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First of all, they're not teens. Secondly, there's no water involved. The whole Hunger Force thing? That's probably misleading, too. In short, if you have to ask what "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" is about, it is probably not a show for you.
The downfall of a society that coddles criminals is the theme of ASSY MCGEE -- a renegade, ass-shaped police sniper who has no patience for criminals or the revolving-door justice system.
Dr. Brule has his own show, and tackles the hard hitting topics such as food, health and even love.
After testifying against the Russian Mafia, "Jon" and his family are uprooted and decide to live undercover in a sweet loft in New York City. But rather than live quietly through a witness protection program, "Jon" convinces his family to become ski-masked reality stars and have their adventures chronicled for television audiences.
The surreal nautical adventures of Drinky Crow and Uncle Gabby: a permanently sozzled crow and a drunken Irish monkey. The main characters are constantly at war with the French, who are all alligators. Mostly, though, this show bears lurid testament to why you should never, never, ever feed birds or monkeys liquor.
Every episode of Eagleheart will guarantee violence, suspense, intrigue and copious amounts of needless bloodshed as Marshall Chris Monsanto blindly kicks, punches and shoots his way to what may... or may not... be a legitimate solution to his case.
Animated, sequential comedy that’s a twist on the classic comic book pairing of an egomaniacal hero and a neurotic villain with political aspirations and a suitably apocalyptic ‘Annihilatrix’ killing machine.
Once a third-rate superhero, Harvey Birdman is now a third-rate lawyer trying like hell to get by in a fancy law firm.
21 year old Lucy’s destiny is to be the Anti-Christ, whether she likes it or not. She has a complicated relationship with her Dad who disapproves of her relationship with DJ Jesus (pronounced HEY-soos). DJ Jesus may or may not be the Messiah, but he does do magic tricks and he does have an entourage.
The immortal Dr Frankenstein time travels through his 'Frankenhole' portals to bring historical characters from the past and the future to his ghoul-and-monster-filled tiny Eastern European village. You never know who you'll see in his waiting room: Vampire Gandhi? JFK's body with LBJ's brain? Michael Jackson? Why not!?
Metalocalypse is an animated comedy series that follows the on and off-stage adventures of Dethklok, the world’s most popular and heaviest metal band - so popular that thousands of fans will travel to a remote area of Scandanavia to hear them perform a a jingle for a coffee company.
In this stop-motion series, Orel is an enthusiastic 11-year-old boy living with his God-fearing family in a town called Moralton. Censorship, religious intolerance, Satanism, bigamy and creationism are explored through the eyes of Orel, the only child in Moralton who can link a sermon about marriage with a visit to a sex shop.
Robot Chicken is Seth Green's Emmy Award-winning rapid-fire satire on pop culture that skewers TV, movies, music and celebrity. The show brings action figures and toys to life in three-dimensional worlds through the old-school magic of “stop-motion” animation.
Oh, what a difference a year makes. The crew of the classic 1972 series Sealab 2020 has been replaced with a gang of misfits unfit for public service. Their mission: to investigate underwater colonisation. They are doing a very bad job.
A family of inbred squids tear the ass out of all creation in the Appalachian mountains of North Georgia. It's not all drinking, brawling and reckless gunplay. Occasionally they use crossbows. There's also hate, love, sex, cockfighting, the penal system and a deep-seated mistrust of authority and all things different.
Housed on an island, in a volcano within a volcano, Superjail is a psychedelic, ultra-violent penitentiary, run by a ‘sadistic Willy Wonka’ of a warden and his motley crew of wardens.
Animated sitcom, set in an outer space-style hyper-suburbia, about a masked ‘teen’ catboy and his family and friends.
Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim’s absurdist sketch show spoofing the excruciating world of US public access TV. There’s a host of disturbing cameos from Oscar-nominated Hollywood mega-stars, including Jeff Goldblum, Michael Cera and ‘Whoopsie’ Goldberg, plus a collection of bad actors, pets and must-have household products.
When a once-proud team of misfit space jockeys hits the skids after the government downsizes its warrior machine Titan Maximum, pilot Gibson ‘Gibbs’ Giberstein goes rogue and tries to annihilate his former team (along with the rest of the planet).
Tom Peters has just moved to the small town of Jefferton, best known for its strip malls, buffet restaurants and run-down parks. Seeking to make a name for himself, Tom begins setting up meetings with the eccentric mayor of the town.
The Venture brothers are two all-American teens who spend most of their time hopping from one adventure to the next. Along with their caustic and self-centered father, Dr. Venture, the brothers have super-spy Brock Samson to protect them. Beset on all sides, the Venture brothers do all they can just to make it out alive.
Created by John Lee and Vernon Chatman of MTV's Wonder Showzen fame, Xavier: Renegade Angel features old school video game inspired animation and is packed with twisted symbolism, laugh-out-loud absurdness and dark, dark comedy.
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