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Cartoon Hell

Cartoon Hell: Season 2 (2019)

  • Episodes: 10
  • Premiered April 17, 2019

Episodes

  1. Dungeons & Doggos (with Adam Conover)

    Episode 1 · · 22m

    Dungeons & Doggos (with Adam Conover)

    Adam the Friendly Demon ruins dogs in hell's new meaty (and misguided) RPG.

  2. Untitled Bee Project (with Nicholas Gurewitch)

    Episode 2 · · 22m

    Untitled Bee Project (with Nicholas Gurewitch)

    Nicholas Obelisk creates a world from lovely trees in this dark new show made exclusively for bees.

  3. The Ultimate Farm Animals (with Lisa Hanawalt)

    Episode 3 · · 20m

    The Ultimate Farm Animals (with Lisa Hanawalt)

    Vacation Lizard inspires The Great Swedish Splice-Off: animal creations that are udder abominations.

  4. The Punish-Her

    Episode 4 · · 23m

    The Punish-Her

    An open-ended suggestion leads to a violent showdown between Deathany and Amnesia the Forget Master.

  5. Hell-O Baby (with the McElroy Brothers)

    Episode 5 · · 20m

    Hell-O Baby (with the McElroy Brothers)

    The Brohemoth requests a new buddy, delivered in the form of a hellish new toy for kids and parents.

  6. Absolute Worst Dragons (with SungWon Cho)

    Episode 6 · · 24m

    Absolute Worst Dragons (with SungWon Cho)

    Matt Demon demands more snot and Oscar-bait from the boys as they create bad dragons for him to voice.

  7. Debt Note

    Episode 7 · · 24m

    Debt Note

    An auditor with a magic math cigarette is no match for Luke Hole, who can write ANYTHING off.

  8. Haunted Cereal (with Rekha Shankar)

    Episode 8 · · 23m

    Haunted Cereal (with Rekha Shankar)

    Aggmin returns for soggy and sour takes on the cereal that'll haunt your incomplete breakfast.

  9. Eldritch Horror Sitcom

    Episode 9 · · 21m

    Eldritch Horror Sitcom

    "Cool" Cthulhu and an amorphous cat symbiont bring the laughs in the first-ever Lovecraftian comedy.

  10. The Most Powerful Things

    Episode 10 · · 25m

    The Most Powerful Things

    The damned cartoonists conjure the unimaginable for their first (and last?) omega-level assignment.

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