To help pass time while posing in a holiday nativity scene, Cleveland tells his family his own version of one of his favorite holiday stories, "Die Hard." In Cleveland's version, when Waterman Cable ...
Cleveland creates his own comic book superhero and takes the entire family to a comic book convention in San Diego, where he discovers that Donna was once the star of a blaxploitation film.
A hip-hop producer comes to Stoolbend after a video featuring Cleveland goes viral. But instead of signing Cleveland, he decides he wants Cleveland's life for himself.
The star of "Euphoria" talks about her love of Christmas movies, and what it was like working with Leonardo DiCaprio.
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Title: The Cleveland Show (2009–2013)
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Mike Henry | ... | Cleveland Brown / ... 88 episodes, 2009-2013 | |
| Sanaa Lathan | ... | Donna Tubbs 88 episodes, 2009-2013 | |
| Kevin Michael Richardson | ... | Lester Krinklesac / ... 88 episodes, 2009-2013 | |
| Jason Sudeikis | ... | Holt Richter / ... 82 episodes, 2009-2013 | |
| Reagan Gomez-Preston | ... | Roberta Tubbs / ... 76 episodes, 2009-2013 | |
| Seth MacFarlane | ... | Tim the Bear / ... 63 episodes, 2009-2012 | |
| Aseem Batra | ... | Kendra Krinklesac / ... 45 episodes, 2009-2013 | |
| Nickie Bryar | ... | Various 44 episodes, 2009-2012 | |
| John Viener | ... | Announcer / ... 42 episodes, 2009-2013 | |
This FOX animated comedy is a spin-off of the much-loved series Family Guy. The series features the adventures of Peter Griffin's neighbor Cleveland Brown. Many years ago, Cleveland made a promise to his old high school sweetheart, Donna. Cleveland, along with Cleveland Junior, move to Stoolbend, VA to start a new life with Donna and her two children. Written by Marcus Stoolbend
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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.