The Cleveland Show S1-S4

🎬2009United StatesAnimation, Adventure

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The TV series The Cleveland Show S1-S4, created by Richard Appel and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on September 27, 2009 in the United States. The series spans 4 seasons with 88 episodes, featuring the voices of Mike Henry, Sanaa Lathan, Kevin Michael Richardson, and Jason Sudeikis. It follows the story of Cleveland Brown moves back to his hometown in Virginia with his son, where he finds his high school sweetheart and her two troublemaking kids. This is an Animation, Adventure, Comedy series and has received a rating of 5.6/10 from 44,408 viewers.

Top Cast

Albert Calleros

as Director

Anthony Lioi

as Director

Anthony Agrusa

as Director

Oreste Canestrelli

as Director

Ronald Rubio

as Director

Ian Graham

as Director

Seung Woo Cha

as Director

Jack Perkins

as Director

Steve Robertson

as Director

Matt Engstrom

as Director

Phil Allora

as Director

Justin Ridge

as Director

Ken Wong

as Director

Mike L. Mayfield

as Director

Jeff Myers

as Director

Chuck Klein

as Director

Jim Shellhorn

as Director

Chris Graham

as Director

Mike Henry

as Cleveland Brown

Mike Henry

as Rallo Tubbs

Mike Henry

as Additional Voices

Sanaa Lathan

as Donna Tubbs

Kevin Michael Richardson

as Lester Krinklesac

Kevin Michael Richardson

as Cleveland Brown Jr.

Kevin Michael Richardson

as Additional Voices

Jason Sudeikis

as Holt Richter

Jason Sudeikis

as Terry Kimple

Jason Sudeikis

as Additional Voices

Reagan Gomez-Preston

as Roberta Tubbs

Reagan Gomez-Preston

as Roberta Tubbs (as Reagan Gomez)

