During the season finale of “Out There” we saw Chad’s doodles pique the interest of the uber-cool kids in the yearbook club. Chad’s unexpected (but welcome) cool factor even spilled over to his friend Chad (Justin Roiland) who got the chance to work on improving his own reputation when he showed the yearbook editors his…
Watch a clip from the season finale of “Out There”
To help us commemorate the season finale of “Out There,” which airs tonight at 10/9c, Sarah Silverman, Ellen Page, and Jason Schwartzman all guest star. With that line up of talent, you know they are playing the cool kids. Sure enough, Chad is almost into the inner sanctum of the high school elite — the…
Catch up on the full season of “Out There” today at 5:30/4:30c, leading into the season finale at 10/9c.
As you know, each episode of our new animated series “Out There” is loosely based on the life and times and relationships of the show’s star and creator Ryan Quincy. So when you watch an episode like “Viking Days,” and see Chad’s dad turn down his request to compete in Holford’s annual father-and-son Hexathalon, you…
If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em. Or in the case of “Out There’s” Chris (Justin Roiland) and his mom’s boyfriend Terry (Fred Armisen) if you can’t beat ‘em, just pretend to like each other while still being mortal enemies. That’s what happens when Chris’ mom Joanie asks her two favorite men to team up…
The season finale of “Out There” airs tonight at 10/9c
Each week Ryan Quincy takes us behind-the-scenes of our animated series “Out There.” But when we say behind-the-scenes, we don’t mean into the room where he is drawing his characters or to watch color correction or even to see the awesome guest stars (Nick Offerman! Fred Armisen! Jemaine Clement! Megan Mullally! Ellen Page! Jason Schwartzman!…
Some people were not meant for a life in the spotlight. Chad Stevens is one of them. After failing at a school project due to terrible stage fright, Chad has no choice but to come up with a new and improved means of public speaking. So what does he decide to try? Film. Does it…
Nick Offerman is very manly. Whether he’s playing Ron Swanson, manliest of men, on “Parks & Recreation” or working as a professional boat builder (he released an instructional DVD back in 2008 called “Canoe Building with Nick Offerman”), it’s clear that he has no shortage of the three Ts: Taxidermy, Tools and Testosterone. So when…
