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A TV review of FOX's The Great North, premiering February 14th.

Copy to Clipboard Fox's ‘The Great North’ (The Great North/Instagram) The writers of ‘Bob’s Burgers’ have come together along with Nick Offerman, Jenny Slate, Will Forte, and Paul Rust to create another adult animated sitcom for Fox, titled ‘The Great North’. The forthcoming animated TV show brings the adventures of a single dad and his Alaskan family. A quirky comedy, ‘The Great North’ shares several similarities with ‘Bob’s Burgers’ in terms of art style and humor. But what makes the show interesting is the characters and the serie...

Alaska is the setting of ‘The Great North,’ a new animated comedy from Fox Published January 11 Share on Facebook Print article “The Great North,” a new animated series set in Alaska from the writers of “Bob’s Burgers” now showing on Fox, has some big names attached to it, including Nick Offerman, Will Forte, Megan Mullally and Alanis Morrisette. Alaska has set the scene for plenty of reality television, from “Slednecks” to “Deadliest Catch” and “Ice Road Truckers.” Some feature films have even been filmed in state, like “Big Miracle” and “The Frozen Grou...

1/3/2021 Fox heads to Alaska with a new animated comedy featuring the vocal talents of Nick Offerman, Jenny Slate and Will Forte. The first time I saw Bob's Burgers was at a Fox junket day nearly a year before the show premiered. In the green room where reporters waited between interviews, the Bob's Burgers pilot was playing over and over again for nine hours. The pilot started off lightly amusing, but over the course of the repetition, it somehow got better and better and by the end of the day I was convinced both that Bob's Burgers was Fox's latest animated masterpiece — it remains, 20...

Winter TV 2021: Premiere dates for new and returning midseason shows Updated Jan 03, 2021; Posted Dec 30, 2020 Ted Danson and Bobby Moynihan in the new comedy, "Mr. Mayor." (Photo: Mitchell Haddad/NBC)Mitchell Haddad/NBC Facebook Share Back in the foggy mists of early 2020, looking ahead to upcoming winter TV shows was a pleasant exercise in predicting which series might be good. Within a few short months, as we all now know, everything changed. Just as normal routines and rituals were transformed, so was TV, which makes the 2021 winter TV premiere schedule look a bit different than usual. ...