The Family Guy Creators Discuss How The Show Has Changed After 400 Episodes
After 400 episodes "Family Guy" is still going strong and the creators discuss its success in relation to how the show has changed (or not) over the years.
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Rick & Morty's Justin Roiland Allegedly Hasn't Done Anything On The Series Other Than His Voice Roles For Years
A new report states that many of the people who work on "Solar Opposites" and "Koala Man" have never met "Rick & Morty" star Justin Roiland, not even virtually. -
Matthew McConaughey Is The King In The First Trailer For Netflix's Agent Elvis
Netflix released its first trailer for Agent Elvis, in which Matthew McConaughey voices a fictional take on the King of Rock 'n' Roll who moonlights as a spy. -
Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur's Diamond White And Fred Tatasciore On Marvel's New Animated Series - Exclusive Interview
In an exclusive interview, "Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur" stars Diamond White and Fred Tatasciore shared what they love about their roles in the series. -
Rick And Morty's Sarah Chalke Loves Voicing Different Versions Of Beth
Voice acting is a hard challenge, and Sarah Chalke has the unique perspective of voicing two different characters on "Rick and Morty," but she loves doing it. -
Mike Henry Loves That Family Guy Feels New Every Time You Watch It
"Family Guy" voice actor and writer Mike Henry really enjoys the show's comedic style and how it manages to consistently feel fresh and new. -
Chris Parnell Describes Watching Rick And Morty As A 'Treat'
"Rick and Morty" star Chris Parnell had this to say about what it's like to wait to see each episode so far after he records the voice of Jerry. -
Family Guy Crossed The Line With Its Constant Meg Hatred
One has to wonder if the harsh treatment toward Meg on "Family Guy" is ever taken too far from time to time -
Family Guy's Mike Henry Wants To See A Cleveland And Stewie Road Trip Episode
Mike Henry has been a longstanding cast member of "Family Guy," but the voice actor wished that Cleveland and Stewie got to spend more time together. -
Sarah Chalke Loves That Beth's Love Life Catches Rick And Morty Viewers 'Off-Guard'
"Rick and Morty" star Sarah Chalke opens up on recording the Season 6 episode, "Bethic Twinstinct," which featured Beth romancing her own clone, Space Beth. -
Rick And Morty's Sarah Chalke Is Constantly 'Blown Away' With How Cast's Voicework Comes Together
For "Rick and Morty" voice actor Sarah Chalke, who portrays Beth Smith, it's the key moment of seeing that final result that makes the job worthwhile. -
How South Park's Matt Stone Stays In Creative Touch With Pop Culture
"South Park" fans may be curious on how the series has remained fresh for so long and co-creator Matt Stone may have some insight on that. -
Ren & Stimpy Creator John Kricfalusi Has Harsh Words About Family Guy's Animation
John Kricfalusi, the creator of "The Ren & Stimpy Show," has strong feelings about the animation and style featured in Seth MacFarlane's "Family Guy." -
How Accurate Are The Simpsons' Super Bowl Predictions? (And Why You Should Pay Attention)
Despite "The Simpsons" not being the biggest expert in Super Bowl predictions, they have gotten it eerily right a number of times. -
12 Avengers Characters That Should Appear In X-Men '97
Fans of "X-Men: The Animated Series" are finally getting a proper follow-up show. Here are some Avengers characters we want to see pop up in "X-Men '97." -
Why Family Guy Has Stayed Popular, According To A Disney Boss
Certain Disney bosses and executives have confident beliefs on why "Family Guy" has remained such a dominant force in the world of animated television. -
Rick And Morty Star Kari Wahlgren's Recording Session Outfits Are Often Influenced By Her Characters
Kari Wahlgren approaches her voice acting work with a certain sensibility, right down the clothes she wears on the job. -
South Park Fans Are Divided Over The Extent Of Eric's Family's Screen Time
Longtime "South Park" fans cannot seem to decide if they would like to see Eric Cartman's extended family make another appearance on the show. -
How South Park Came Up With That Famous Election Episode
"South Park" is never afraid to bash American politics to bits and fans may still remember how one of show's earlier seasons gave them a glorious debate. -
I'll Tell You What, Hulu Picks Up The King Of The Hill Revival
"King of the Hill" is getting the reboot treatment at Hulu, officially returning to the air 14 years after the popular series completed its first run on Fox. -
Family Guy's Super Dark Episode From 2011 Still Has Viewers Reeling
The "Family Guy" episode "Screams of Silence: The Story of Brenda Q" left its mark on fans by being so different from anything the show had ever done. -
Why Family Guy's Seth MacFarlane Usually Gets His Way When Dealing With Network Executives
While there were times that network executives would attempt to get something on "Family Guy" changed, it would always go Seth MacFarlane's way in the end. -
Why Family Guy's Seth MacFarlane Hates Voicing Quagmire
If you think voicing such an outlandish character like Glenn Quagmire is a dream job, Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane has something you should know. -
The South Park Fans Wouldn't Mind Being Stuck In A Room With Randy In Real Life
There are some hilarious characters in "South Park," and there are some horrible people. But fans wouldn't mind being stuck in a room with Randy in real life. -
Why Tammy From Rick And Morty Sounds So Familiar
"Rick and Morty's" Tammy Guterman is a challenging voice role, and her actor does an amazing job. Here's why she sounds so familiar. -
Nipsey Hussle Fans Are Split Over Family Guy's Seemingly Distasteful Joke
"Family Guy" are divided over whether Chris' Nipsey Hussle joke is a funny comment about hipster culture or a bridge too far from Seth MacFarlane and company. -
The Simpsons, Bob's Burgers, And Family Guy Are All Renewed For Two More Seasons
Long-running animated series The Simpsons, Bob's Burgers, and Family Guy will all be getting another two seasons on Fox.
