About Brickleberry

Brickleberry, an American animated series, first premiered in 2012 and continued until 2015. The show offers an adult-humor oriented sitcom style and is set in the fictional Brickleberry National Park. The series honed in on a variety of topics ranging from societal issues to cultural shock elements, all delivered through the unique and often outlandish antics of its characters.

Making / Production

The show was created and written by Waco O'Guin and Roger Black and was produced by Fox 21. This animated sitcom was aired on Comedy Central and consists of three seasons with 36 total episodes. The show was initially cancelled after the third season, however, it was later continued as a comic book series.

Actors

• Daniel Tosh as Malloy - A small, cute but aggressively surly bear cub who seemingly shares no traits with his species. Tosh gave an impressive twist to this role with his witty and sarcastic performance.
• David Herman as Steve Williams - The overzealous and optimistic ranger. Herman's earnest delivery made Steve a standout character on the show.
• Tome Kenny as Woody Johnson - The ill-tempered, sexist head ranger. Kenny's brilliant voice-acting skills were perfect for this outrageous and offensive character.
• Roger Black as Connie Cunaman - The manly female ranger. Black's portrayal added depth to Connie's character, seamlessly blending her toughness with vulnerability.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The series episode "Old Wounds" was the pilot episode of Brickleberry.
• Waco O'Guin and Roger Black had done most of the writing of all three seasons of the show.
• The opening theme is different on Netflix; it is substituted by light, ad-free piano music.

Awards

Brickleberry did not receive any major award nominations or wins during its run from 2012 to 2015.

Quotes

• "I love being a park ranger, I feel like I'm part of something bigger. Plus I get to carry a gun." - Steve Williams
• "I'm going to mace you in the face!" - Woody Johnson
• "Shut up, Steve!" - Everyone

Music, Soundtrack

• The original theme music for Brickleberry was composed by Nicolas Barry and Adam Deibert.
• On Netflix, however, the series features a more mellow, ad-free piano soundtrack, which differs from the original.