Comedy Central has announced that the animated series "Everybody Still Hates Chris" will premiere on September 25 at 10pm ET. This animated follow-up to the early 2000s sitcom sees Chris Rock returning as both star and narrator, recounting his semi-autobiographical life experiences. Notably, the original characters, portrayed by Terry Crews and Tichina Arnold, will reprise their roles as Chris' parents. The new voice cast includes Tim Johnson Jr. replacing the original young Chris actor.
While the animation is being handled by the experienced studio Titmouse, the lack of promotional material so close to the launch raises questions about its success. With only a month before airing, fans are eager for more content to gauge the quality of this revival.
What is the release date for "Everybody Still Hates Chris"?The animated series "Everybody Still Hates Chris" is set to premiere on September 25 at 10pm ET.
"Everybody Hates Chris" originally aired from 2005 to 2009 and was inspired by Chris Rock's childhood in Brooklyn. The sitcom received acclaim for its writing and humor, and now its animated version aims to capture the same essence by exploring Rock's formative years in a new format. Fans of the original series can look forward to the nostalgic elements while experiencing a fresh take through animation.
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It’s always exciting to see a beloved series get a new spin, especially with Chris Rock at the helm I’m curious if the animation will capture the same charm and humor that made the original so special—there’s definitely a lot of nostalgia riding on this one
It's interesting to see how classic shows are evolving into animated formats; nostalgia is a powerful tool, and Everybody Still Hates Chris might just capture that charm while appealing to a new generation. But with the quiet marketing push, it definitely leaves us wondering if they’re banking on the legacy of the original or if there's something special cooking beneath the surface.
It's cool to see Everybody Still Hates Chris making a comeback, especially with Chris Rock's involvement; nostalgia always strikes a chord with audiences. I’m definitely curious how the animated format will capture that classic humor—let's hope it hits the mark when it premieres