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Entertainment is one of the most unpredictable industries, and animation is no exception. Many beloved shows were only granted one season due to budgetary restrictions, cancelations, low ratings, or even creative choices. Despite only having a single season, many shows developed large fan bases and huge cult followings that were left craving more with the worlds they fell in love with.

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Animation is the most tedious and time-consuming medium, with each frame being hand drawn. It remains one of the most creative genres, bringing unique and otherworldly ideas to life. Though it isn't hard for audiences to fall in love with these stories, it's difficult for studios and artists to keep up with the demand.

Silver Surfer

Created by Larry Brody, Silver Surfer centers around the comic book character, Silver Surfer, as he travels the galaxy in search of a planet...

Utopia opened Clay Tatum and Whitmer Thomas’ slacker comedy The Civil Dead, the feature debut from the lifelong friends from Gulf Shores, Alabama who have been making projects together — from skateboarding videos to an HBO special — since grade school. It’s grossed 17k so far on 27 screens including a sneak-preview Q&a tour at Alamo Drafthouse locations in NY, LA, San Francisco, Denver and Austin that started last week. The five Alamos sold out a dozen screenings and have grossed 10K of the 17k for the 2022 Slamdance Audience Award winner, which that was made for 30k.

The story of misanthropic, struggling photographer (Thomas), who wants to watch TV and eat candy while his wife is out of town, but finds his plans thwarted when an old pal (Tatum) resurfaces with spooky consequences.

Utopia said that given demand and sold-out shows into early this week, the supernatural buddy comedy will continue...

Here's the status of TV shows like Saints & Sinners, Salem, Samurai Jack, Santa Clarita Diet, Schitt's Creek, School of Rock, Scream, Search Party, Secure and Hold, Sense8, A Series of Unfortunate Events, Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll, Shadowhunters, Shameless, The Shannara Chronicles, Sharp Objects, She’s Gotta Have It, Shooter, Shut Eye, Silicon Valley, The Sinner, Single Ladies, Siren, Sisters, Six, Six Days of the Condor, Slasher, Smilf, Sneaker Pawn, Sneaky Pete, Snowfall, The Son, South of Hell, South Park, The Split, The Spoils of Babylon, Spotless, Stan Against Evil, Step Up, Still the King, Stitchers, Stone Quackers, The Strain, Stranger Things, Strike Back, The Strike Series, Stuck in the Middle, Succession, Suits, Sun Records, SuperMansion, Super Monsters, Superstition, Survivor's Remorse, The Swans of Fifth Avenue, Swedish Dicks, Sweet/Vicious, Switched at Birth, Taboo, Tales, Tales from the Crypt, Tarantula, Tatau, Teachers, Teen Wolf, The Terror, That’s So Raven, There's ... Johnny, The Tick, Things You...

Since no new episodes of the Lucas Bros. Moving Co. and Stone Quackers TV shows have aired since the middle of 2015, it was pretty clear Fxx had cancelled the animated series. Now we have confirmation that both shows are over, at least for now. Deadline reports no new episodes are being produced for the Animation Domination High-Def (or Adhd) programming block, which originally debuted Fox.That said, FX Networks CEO John Landgraf told the news outlet, "We have access to the Adhd library. Some of these shows may air on Fxx over time, and it’s possible we may commission subsequent cycles of one or more of these shows. A number of them were quite good." Keith Lucas and Kenneth Lucas created Lucas Bros. Moving Co. and, along with Jerrod Carmichael, voiced the main characters. Stone Quackers comes from creator Ben Jones, who voiced the...

If you’ve ever wanted to hear Abbott and Costello’s “Who’s on First?” or the detention scenes from The Breakfast Club re-created by the voices of animated TV characters, well: (a) That's an odd coincidence, and (b) we have both, and more. Voice actors Alex Borstein (Family Guy), John Roberts and Larry Murphy (Bob's Burgers), Heather Lawless (Stone Quackers), and Keith and Kenny Lucas (Lucas Bros. Moving Company) joined the Vulture Festival's Animated Voices panel on Saturday and read famous film and TV scenes in the style of their beloved characters. Turns out there is a way to make Fifty Shades of Grey sound even less sexy.

At Vulture Festival's Animated Voices panel on Saturday, voice actors Alex Borstein (Family Guy), John Roberts and Larry Murphy (Bob's Burgers), Heather Lawless (Stone Quackers), and Keith and Kenny Lucas (Lucas Bros. Moving Company) got together to reenact iconic scenes from film and television in the voices of America's favorite animated characters. In this highlight, Roberts and Murphy team up to negotiate Fifty Shades of Grey's infamous sex contract. You'll never look at Linda Belcher the same way again.

You may not know the name Adhd, but the odds are very, very good you've seen one of their shorts. What might seem like just an off-shoot of Fox's animation department has given birth to some truly odd comedy online — like the Scientifically Accurate shorts series — and on television — like the Nick Offerman-voiced "Axe Cop." Adhd now has its own block of programming Thursday nights on Fxx, featuring new series like "The Lucas Bros. Moving Company" and "Stone Quackers," but it all comes from a spirit of experimentation built from scratch by Nick Weidenfeld, who came from Adult Swim to create the brand. Below, he explains Adhd's origins, why the concept of "platform agnostic" content is poppycock and the secret to creating a place where creative people can truly experiment. Let's start at the beginning. You came over from Adult Swim specifically to found Adhd, correct? Yeah. Were you headhunted?...