackers all return to TV tonight.
Perhaps, if this does well enough, all these shows will get their own standalone slot?
There will be actual sharks and tigers fighting each other.
Fox Animation Domination makes its way back to TV tomorrow night on FXx and Axe Cop is coming along with it.
We could list a bunch of the crazy stuff that Axe Cop will be up against in season two like the whole sharks vs. tigers thing, but you’d be better off seeing and believing it in this trailer.
Animation Domination premieres Thursday night at midnight on FXx.
(via Variety)
More comedy is finding its way from network to cable as Fox ADHD, which used to be an entire block on Fox, has two of their shows, Lucas Bros. Moving Co. and Stone Quackers, head over to FXx.
Thursdays in Jan. 2015 at midnight, FXx will have an animated block that will feature both of these shows as well as The Simpsons and probably more.
We’re guessing they’ll be more appreciated over at FXx?
Fox Adds Funny or Die Exec Conor Welch as VP of Comedy
With Kevin Reilly out, Fox is having to switching up their ranks quite a bit. Namely, Conor Welch will be joining Fox as their VP of Comedy after serving as an executive at Funny or Die and working at Ben Stiller‘s Red Hour.
Given how Fox tried to bring an Adult Swim/Funny or Die sensibility with Fox ADHD, we hope that Welch will continue to be in that ball park.
The release of Transformers: Age of Extinction is coming soon and while that’s sure to make hundreds of millions of dollars at the box office, we’d kind of what to see the Fox ADHD version, just based off of this little clip they made with master Mark Wahlberg impressionist Dan Van Kirk.
If anything, it makes more sense. Watch it here.
Campus MovieFest, Fox ADHD, and Adobe Team Up for Animake This! Contest
If you’re a college student and interested in making cartoons or getting into animation at all, then the Animake This! contest is for you.
Campus MovieFest, Fox ADHD, and Adobe have partnered to find great new animators/illustrators/composers etc. by taking submissions of a wide variety of pieces from college students.
If you win, you could get to see the inner workings of Fox ADHD, Adobe products, etc. Perhaps, this could be the start of making the next great Fox cartoon.
Fox’s Animation Domination Going Off The Air, Staying Online
Fox has just announced that Fox ADHD will no longer be on aired on Fox on Saturday nights. It would seem that trying to have an Adult Swim on network TV didn’t really gel.
Though their various series and shorts won’t be on television, the brand will thankfully continue online.
The Lucas Brothers Moving Co. Premieres Tonight on Fox
The animated series from great comedy brother duo The Lucas Brothers is making its premiere tonight on Fox ADHD.
Tune into Fox at 11PM and see what an animated show with a mix of rapper Danny Brown and Natasha Leggero as well as those bizarrely chill Lucas Brothers will be like.
Fox ADHD has its latest series coming from the very funny NYC comedy brother duo, The Lucas Brothers, in Lucas Bros. Moving Co. While the series would seem just about them being brothers in part of a moving company off the title, it’s, of course, more than that and looks promising from the trailer.
There’s a preview this Sat. Nov. 23rd at 11:15PM on Fox, but for now, check out the trailer for Lucas Bros. Moving Co. here.
Amber Tozer Sells Tozer Show to Fox ADHD
Fox ADHD has possibly just got its latest series from buying Tozer Show from the very funny Amber Tozer.
From what we’ve seen from her web series nitTWITs as well as her stand up, we’re excited to hopefully see the Tozer Show make it to series.
Fox ADHD’s latest short Teen Halloween goes to show you that monsters aren’t so different from us, especially when it comes to high schoolers.
Give it a watch here and feel less bad for the terrors of the night when they’re going through adolescence.
Executive Producers of Axe Cop Matt Silverstein and Dave Jeser Get Fox Put Pilot Commitment
Without even closing out a first season, Matt Silverstein and Dave Jeser of Axe Cop are doing a live action comedy pilot with Fox.
We want don’t want to be premature about it, but we’d like to think that’s a good sign for Fox ADHD.
For Some Reason, The FCC Bans an Episode of High School USA
Sure, there was probably some objectionable material that the FCC thought shouldn’t be allowed (and that most of us probably wouldn’t get that riled up about) on network television as Fox ADHD’s High School USA is shown at a broadcast network.
But, what effect does that really have these days other than building an interest in watching that particular censored material and, with the help of the Internet and, in this case, Hulu, really easy to find and watch?
Everything Is Festival at Cinefamily Will Mostly Be Livestreamed
Many of you, for many reasons, won’t be able to attend what looks to be an amazing Everything Is Festival that’s already under way. You don’t have the dough to go or perhaps you don’t live anywhere near LA, etc.
Well, luckily, Cinefamily’s live streaming a lot of the festival, especially the live portions including Comic Relief Zero w/Tony Clifton, Comedy Bang! Bang! The Musical, Fox ADHD’s Pizza Party, Show and Tell with Maria Bamford, Mondo Public Access, and more.
So check the schedule for shows and times to watch because you don’t want to recreate what happened by just reading tweets about it.
In addition to having Axe Cop and High School USA as full fledged shows, Fox ADHD has been uploading quite the collection of web shorts over the past several months.
This latest one, Dumbest Girl on Mars, is a good example of what they’ve been up to as it’s short, to the point, and really funny.
Fox ADHD Extend Current Seasons of “Axe Cop,” “High School USA!”
Having only just launched, Fox ADHD is already off to a good start with their only two shows that have aired, Axe Cop and High School USA, getting more episodes ordered from Fox.
If Fox ADHD really catches on as it has with Adult Swim, we wonder if speciality short form program block on channels will start being a trend amongst networks.
Fox ADHD Launched Last Night & You Can Watch First Episodes of Axe Cop and High School USA Online
The long awaited official launch of Fox’s new animated block airing in primetime on the network finally came last night as Fox ADHD aired episodes of Axe Cop and High School USA.
If you missed out when you shouldn’t have, they’re available to watch at FoxADHD.com.
Fox’s brand new animation brand Fox ADHD is set for its big network television premiere later this month on July 27th, but you can catch a preview of probably the most anticipated series of under the Fox ADHD banner, Axe Cop with Nick Offerman, Ken Marino, Rob Huebel, and more, a little earlier on Sun. Jul. 21st right after an episode of Family Guy.
We just thought you’d like to know just in case you wanted to get in on watching Axe Cop making .gifs before everyone else.
The legend of Nick Offerman and his facial continues, this time, as Axe Cop coming to Fox ADHD. This trailer just premiered at WonderCon and it looks both really funny and pretty kick ass.
