[10/21/22 - 09:40 AM] Adult Swim's "Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell" Gets Animated in Latest Digital Short Series From creators Dave Willis and Casper Kelly, the latest episodes of the Emmy-nominated workplace comedy set in an inferno welcomes viewers back to Hell for more never-ending torture.
[via press release from Adult Swim]
Adult Swim's "Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell" Gets Animated in Latest Digital Short Series
All Eight Episodes of the Emmy-Nominated Workplace Comedy from Hell Now Available on Adult Swim's YouTube Channel
Today fans can descend into a hilarious nightmare of fire and brimstone with the debut of the digital series "Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell: The Cartoon." All eight binge-worthy episodes of the animated spinoff based on the popular live-action series are now available on Adult Swim's YouTube channel. Check out the full playlist HERE.
From creators Dave Willis ("Aqua Teen Hunger Force") and Casper Kelly ("Too Many Cooks"), the latest episodes of the Emmy-nominated workplace comedy set in an inferno welcomes viewers back to Hell for more never-ending torture. After all, Hell is eternal, and so are entertainment franchises. Join Gary, Satan, and all your favorite demons as they make the world a worse place, one sinner at a time.
The animated digital short series is executive produced by Willis and Kelly. It features original artwork by Christy Karacas ("Superjail!") and stars Henry Zebrowski ("Last Podcast on the Left"), Matt Servitto ("Billions"), Dana Snyder ("Squidbillies," "Aqua Teen Hunger Force"), Craig Rowin ("Search Party"), and all the other recurring actors who haven't died yet.
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