Williams Street

Williams Street Productions, LLC

File:Williams Street logo.svg The company's production emblem featuring Space Ghost's studio
Company type	Subsidiary
Industry	Animation and live-action television production
Predecessor	Ghost Planet Industries, LLC
Founder	Mike Lazzo, Keith Crofford
Headquarters	Atlanta, Georgia , United States
Area served	United States
Key people	Michael Ouweleen (President as of April 29, 2020)
Owner	Warner Bros. Television Group (part of Warner Bros. Discovery)
Parent	Warner Bros. Television Group

Williams Street Productions, LLC, previously known as Ghost Planet Industries, LLC, is a U.S.-based studio specializing in animation and live-action television production. It operates under the ownership of the Warner Bros. Television Group, which is a division of Warner Bros. Discovery. The company functions as the dedicated production unit for Cartoon Network’s late-night programming segment, Adult Swim. Throughout much of its existence, the company was overseen by founders Mike Lazzo and Keith Crofford.

Lazzo stepped down from his role on December 16, 2019, with Crofford retiring the following year in 2020. On April 29, 2020, Michael Ouweleen took over as president of Adult Swim. He also held leadership of The Cartoon Network, Inc. from November 2019 until July 2020 and resumed this position in May 2022.

History

In 1976, Ted Turner acquired a facility to house his television station WTCG after assuming control of a UHF channel. By December of that year, WTCG became the pioneering channel to broadcast via satellite to four cable providers across Georgia, marking a breakthrough in non-subscription satellite distribution and transforming basic cable television nationwide.

Originally a small local outlet, the station was rebranded as WTBS in 1979 following Turner’s acquisition of the call letters. Five years later, WTBS evolved into the TBS Superstation. Turner also launched the 24-hour news channel CNN, both networks establishing themselves as staples of cable television by the late 1980s. The original studio space soon became inadequate for the growing operations, leading to development of a new nearby campus to accommodate Turner’s expanding media holdings. Subsequently, Turner introduced Cartoon Network to showcase acquired animation libraries such as those from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) and Hanna-Barbera under the umbrella of The Cartoon Network, Inc..

When Cartoon Network moved out of the Williams Street location, it retained ownership of the building primarily for storage purposes, housing show recordings for Turner Networks. Key personnel including Keith Crofford, Andy Merrill, and former mailroom staff member Mike Lazzo managed activities there and were responsible for creating early hosting segments for The Moxy Pirate Show (later renamed The Moxy Show).

Between 1990 and 1993, TBS ventured into original animated content with titles such as Captain Planet and 2 Stupid Dogs. Motivated by this success, Williams Street’s team proposed new original programming to Ted Turner in late 1993 but were encouraged to make use of the vast animation catalog he had acquired, including the extensive Hanna-Barbera collection. As Lazzo recounted, “Ted has said, ‘I bought you a library, now utilize it.'” This directive led to Cartoon Network’s inaugural fully original show: Space Ghost Coast to Coast.

Operating under tight budget constraints, the team crafted a pilot by recycling footage from Turner’s archives, selecting material from Space Ghost and Dino Boy. They blended this with Lazzo’s idea for a parody talk show featuring an inept host posing bizarre questions to guests. The pilot employed rotoscoped animation layered over minimalistic backdrops and incorporated live-action interview clips sourced from CNN.

Following the pilot’s presentation, Cartoon Network approved a ten-episode season of Space Ghost Coast to Coast. The series featured local voice talent George Lowe as Space Ghost along with other roles voiced by members of the GPI staff. Debuting on April 14, 1994, it became Cartoon Network’s first original series as well as television’s first animated talk show.

Its mature and surreal comedic style attracted a passionate cult audience. Building on its success, a simulcast special aired on TBS accompanied by a VHS short linked to the hit film The Mask, along with guest appearances by more prominent figures. Turner then tasked GPI with developing a lighter spin-off aimed at TBS’s children’s audience. The resulting show Cartoon Planet premiered on TBS in 1995 before transitioning to Cartoon Network in 1996. Following this period, the studio separated from Cartoon Network’s programming division and was renamed Ghost Planet Industries; concurrently, Cartoon Network Studios was created to handle daytime content production. After two seasons, TBS ceased all children’s programming in alignment with similar moves by TNT and USA.