Reagan Gomez-Preston

as Byron's Mother

Seth MacFarlane

as Tim the Bear

Seth MacFarlane

as Additional Voices

Seth MacFarlane

as Peter Griffin

Aseem Batra

as Kendra Krinklesac

Aseem Batra

as Kendra

Aseem Batra

as Lisa

Nickie Bryar

as Various

John Viener

as Gordy

John Viener

as Announcer

John Viener

as Man #1

Glenn Howerton

as Ernie Krinklesac

Glenn Howerton

as Ernie

Glenn Howerton

as Ernie Krincklesac

Alec Sulkin

as Angus

Alec Sulkin

as Laine

Alec Sulkin

as Lane

Will Forte

as Principal Wally Farquhare

Will Forte

as Wally Farquhare

Will Forte

as Wally

Jamie Kennedy

as Federline Jones

Jamie Kennedy

as Federline

Jamie Kennedy

as Manga Nerd

David Lynch

as Gus

Arianna Huffington

as Arianna the Bear

Alex Borstein

as Hadassah Lowenstein

Alex Borstein

as Mrs. Lowenstein

Alex Borstein

as Trish

Craig Robinson

as LeVar 'Freight Train' Brown

Craig Robinson

as LaVar 'Freight Train' Brown

Craig Robinson

as Freight Train

Jess Harnell

as Tim the Bear

Jess Harnell

as Tim

Jess Harnell

as Audience Member #2

Richard Appel

as Writer

Mike Henry

as Writer

Seth MacFarlane

as Writer

J. Lee

as Writer

Kevin Biggins

as Writer

Travis Bowe

as Writer

Chadd Gindin

as Writer

Mehar Sethi

as Writer

Margee Magee

as Writer

Angeli Millan

as Writer

Justin Heimberg

as Writer

Kirker Butler

as Writer

Aaron Lee

as Writer

Jonathan Green

as Writer

Gabe Miller

as Writer

Paiman Kalayeh

as Writer

Clarence Livingston

as Writer

Matt Murray

as Writer

Aseem Batra

as Writer

Julius Sharpe

as Writer

Courtney Lilly

as Writer

Dave Jeser

as Writer

Matt Silverstein

as Writer

John Viener

as Writer

Bill Oakley

as Writer

Teri Schaffer

as Writer

Raynelle Swilling

as Writer

Carl Reiner

as Writer

Daniel Dratch

as Writer

Steven Ross

as Writer

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Filming Location

127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands

Production

Castle Rock Entertainment

Award

21 wins & 43 nominations total

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User Review

shaili14/06/25 05:18

Just seen the poor 5.9 Points for this funny show and the last six horrible reviews. What is wrong with you people? The show is very funny. It's not as good as Family Guy or The Simpsons but it's somewhere in between American Dad, Southpark and Bob's Burger. the first few episodes... okay, they were alright, but came time and different directors, i guess, it became funnier and i got to admit there were a few episodes which even stroke out the Simpsons or family guy episodes on these specific weekends... also a few weeks in a row. Of course it's not so easy to make another great hilarious show out of a spin off, but they do a good job already and i won't like to miss a single episode period. Do not cancel this comedy cartoon. the world is a bad place... cancel stupid dead man walking or other serious crap series. I want to have fun when i watch TV... have enough nothing to laugh in my life all the time. (not really, but most of the poor and hardworking people do live like that.. so i just took a vote for them.) And please give it a worth rating... about 7.5 i would suggest. thanks

user645237882810214/06/25 05:18

I have never been a huge fan of either Family Guy or American Dad, but both are far superior over this, which I dislike with an intense passion. In fact, The Cleveland Show is one of my least favourite shows ever, animated or not. I have nothing against animation whatsoever, some of my favourite films and shows are animated, but this show is awful in my opinion and a disservice to this fine art. Family Guy and American Dad may not have impressed me that much, but they actually did have moments of solid animation, voice acting and writing, more when they started than now. The Cleveland Show has none of those things and never did. The show is for me not that good animation wise. The characters are poorly drawn, and the backgrounds and colours are so flat it's painful. The voice acting is annoying on the whole, Seth McFarlane is usually terrific but even he sounds bored here. The stories are also predictable and contrived, with constant moments of lethargic pacing and lazy direction. But what really hurts The Cleveland Show are the humour and characters. The writing is terrible, it is hugely unfunny and borders on offensive, while the jokes rely too much on pop culture which I think will date quite quickly. I also hate the characters, none of them are likable and they are little more than stereotypes(quite insensitive ones at that). Cleveland did have his likable and funny moments on Family Guy, but he isn't a strong enough character to warrant his own show, and that is a big part of the problem. In conclusion, I love animation but I really hate this show. 1/10 Bethany Cox

Not Charli d'Amelio14/06/25 05:18

At first when I heard about this show I wasn't expecting much, but the more I saw of it in previews the more interesting it became. I was able to get past the quickly thrown together pilot explaining Cleveland's leaving. I was able to overlook the major, random change in Cleveland jr's appearance. But I began to give up hope when the humor resorted back to the same stupid overused cut away jokes that has become Family Guy's signature style. This has the opportunity to be pretty good I thought. I liked the new characters for the most part. I think this show can be a creative, intelligent, self-aware sort of spin-off if it stops using the same humor as family guy. Perhaps if it has the chance to develop it's own identity it can actually work but I have a feeling the show will fizzle out in an attempt to become a family guy clone instead of it's own show.

Dorigen2314/06/25 05:18

Well the only reason that people are hating on this show so much is the fact that they continue to compare it to the likes of Family guy and possibly American dad. This show isn't bad, it is entertaining and the humour is smart. As a fan of Seth Mcfarlane I knew I would enjoy the show anyway. Yes the family structure is the same as Family guy and American dad, and may lack some ambition, but needless to say, I don't laugh at much shows these days, buy this manages to squeeze quite a few giggles out of me. No, it's not better than family guy, but if people watched it with an open mind and stopped comparing it, I reckon it would be enjoyed a lot more than what it is.

G.E.O.F.F.R.E.Y 🧸14/06/25 05:18

Did not laugh at all. To think I would rather watch American Dad over this is saying something. That show is awful also. Family Guy was always my favorite but not it is just bad jokes, trying to be offensive cause they can't think of anything funny to say. I am disappointed in Seth McFarlane. I guess he is spreading himself too thin. If he is even doing any of writing anymore. I think I will just pop the old ones into the DVD player from now on. Watching America dad now and it is just oainful to watch. Why don't I turn it off? good question. I guess I keep hoping for something that will never happen?

