Happy Birthday, Douchebag 

It's Kevin's first birthday away from home and he's used to his birthday being the best day of the year. However, things are much different in Mission Hill than they were back home. Meanwhile, Natalie brings home a snake.

Director:

Mike Kim (as Michael Kim)

Writers:

Bill Oakley (created by), Josh Weinstein (created by)

Stars:

Wallace Langham, Scott Menville, Brian Posehn

Cast

Episode credited cast:
Wallace Langham	...	Andy French (voice)
Scott Menville	...	Kevin French / C-Dog (voice)
Brian Posehn	...	Jim Kuback (voice)
Vicki Lewis	...	Posey Tyler / Natalie Leibowitz-Hernandez (voice)
Nick Jameson	...	Gus Duncz / Mr. French / Stogie / Ron / Weirdo Beardo / Howard Bang / Various (voice)
Tom Kenny	...	Wally Langford / Fechstein / Sasha / Griffo / Mr. Cresto / Nice Freak / Various (voice)
Herbert Siguenza	...	Carlos Hernandez-Leibowitz (voice)
Jane Wiedlin	...	Gwen (voice)
Tress MacNeille	...	Mrs. French / Mrs. Mundorf / Dr. Yvonne Farley / Dakota / Shelly / Receptionist / Various (voice)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Lisa Arch	...	Stacy / Miss Colleen Peck / Chola Girl / Tina (as Lisa Kushell)
Bill Oakley	...	George Bang (voice)
Josh Weinstein	...	Toby Mundorf (voice)

Storyline

It's Kevin's first birthday away from home and he's used to his birthday being the best day of the year. However, things are much different in Mission Hill than they were back home. Meanwhile, Natalie brings home a snake.

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Plot Keywords:

urination | hippie | flashback | train | testing | 

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Genres:

Animation | Comedy | Drama

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Details

Release Date:

4 August 2002 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Bill Oakley/Josh Weinstein Productions, Castle Rock Entertainment, Film Roman Productions

Did You Know?

Quotes

Kevin French: Hey! Those aren't the Blues Brothers!
Andy French: Yeah, well Dan Akroyd sends his deepest apologies and John Belushi's been dead for 15 years.

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Connections

References Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980)

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Soundtracks

Italian Leather Sofa
Written by John McCrea
Performed by Cake
(opening theme)

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