Name and logo

The company's designation originates from its main office location at 1065 Williams Street NW in Atlanta, Georgia, situated close to the TBS and TNT facilities. This site, which was initially a carpet manufacturing plant purchased by Turner to serve as additional office space and for set construction, eventually became the headquarters for Cartoon Network and Adult Swim. The street itself honors Ammi Williams, an early settler of Atlanta.

At first, the studio was known as Ghost Planet Industries, LLC, named after the fictional world of Space Ghost from the animated talk show Space Ghost Coast to Coast. The studio's production emblem displays a blurred gray image of Space Ghost's studio with "Williams Street" positioned below it. The logo incorporates the signature drum roll and hammer sounds from Jack Webb's Mark VII Limited production card.

TV animated series

Title	Creator(s)/Developer(s)	Co-production(s)	Notes	Started
Space Ghost Coast to Coast	Mike Lazzo	Williams Street West (2003–2004)	Adapted from the 1966 animated series; originally produced by Cartoon Network Productions. Later seasons were released on GameTap.	1994–99 (first run); 2001–04 (second run); 2006–08 (third run)
Sealab 2021	Adam Reed, Matt Thompson	70/30 Productions	Inspired by Sealab 2020.	2000–05
The Brak Show	Jim Fortier, Andy Merrill, Pete Smith	Turner Studios	A spin-off from Space Ghost Coast to Coast, comprising 28 episodes plus a webisode finale.	2000–03; 2007
Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law	Michael Ouweleen, Erik Richter	J. J. Sedelmaier Productions (Pilot); Turner Studios (Seasons 2–4)	Utilized assets from Birdman and the Galaxy Trio.	2000–07; 2018
Aqua Teen Hunger Force	Matt Maiellaro, Dave Willis		The first spin-off of Space Ghost Coast to Coast that also spawned a theatrical film; Adult Swim’s longest-running original series.	2000–15; 2023
Stroker & Hoop	Casper Kelly, Jeffrey G. Olsen	Turner Studios; Studio B Productions		2004–05
Perfect Hair Forever	Mike Lazzo, Matt Harrigan, Matt Maiellaro		Another spin-off from Space Ghost Coast to Coast.	2004–07; 2014
Tom Goes to the Mayor	Tim Heidecker, Eric Wareheim	Dipshot Films (Season 1); Abso Lutely Productions (Season 2)		2004–06
Robot Chicken	Seth Green, Matthew Senreich	Stoop!d Monkey; ShadowMachine (Seasons 1–5); Stoopid Buddy Stoodios (Season 6 onward); Sony Pictures Digital/Television	Currently the second longest-running original Adult Swim series still being produced.	2005–present
12 oz. Mouse	Matt Maiellaro			2005–07; 2018; 2020
Squidbillies	Jim Fortier, Dave Willis			2005–21

• Other significant titles include series like Metalocalypse, Superjail!, The Venture Bros., and Rick and Morty. Recent projects feature collaborations with studios such as Production I.G and Crunchyroll on productions including Fena: Pirate Princess and Blade Runner: Black Lotus. The studio is actively broadening its catalog with upcoming shows planned through 2025, focusing on partnerships that strengthen its position in adult animation.*

