Trey Parker's 3-Year-Old Daughter Once Voiced Ike On South Park
Trey Parker's daughter, Betty, has voiced "South Park" staple Ike Broflovski since the age of 3.
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Anti-Conservative Sentiment Led James Woods To Turn Down This Family Guy Episode
Here's why recurring Family Guy guest James Woods turned down an offer to return to the show for a Season 18 episode. -
Rick And Morty's Spencer Grammer Loves That Summer Is Similar To Rick
In an interview about Rick and Morty, Summer Smith voice actor Spencer Grammer revealed that she loves how similar Summer is to Rick. -
Family Guy Producers Loved Working With Tony Sirico So Much They Brought Him Back To Play Himself
Tony Sirico impressed "Family Guy" producers so much during his short stint as Vinny that they just had to bring "The Sopranos" actor back. -
Agent Elvis - What We Know So Far
Here's everything we currently know about Netflix's upcoming adult animated series, Agent Elvis. -
Rick And Morty S6 Might Have Confirmed The Neurodivergent Fan Theory
Season 6, Episode 4 of Rick and Morty might have confirmed the fan theory that Rick is actually neurodivergent. -
Were Ralph Garman And Adam West From Family Guy Friends In Real Life?
Adam West and Ralph Garman were able to act together many times in "Family Guy," but were the two actors really friends in real life? -
Family Guy's Mila Kunis Wants To See More Loud And Proud Meg Fans
Mila Kunis has voiced Meg on "Family Guy" for many years now, and she thinks it's time for more fans to show her some respect. -
Invincible Season 2: Will Omni-Man Come Back?
With "Invincible" Season 2 on the horizon, here is the answer to fans' burning question -- will Omni-Man be back for the upcoming season of the series. -
The Complete History Of The Real Ghostbusters, The Animated Series You Probably Forgot About
Remember that "Ghostbusters" cartoon from the 1980s? This is the complete history of "The Real Ghostbusters," the animated series you probably forgot about. -
A Main Simpsons Character Just Missed Their First Episode Ever
Despite being the titular characters, only one member of the Simpson family has been present for every single episode. -
Rick And Morty Fans Think Dan Harmon Is The Natural Choice To Take Over Justin Roiland's Roles
Now that "Rick and Morty" star Justin Roiland is out of the show, fans are wondering if his co-creator Dan Harmon might step in for his voice acting parts. -
Why Season 19 Of South Park Ended Up Becoming Serialized
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone sat down with Variety to explain why they decided to serialize the long-running animated series in Season 19. -
Star Wars' Dee Bradley Baker Explains Commander Cody's Mindset After Order 66
According to voice actor Dee Bradley Baker, here's what Commander Cody is thinking during the post-Order 66 events of "Star Wars: The Bad Batch." -
Only Two South Park Voice Actors Appear In Every Episode
"South Park" has had a wide range of characters on the show voiced by a slew of actors -- but these two are the only ones to appear in every episode. -
Did South Park Really Invent The Word 'Derp'?
The word "derp" has long become a part of our cultural lexicon, but did it really originate from the South Park character Mr. Derp? -
The Early Era Family Guy Scene That Always Cracks Fans Up (Despite The Animation Quality)
This "Family Guy" moment might come from a choppily-animated early season, but it still stands out as one of the show's funniest gags. -
Dee Bradley Baker Appreciates That Star Wars Fans Still Love Commander Cody
Commander Cody is a beloved supporting character in the "Star Wars" franchise, and actor Dee Bradley Baker is thankful for all of the enthusiasm. -
Chris Parnell's Rick And Morty Contract Gives Him The Confidence To Get Creative
Chris Parnell's growing creative confidence in Jerry's character evolution was made much easier due to his Rick and Morty contract. -
Star Wars Clones Still Don't Get Any Respect In Bad Batch Season 2
"Star Wars" clone troopers are often looked at as tools rather than people and this prevalent theme continues in the second season of "The Bad Batch." -
Alex Borstein's Work On MADtv Helped Her Land Family Guy
Many fans know Alex Borstein from her long-running gig voicing Lois on "Family Guy," but apparently, her work on "MADtv" helped her land the role. -
South Park's Creators Aren't Sure If They're Old Or If Being PC Is Different
"South Park" creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker discussed how the show has evolved relating to both their age and the changing standards of what's "PC." -
Mike Henry Stepped Down As Family Guy's Cleveland For A Very Important Reason
Despite voicing Cleveland Brown in "Family Guy" since Season 1, Mike Henry stepped down from the role after Season 19. And there's an important reason for that. -
Patrick Warburton's Mother Tried To Get Family Guy Off The Air With Petitions To The FCC
"Family Guy" has made a name for itself over the years as an irreverent cartoon not for everyone, and that includes Patrick Warburton's own parents. -
The Scientology Episode Of South Park Drastically Changed Up The Show's End Credits
"South Park" is known to cause controversy, but an episode dealing with the Church of Scientology in Season 9 forced some notable changes to the end credits. -
Alex Borstein's Favorite Line In Family Guy Comes After A Nauseating Scene
Lois Griffin has many iconic lines from "Family Guy," but Alex Borstein's personal favorite comes after one of the most disgusting scenes in the show's history. -
Seth MacFarlane's Criticism Of Mila Kunis During Her Family Guy Audition Is Understandable
Longtime "Family Guy" fans may not know that Mila Kunis required some specific technical feedback from Seth MacFarlane during her Meg Griffin audition.
