Teenage Euthanasiathe critically acclaimed, animated coming-of-all-ages comedy collection about demise, household and unintentional resurrection will get new life with a second season on Grownup Swim.
Presently in manufacturing, the collection is about in near-future inland Florida, centering on the Fantasy household who juggle work-life stability among the many residing and the useless of their family-run funeral house, Tender Endings. The present garnered spectacular viewership throughout its broadcast launch and continues to construct its fanbase now that Season 1 is out there on HBO Max.
Teenage Euthanasia
In Teenage Euthanasiawhen a bolt of lightning strikes Baba’s embalming fluid and mixes with a tear from Annie, Trophy is by chance introduced again to life with extraordinary zombie-esque superpowers. Shenanigans ensue as Trophy navigates the struggles of parenthood and tries, or hardly tries, to make up for misplaced time along with her daughter.
The half-hour collection is co-created by The New York Occasions Editor’s Alternative author Alissa Nutting (Made for Love) and Emmy-nominated producer Alyson Levy (The Shivering Fact).
Teenage Euthanasia
The all-star voice solid returns for Season 2 with Maria Bamford as Trophy, the poisonous mom given a second likelihood at life in addition to motherhood, and Jo Firestone as her uncared for teen daughter, Euthanasia or “Annie.” Tim Robinson reprises his position because the emotionally needy Uncle Pete, and Bebe Neuwirth as Baba, Annie’s “outdated nation” immigrant grandmother and the household matriarch who runs the funeral enterprise and family.
Season 2 of Teenage Euthanasia is produced by PFFR and animated by Atomic Cartoons. Government producers embrace Lisa M. Thomas, Vernon Chatman, Scott Adsit and John Lee.
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