Brickleberry

Premiering in 2012, Brickleberry carved out a niche within adult animation. Produced by Daniel Tosh, the series leaned into shock humor and irreverent satire, following incompetent rangers at a struggling national park. While critics often dismissed its reliance on gross-out gags, the show maintained a dedicated audience that valued its refusal to play it safe. Its three-season run established a blueprint for creators Waco O'Guin and Roger Black, who later expanded this crude comedic universe through spiritual successors on streaming services. Today, the show remains a polarizing artifact of early 2010s cable television, celebrated by fans for its unapologetic absurdity. Since the animation world is prone to unexpected reboots, you should set a reminder for any future announcements regarding this franchise.