TV live-action series

Title	Creator(s) Developer(s)	Co-production(s)	Notes	Started
Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!	Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim	Abso Lutely Productions		2007–10; 2017
Saul of the Mole Men	Craig Lewis (d): Peter Girardi, Craig Lewis, and Tom Stern	Funny Garbage		2007
Fat Guy Stuck in Internet	John Gemberling and Curtis Gwinn	Cowboy & John Productions		2007–08
Delocated	Jon Glaser	PFFR Unintelligible Grunt		2008–13
Check It Out! with Dr. Steve Brule	John C. Reilly, Tim Heidecker, and Eric Wareheim	Abso Lutely Productions	A spin-off derived from Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!.	2010–17
Childrens Hospital	Rob Corddry	The Corddry Company Abominable Pictures Warner Bros. Studio 2.0 Warner Bros. Television	Adapted from the web series of the same title on TheWB.com.	2010–16
Run It Back	Mike Terrell and Sean Akins	Turner Sports Turner Studios	A remix of NBA on TNT broadcast exclusively within Cartoon Network's CN Real segment.	2010–11
Eagleheart	Michael Koman and Andrew Weinberg	Dakota Pictures Conaco		2011–14
NTSF:SD:SUV::	Paul Scheer	2nd Man On The Moon Abominable Pictures	Recognized as the first spin-off from Children's Hospital.	2011–13
The Heart, She Holler	Vernon Chatman, John Lee, and Alyson Levy	PFFR		2011–14
Loiter Squad	Odd Future	Dickhouse Productions (Seasons 1–2) Gorilla Flicks (Season 3) The Great Wang Of The Floggnaw Land (Season 3)		2012–14
The Eric Andre Show	Eric André	Abso Lutely Productions Sick Duck Productions Naked Faces (Seasons 1–4) Working For Monsters (Seasons 1–2) Fugue State (Seasons 5–6)		2012–23
The Restless Bell	Dave Drabik and Andrew Benator	Fine Line Productions Turner Studios		2012
You're Whole	Michael Ian Black	Abominable Pictures		2012–13
Newsreaders	Rob Corddry, Jonathan Stern, and David Wain	The Corddry Company Abominable Pictures Warner Bros. Studio 2.0 Warner Bros. Television	The second and concluding spin-off of Children's Hospital.	2013–15
Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell	Casper Kelly and Dave Willis	Fake Wood Wallpaper Films	Originated as a pilot in 2011; officially premiered as a series in 2013.	2013–19; 2011
Hot Package	Derrick Beckles	Abso Lutely Productions TV Carnage Abominable Pictures (Season 1 only)		2013–15
Tim & Eric's Bedtime Stories	Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim	Abso Lutely Productions		2013–17
Black Jesus	Aaron McGruder and Mike Clattenburg	5 Mutts Productions Triage Entertainment Mainstay Entertainment (Season 3)		2014–19
Decker	Tim Heidecker and Gregg Turkington	Abso Lutely Productions	A web and television spin-off stemming from On Cinema.	2014–17
Neon Joe, Werewolf Hunter	Jon Glaser	PFFR Unintelligible Grunt		2015–17
Million Dollar Extreme Presents: World Peace	Million Dollar Extreme	Million Dollar Extreme Rent Now Productions		2016
Dream Corp LLC	Daniel Stessen	BEMO Artbelly Productions Caviar Content (Season 1) Sunday Night Productions Alive and Kicking, Inc. (Seasons 2–3)	The second hybrid live-action/animation show aired on Adult Swim.	2016–20
Joe Pera Talks with You	Joe Pera	Chestnut Walnut Unlimited Factual Productions (Season 1) Alive and Kicking, Inc. (Seasons 2–3)		2018–21
