SuperMansion is getting ready to start 2017 in a big way. The Crackle series will start to air episodes on Adult Swim on January 1.
The network revealed more about SuperMansion joining the lineup on Adult Swim in a press release. Check that out below.
In its latest acquisition, Adult Swim kicks off the new year airing the stop-motion animated comedy series SuperMansion, distributed by Sony Pictures Television.
SuperMansion, created by Stoopid Buddy Stoodios, the team behind Adult Swim’s hit animated series Robot Chicken, will begin airing season one on Sunday, January 1st at Midnight (ET, PT) on Adult Swim.
Titanium Rex (voiced by Bryan Cranston) is an aging super hero who has long been the head of the League of Freedom, a once-proud assembly of super heroes that isn’t what it used to be. The irascible Titanium Rex finds himself playing mentor to a new crop of Millennial-aged heroes who have little interest in their noble profession. Much to Titanium Rex’s chagrin, they’re all thrown together to live in the SuperMansion, where the young heroes learn how to harness their super powers and fight for justice, liberty… and the need to stay relevant to society.
The series stars Bryan Cranston, Zeb Wells and Keegan-Michael Key, with hilarious guest stars including Seth Green, Chris Pine, Nick Kroll, Ron Perlman, Jim Parsons, and more.
SuperMansion was created and executive produced by Matthew Senreich and Zeb Wells with Bryan Cranston, Seth Green, John Harvatine, Eric Towner and James Degus serving as executive producers.
Are you a fan of SuperMansion? Will you check it out on Adult Swim? Tell us what you think.
Meant to say “A great television program”; sorry about the typo.
A great without the extreme violence, sadism, and misogyny of the Seth MacFarlane animated programs; tragically I missed the Halloween Special and the last episode of season one; am hoping to rectify that error somehow. I actually deleted “Lex as a Weapon” to make space on my DVR, which was having a nervous breakdown…. Something that we should never, ever do, folks.