Silvia Uachane14/06/25 05:18

If you thought Grey's Anatomy was painful to watch, wait until you see this. This is quite possibly the worst animated show ever made. It's just absolutely awful, and not even remotely funny. This show is an insult to the entire human race. They took Family Guy, coloured the characters brown, and removed all of the funny parts. It's like watching paint dry. Only that would be more interesting. I can't believe a TV station would actually subject humans to this garbage. Actually, I can, because it's FOX, who still employ Bill O'Reilly... ...The biggest disgrace to human kind currently alive.

Mekita_ta_ta14/06/25 05:18

The racial innuendos in this show are absolutely sickening, while at many times the stereotypes and racist humor is thrown right out there for you. You would expect to see a stir of controversy about this show in the media in the weeks to come, that is when they have free time between the more serious issues going on in the world, although you didn't see much brought up in the past about the rape jokes in Family Guy. The intro plot doesn't really make a lot of sense. Out of nowhere it seems, Cleveland is automatically dropped into his own family ripped from the Griffin family among others seen on television. This shouldn't be too much of an issue however for current fans of Family Guy as this show is also peppered with pointless (and hardly funny) cutaway segments which rarely tie in to the actual plot. It doesn't surprise me at all that a show like this made it to the air (it will generate popularity), but I certainly won't bother with another episode.

🇪🇸-الاسباني-😂14/06/25 05:18

So this show was already picked up for a second season before it even aired? Those responsible for that should be strapped into a chair Clockwork Orange style and forced to watch this crap until they beg for the sweet release of death to end the agony. But seriously... this show is the worst thing I and apparently many others have seen on TV for a long time. The main problem is that it's just not funny. At all. And this is coming from a person who actually likes the lowbrow humor and randomness of Family Guy. A lot of people on here seem confused by the inexplicable transformation of Cleveland Jr. But that's just par for the course for McFarlane. Look at Family Guy - Stewie somehow morphs from a homicidal would-be tyrant into a gay baby, Brian went from the voice of reason into an ultra liberal, etc. Look, Family Guy is a good show, American Dad is not bad, but this show never should have aired. The Giant Chicken could carry a show better than Cleveland, who is as interesting as lawn furniture. So do yourself a favor and watch some paint dry, get your teeth cleaned, or just stare at a wall for a half hour. You'll enjoy it much more.

maja salvador14/06/25 05:18

Watching the latest episode right now, and there are /so/ many clever jokes, far more clever than the jokes on "Modern Family", which I am also a fan of, so no, I'm not hating on that show. It's better than that new show with Christina Applegate (which I tried and hated), or "The Mindy Project", which I really wanted to like and couldn't. Honestly, from a writing perspective, "The Cleveland Show" is excellent, so much so that I almost feel like it really is racism that prevents this show from being more popular (either that or the time slot). I honestly DVR this show and watch it during "Bob's Burgers" so I don't have to watch that, and while I will admit I am in the minority on this, I like it more than "Family Guy" and "American Dad" too. Just never understood why this didn't catch on. Bugs me that it's now in danger of ending.

Mysterylook®14/06/25 05:18

Shortly after the second episode, I sat down to write a scathingly bad review, but, there were so many others that I thought it a waste of time to share my views about a soon-to-be-canceled show. Also, like trying to fairly judge a new restaurant on opening night, I thought that my negative opinion may have been premature. I have since recorded and attempted to watch portions of several other episodes. Last evenings Christmas show absolutely crossed the line and established a new personal definition of "awful". I am a huge "Family Guy" fan and near-famous for my warped, sick and twisted sense of humor. I just find nothing funny in a constant and disgusting reference to genitalia and perverted sex. The attempted African American humor is lame, racist, and sexist to an almost criminal degree. I have noticed that there have been some recent rave reviews about this comedic abomination, and while respecting the right of everyone to express an opinion, these sick bastards will not be invited to sip eggnog this holiday season.

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