Mostly 4 Millennials	Derrick Beckles	TV Carnage Sick Duck Productions Factual Productions		2018 |-	Tropical Cop Tales	Jim Hosking and Toby Harvard	Another HH Production Boxel Studio Alive and Kicking, Inc.		2018–19 |-	Three Busy Debras	Sandy Honig, Mitra Jouhari, Alyssa Stonoh	Mail Lizard Paper Kite Productions Alive and Kicking, Inc.		2020–22 |-	Beef House	Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim	Abso Lutely Productions		2020 |-} Internet series Title Creator(s) Developer Co-production(s) Notes Debut Carl's Stone Cold Lock of the Century of the Week Matt Maiellaro and Dave Willis Features the character Carl Brutananadilewski from Aqua Teen Hunger Force. 2007–2016 King Star King J.J. Villard Eric Kaplan (co-creator, Pilot only) (d): Tommy Blacha Mirari Films (Pilot) Kurtis (Series) Titmouse, Inc. (Series) Villard Film (Special) 2013–2014; 2023 The Cry of Mann Robby Rackleff AB Video Solutions, LLC Also titled The Cry of Mann: A Trool Day Holiday Spectacular. 2017 Williams Stream On Cinema (2012–2020) FishCenter Live (2014–2020) Pregame Prognostifications from the Pigskin Wyzzard (2017–2018) Last Stream on the Left (2016–2020) Williams Street (Refer to Online programming) Compilation of various talk shows and live podcast/chat formats from Adult Swim's streaming service. 2017–2020 The Call of Warr Robby Rackleff AB Video Solutions, LLC Follow-up to The Cry of Mann. 2018 Alabama Jackson Donald Faison Adeosun Stoopid Buddy Stoodios A spin-off derived from Robot Chicken. 2022 Aquadonk Side Pieces Matt Maiellaro and Dave Willis Bento Box Atlanta Spin-off related to Aqua Teen Hunger Force. 2022 Vindicators 2 Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon Atomic Cartoons Spin-off series based on Rick and Morty. Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell: The Cartoon Casper Kelly and Dave Willis Copernicus Studios Continuation of Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell. 2022 Unsuccessful pilots '"Di Bibl" ' '"John Lee and Kytten Janae" ' '"PFFR Daisy Studio" ' ' ' '2019 ' ' ' ' ' '- ' '"Lusty Crest" ' '"Kati Skelton" ' '"It's Grim Cartoon Network Studios (Factual Productions)" ' ' ' '"align=\"center\" rowspan=\"4\" |2020" ' '- ' '"Bad Manners"' '"Todd Rohal"' '"PFFR TUbb Cartoon Network Studios (Alive and Kicking)" ' ' ' '- ' '"The Animated Adventures of Jack Decker"' '"Tim Heidecker and Gregg Turkington"' '"Abso Lutely Productions Copernicus Studios"' ' ' '- ' '"Skeleton Landlord"' '"Doug Bleichner and Sam Wagstaff"' ' ' ' ' '- ' '"MacBeth with Dinosaurs"' '"Matt Foster and Dave W. Campbell"' '"Awesome Inc"' ' ' '"align=\"center\" rowspan=\"3\" |2021" ' '- ' '"Learning With Pibby"' '"Dodge Greenley"' '"Cartoon Network Studios"' ' ' '- ' '"I'm the Mayor of Bimmi Gardens"' '"Pat Bishop, Chris Fleming, Matt Ingebreston, Jake Weisman"' '"No Joe Incredible Success Cartoon Network Studios (Alive and Kicking)"' ' ' '- ' '"Eggland"' '"Conner O'Malley, Brendan O'Hare, Cole Kush"' '"Irony Point Grin Machine"' ' ' '2022' '- ' '"Yenor"' '"Matt Maiellaro and Jim Fortier"' ' ' ' ' '2023' '- ' '"Mystery Cuddlers"' '"Pendleton Ward and Jack Pendarvis"' ' ' ' ' '2024' '} Stand-alone Productions Title Creator(s) Developer(s) Co-production(s) Details Year Spacecataz Matt Maiellaro and Dave Willis An unsuccessful spin-off attempt from Aqua Teen Hunger Force. 2004 Korgoth of Barbaria Aaron Springer Cartoon Network Studios Declined due to excessive production expenses; marked first collaboration with Cartoon Network Studios. 2006 'Let's Fish' 'Mark Rivers' 'Titmouse, Inc.' 'Also known as "Let's Fish with Don Conway".' 2007" 'That Crook'd 'Sipp' 'Nick Weidenfeld, Jacob Escobedo, Mike Weiss' 'Turner Studios' 'Evolved into the special Freaknik: The Musical, episode titled "That Tree of Strife".' 'Lowe Country' 'George Lowe' 'Stiff' 'Matt Maiellaro' 'Neon Knome' 'Ben Jones' 'PFFR' 'Initially approved but later transferred to Cartoon Network; reimagined as The Problem Solverz.' '2008' 'Snake 'n' Bacon' 'Michael Kupperman, Scott Jacobson, Rich Blomquist' 'Fayettenam Records Corp.' 'Adapted from a comic strip.' '2009' 'Paid Programming' 'H. Jon Benjamin and David Cross' 'Rejected but inspired standalone specials featuring mock infomercials.' 