‘Long Live the Royals’ Bows on Cartoon Network Nov. 30

Four-night holiday miniseries created by ‘Regular Show’ supervising producer Sean Szeles is based on his Emmy Award-winning animated short.

The holidays can be a chaotic time for any family; throw in a few bejeweled crowns, lofty titles, and an entire kingdom and you’ve got Cartoon Network Studios’ newest original miniseries, Long Live the Royals. Created by Sean Szeles (supervising producer, Regular Show) and based on his Emmy Award-winning animated short, the four-night holiday event begins Monday, November 30 at 7:45 p.m.

Long Live the Royals is a sitcom that focuses on a modern royal family living in an old-fashioned world. They oversee matters of the State while managing typical family dynamics, and they balance current technologies with medieval traditions.

The show features a voice cast of some of comedy’s brightest talents, with Jon Daly as blowhard King Rufus, Wendi McLendon-Covey as image-focused Queen Eleanor, Gillian Jacobs as punk rock Princess Rosalind, Kieran Culkin as shy Prince Peter and Nicki Rapp as royal pain Prince Alex. Peter Serafinawicz, Horatio Sanz, Fred Armisen, Alfred Molina, Ellie Kemper, Ken Marino and more also lend their voices to the fun.

Watch them try to keep it together while navigating the week-long Yule Hare Festival:

Originating from Cartoon Network Studios’ Artists Program, Long Live the Royals follow 2014’s Emmy Award-winning miniseries Over the Garden Wall.

Source: Cartoon Network

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