Live-action short-form puppet comedy created by Ben Bayouth and developed with head writer Adam Aseraf available now on the recently launched Comedy Central Originals YouTube channel.
Animated comedy from ‘Robot Chicken’ executive producers John Harvatine IV and Tom Root follows a peasant whose dream job as a knight falls short of expectations.
Adult-oriented comedy follows a peasant whose dream job as a knight falls way short of his ideals.
The acclaimed studio will give a sneak peek at its upcoming projects to fans attending the Big Apple fan event.
Creative team behind stop-motion hits ‘Robot Chicken,’ ‘SuperMansion’ and the forthcoming ‘Buddy Thunderstruck’ teams with San Francisco-based toy and apparel company Super7 on new series.
Emmy-nominated stop-motion animated series from Stoopid Buddy Stoodios is created and produced by Matthew Senreich and Zeb Wells of ‘Robot Chicken’ fame.
Forthcoming kids series created by American Greetings Entertainment in collaboration with Stoopid Buddy Stoodios premieres on Netflix on March 10th.
Stop-motion animated comedy series created by Stoopid Buddy Stoodios flies onto Adult Swim beginning January 1st.
Porter named head of development; Wells becomes in-house producer for studio behind Emmy-nominated series ‘Robot Chicken’ and Crackle’s ‘SuperMansion.’
Nominations for Outstanding Animated Program are given to FX’s ‘Archer,’ Disney’s ‘Phineas and Ferb Last Day of Summer,’ Comedy Central’s ‘South Park’ and Fox TV’s’ Bob’s Burgers’ and ‘The Simpsons.’
The makers of ‘Robot Chicken’ bring 13 episodes of stop-motion superhero feebleness to Sony Crackle.
Michelle Trachtenberg breaks Black Saturn’s heart as the voice of Blood Moon in an all-new episode of Crackle’s ‘SuperMansion.’
Executive producers Bryan Cranston and Seth Green, along with co-creators Matthew Senreich and Zeb Wells, offer fans a first look at Crackle’s upcoming super hero stop-motion animated comedy series.
Thirteen-episode stop-motion animated comedy series starring Bryan Cranston to begin streaming this fall.