'The New Big Ball with Neil Hamburger' 'Gregg Turkington, Tim Heidecker, Eric Wareheim' 'Abso Lutely Productions' 'Unsuccessful spin-off of Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!.' 'Yappy Broads' 'Madeleine Smithberg' 'Mad Cow Productions' 'Cheyenne Cinnamon and the Fantabulous Unicorn of Sugar Town Candy Fudge' 'Dave Willis and Matt Harrigan' 'Duckworth' 'Also referred to as Duckworth of Ellington.' 'Southies' 'Carl W. Adams ("d"): Will Hayes' 'Clambake Animation' 2011" 'Totally for Teens' 'Derrick Beckles and Sabrina Saccoccio' 'TV Carnage' 'Major Lazer 'Diplo, Switch, Ferry Gouw, Kevin Kusatsu' 'Mad Decent Titmouse, Inc.' 'Subsequently acquired by FXX for ADHD programming block.' 'Guy Suavé: Homicidal Spy' 'Eric Von Hoffman and Jay Johnston' 'Dakota Pictures Johnston Hoffman Production' 'Previewed as a trailer during The ABC Sunday Night Movie.' 'Tight Bros' 'Sam Johnson and Chris Marcil' 'Clambake Animation' 'Canceled prior to airing for undisclosed reasons.' 'Freestyle Love Supreme' 'Thomas Kail, Adam Peltzman, Anthony Veneziale' 'Ars Nova Entertainment Just Us Chickens' 2012" 'Let's Do This!' 'Bob Odenkirk, Brian Jarvis, Jim Freeman' 'LeFoole, Inc. Odenkirk Provissiero' "Also identified as Let's Do This!: The Story of Cal-Gold Pictures. " 'Green Bench: The American Day Dream' 'Jamaal R. Fisher, John Holland, Nicholas Travis ("d"): Lawrence Denning Jr., Larnell Harris, Louis Hatcher' 'Dakota Pictures Greenbench Productions' 2013" 'Candy Ranch' 'Three Loco' 'Abso Lutely Productions' 'Übermansion 'Zeb Wells and Matthew Senreich' 'Stoopid Buddy Stoodios Stoop!d Monkey' "Reworked into SuperMansion for Crackle." 'Filthy Sexy Teen$ 'Paul Scheer, Jonathan Stern, Curtis Gwinn' '2nd Man On The Moon Abominable Pictures' "Approved as an online series named Filthy Preppy Teens by Fullscreen." 'Coffin Dodgers 'Dave Jeser and Matt Silverstein' 'Double Hemm' "Distributed exclusively online via Adult Swim's website." "Rolling with Dad" "David Katzenberg and Seth Grahame-Smith" "KatzSmith Productions Bento Box Entertainment" "Sperm Boat" "Matt Harrigan" "Flannypop Thank You, Brain! Productions" "Hellbenders" "Chris O'Neill and Zach Hadel" "Pilot was abandoned before completion." "The Team Unicorn Saturday Action Fun Hour!" "Clare Grant, Rileah Vanderbilt, Seth Green, Matthew Senreich" "Stoopid Buddy Stoodios Stoop!d Monkey Danger Maiden Productions" "Presented as a sneak preview at San Diego Comic-Con's Nerd HQ; never officially aired." "Youth Large" "Nathan Barnatt, Seth Barnatt, Paul B. Cummings" "Barnatt Brothers Productions New Wave Entertainment" "Fartcopter" "Rob Huebel" "Abominable Pictures" "Harold & Kumar" "Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg (original live-action films)" "Lionsgate Television Bento Box Entertainment" "The Pound Hole" "Daniel Weidenfeld ("d"): Daniel Weidenfeld and Doug Lussenhop" "Working For Monsters Douggpound Cartoon Network Studios (Rent Now Productions)" 2015" "Doble Fried" "Matt Furie" "PFFR Titmouse, Inc." "No updates regarding completion or broadcast." "Gigglefudge, USA!'" "Nicholas Maier and Dimitri Simakis (Everything Is Terrible!)" "PFFR Everything Is Terrible! FishBowl Worldwide Media" "Part of the Infomercials series." "The Hindenburg Explodes!" "Rob Corddry, Josh Perilo, Jonathan Stern" "Abominable Pictures The Corddry Company Timers Head Productions" "The Mark Lembeck Technique" "Adam Lustick" "Scrubble Cartoon Network Studios (Alive and Kicking)" "Scavengers" "Joseph Bennett and Charles Huettner" "Titmouse, Inc." "Approved by Max under the title Scavengers Reign." "Bad Guys" "Nick Giovannetti and Paul Scheer" "Bento Box Entertainment Geezus 2nd Man On The Moon" "Chuck Deuce" "Matt Iles, Chioke 'Stretch' McCoy, Lars Kenseth" "ShadowMachine" 2018" "Trap Universe" "J.J. Villard" "Villard