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Is good friends with Les Griffin (1999) creator Seth MacFarlane who named a recurring character in the show after Hartman.

Is not related to the late comedian Phil Hartman, contrary to popular belief

Best known as the creator of several Nickelodeon shows such as Mes parrains sont magiques (2001), Danny Fantôme (2003) and T.U.F.F. Puppy (2010).

Rob Orpillia, aka Kuro the Artist, worked on Hartman's failed pilot Imaganathan, which Orpillia revealed that Hartman ripped him off of $1,400 for completing a piece of animation. Orpillia also says Hartman stole the catchphrase "I created your childhood" from one of his emails.

He tried to launch a streaming service called Oaxis Entertainment on a Kickstarter campaign, which Hartmann failed to clarify that it will be Christian-focused streaming service from the beginning of the campaign and never achieved capital.

He doesn't believe in other people's mental health struggles are real.

He created The Noog Network digital service, which actually gives all of it's profits to Andrew Wommack Ministries.

He takes the full credit for creating his animated shows by excluding other writers and animators.

He plagiarized a commission without the artist's permission.

His family are followers of Bethel Church, which Oaxis Entertainment was meant to serve Bethel's 7 Mountain doctrine to eventually run the entertainment industry.

He created Oaxis.tv, which has a major of Butch's YouTube videos as it's content.

His pitch video for Oaxis was criticized for using footage from movies and TV series he doesn't own, supposedly without permission and not paying for copyright.