Out There (2013 TV series)
An animated coming-of-age series set in a surreal small town.
Ryan Quincy created the adult animated series Out There for IFC. It ran for a single season from late February to mid-April 2013 and was not picked up for another. This was the network’s second animated show, after the one-season Hopeless Pictures in 2005.
Quick Facts
- Genre
- Comedy drama
- Coming of age
- Educational
- Creator
- Ryan Quincy
- Voices
- Ryan Quincy
- Justin Roiland
- Megan Mullally
- Fred Armisen
- Pamela Adlon
- Linda Cardellini
- John DiMaggio
- Kate Micucci
- Composer
- Jason Kanakis; Brad Gordon
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Seasons
- 1
- Episodes
- 10
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Plot
In a world of anthropomorphic animals, awkward teen Chad, his younger brother Jay, and best friend Chris spend their final adolescent years wandering the bleak, surreal town of Holford. The cast also includes Chad’s parents Wayne and Rose, Chris’s single mother Joanie and her terrible boyfriend Terry, and Sharla, the girl Chad has a crush on.
Reception
The show received mixed reviews. Robert Lloyd of the Los Angeles Times gave a positive review, comparing the animation favorably to Bob's Burgers and noting a gentler, more delicate groove. Mixed reviews included the Boston Globe's Matthew Gilbert calling it just fine, with refreshing sincerity but old-hat characters and stories. PopMatters stated it is often funny but could be funnier with more coherent storytelling. Slant Magazine declared it presents by-the-numbers boyhood scenarios with a stale, been-there-done-that vibe.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many episodes of Out There (2013 TV series) are there?
Out There has 10 episodes across 1 season.
When did Out There (2013 TV series) first air?
Out There first aired on 22 February 2013.
When did Out There (2013 TV series) end?
Out There last aired on 19 April 2013.
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