Film Titmouse, Inc." "Dayworld" "Cole Kush and Jay Weingarten" "Abso Lutely Productions Daytime Studio" "Art Prison" "Tom Kauffman and Paul Isakson" "Yum Yum Starburns Industries" "Ole Bud's ANU Football Weekly" "Chris 'CP' Powell and Chip Hall" "Dutch Treat Productions Cartoon Network Studios (Alive and Kicking)" Title Creators Collaborating Production Companies Remarks Year(s) Infomercials For-Profit Online University (2013) Live Forever as You Are Now with Alan Resnick (2013) Too Many Cooks (2014) Various (Refer to Comprehensive list of specials) 2009–present Freaknik: The Musical Carl Jones and Nick Weidenfeld Nappy Boy Entertainment Titmouse, Inc. Adapted version of the 2007 pilot That Crook'd 'Sipp. 2010 Earth Ghost George Lowe Revised edition of the 2007 pilot Lowe Country, debuted as part of Adult Swim's April Fools' Day event. 2011 The Greatest Event in Television History Adam Scott and Naomi Scott Gettin' Rad Electric Soup Productions (Specials 2 through 4) Four specials were created. 2012–14 Dinner with Friends with Brett Gelman and Friends Brett Gelman and Jason Woliner Abso Lutely Productions 2014 Dinner with Family with Brett Gelman and Brett Gelman's Family 2015 The Adult Swim Golf Classic: Daly vs. Scott Jon Daly J.O.N. Alive and Kicking, Inc. Extended online release; production was sponsored by Arby's. 2016 Dinner in America with Brett Gelman Brett Gelman and Jason Woliner Abso Lutely Productions Mr. Neighbor's House Jesse Falcon, Brian Huskey, and Jason Mantzoukas El Zombie, Inc. Mantzoukas Marimacha The Corddry Company Alive and Kicking, Inc. Two specials produced. 2016–18 Joe Pera Helps You Find the Perfect Christmas Tree Joe Pera Chestnut Walnut Unlimited Rent Now Productions 2016 Mother, May I Dance with Mary Jane's Fist? Mary Elizabeth Ellis and Artemis Pebdani Abso Lutely Productions Bounce Castle Also titled Mother, May I Dance with Mary Jane's Fist?: A Lifetone Original Movie for Adult Swim. 2018 Soft Focus Jena Friedman CNT Productions Factual Productions Two specials were created. 2018–19 Hunky Boys Go Ding-Dong Zack Carlson, Bryan Connolly, and Todd Rohal PFFR Steak Beef Bee Jamesandwich Beef Version Factual Productions Two specials produced: "Don't Die Alone" and "Terrific Journey". 2018–19 Smalls Various contributors Various companies Features short films by independent animators; resulted in a full series order for Haha, You Clowns. 2018–present Adult Swim Yule Log Casper Kelly Media Team Fried Society Also known as The Fireplace. 2022 Casper Kelly Media Team Fried Society 2024 TV series-related The NTSF:SD:SUV:HISS Infomercial ... [content continues in a similar manner with concise focus on production and business details] ... Title Collaborating Production(s) Description Release Year Space Ghost Coast to Coast: The Mask The only four specials produced by Williams Street were broadcast on Cartoon Network. 1994 A Space Ghost Christmas Space Ghost Coast to Coast: Jonny Quest 1996 Brak Presents the Brak Show Starring Brak 2000 Adult Swim Brain Trust Initially untitled and referred to as Anime Talk Show after debuting following Perfect Hair Forever; subsequently renamed on Adult Swim's YouTube platform. 2004 Tom Goes to the Mayor: A Look Behind the Scenes Abso Lutely Productions A behind-the-scenes featurette for Tom Goes to the Mayor. 2005 12 oz. Mouse Spider-Man Special Radical Axis An alternative take on "Spider" from 12 oz. Mouse. Robot Chicken's Christmas Special ShadowMachine Stoop!d Monkey Sony Pictures Digital Robot Chicken: Star Wars ShadowMachine Stoop!d Monkey Sony Pictures Digital Lucasfilm 2007 Robot Chicken's Half-Assed Christmas Special ShadowMachine Stoop!d Monkey Sony Pictures Digital The Young Person's Guide to History Funny Garbage A spin-off special derived from Saul of the Mole Men. 2008 The Xtacles 70/30 Productions Two episodes combined into one special; a spin-off from Frisky Dingo. Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode II ShadowMachine Films Stoop!d Monkey Lucasfilm Sony Pictures Digital Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode 2.5 2009 Robot Chicken's Full-Assed Christmas Special ShadowMachine Films Stoop!d Monkey Sony Pictures Digital Also referred to as Dear Consumer. Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!: Chrimbus Special Abso Lutely Productions A spin-off special from Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!. 2010 Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode III Stoop!d Monkey ShadowMachine Films Lucasfilm Sony Pictures Digital Robot Chicken's DP Christmas Special Stoop!d Monkey ShadowMachine Films Sony Pictures Digital Robot Chicken DC Comics Special Stoop!d Monkey Stoopid Buddy Stoodios DC Entertainment Sony Pictures Television 2012 Paul Scheer#2nd Man On The Moon Abominable Pictures Programming Blocks Block Name Description Air Dates Cartoon Planet Initially concluded in 1998, later brought back from 2012 to 2014. 1995–1998 (initial run) 2012–2014 (revival) Toonami Ended its run on Cartoon Network in 2008 and was relaunched on Adult Swim in 2012. 1997–2008 (original run) 2012–present (current run) Saturday Video Entertainment System 2003–2004 Miguzi 2004–2007 Checkered Past Featured shows from Cartoon Network during the 2000s. 2023–2025 Feature-Length Films Release Year Film Title Collaborating Studio(s) Distribution Company 2007 Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters Radical Axis First Look Pictures 2019 Mister America Abso Lutely Productions Magnolia Pictures Direct-to-Video Releases Release Year Title Co-producing Studio(s) Distributor 2022 Aqua Teen Forever: Plantasm Bento Box Atlanta Warner Bros. Home Entertainment 2023 The Venture Bros.: Radiant Is the Blood of the Baboon Heart Astro Base GO! Titmouse, Inc. Metalocalypse: Army of the Doomstar Titmouse, Inc. Upcoming Series in Production Series Title Creators Co-production Partner(s) Additional Information Expected Premiere The Elephant Rebecca Sugar Ian Jones-Quartey Pendleton Ward Patrick McHale Titmouse, Inc. 2025 President Curtis Dan Harmon and James Siciliano Harmonious Claptrap A spin-off from Rick and Morty. TBA Keeping Up With the Jonses Hugh Davidson Larry Dorf Rachel Ramras Warner Bros. Animation TBA Heist Safari Genndy Tartakovsky Cartoon Network Studios TBA Video Games This compilation highlights video games licensed under Williams Street Games; for titles released after the label was dissolved, refer to Adult Swim Games. Aqua Teen Hunger Force Zombie Ninja Pro-Am (2007) Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law (2008) Music Division Following the success of the 2005 project Danger Doom, a collaboration between Danger Mouse and MF Doom initiated by Adult Swim's VP of strategic marketing Jason DeMarco, Williams Street launched its own music imprint, Williams Street Records. Danger Mouse had previously contributed music to Toonami. This label currently handles most musical releases associated with Williams Street productions and remains under DeMarco's leadership. Tributes The number 1065, which corresponds to Williams Street's location, also serves as the hull designation for the USS FishCenterprise featured in FishCenter Live, a comedic spoof of the iconic Star Trek vessel, the USS Enterprise. See also List of programs broadcast by Adult Swim Adult animation Cartoon Network Studios List of animation studios owned by Warner Bros. Discovery References Informational notes Citations External links Official Adult Swim website