Mr. Pickles screening announced for UCB-LA

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(L to R) The Goodman family rides in Mr. Goodman’s (Jay Johnston) old truck on their way to the Old Town Featherhead’s baseball game. Mr. Pickles (Dave Stewart and Will Carsola) taunts Grandpa (Frank Collison) with a severed head out of sight of the rest of the family. Mr. Pickles premieres on September 21st at 11:30 p.m. (ET, PT) on Adult Swim.
(L to R) The Goodman family rides in Mr. Goodman’s (Jay Johnston) old truck on their way to the Old Town Featherhead’s baseball game. Mr. Pickles (Dave Stewart and Will Carsola) taunts Grandpa (Frank Collison) with a severed head out of sight of the rest of the family. Mr. Pickles premieres on September 21st at 11:30 p.m. (ET, PT) on Adult Swim.

Those living in Los Angeles that can’t wait ANY longer for the premier episode of Mr. Pickles happening this Sunday Night on Adult Swim are in for a treat. That’s because tonight @ 7 pm PDT, Will Carsola and Dave Stewart will be taking part in a screening/panel session where they will be answering fan questions amok.

For those that don’t know, “Mr. Pickles” is an animated show coming to Adult Swim this fall (in fact, it debuts September 21 at midnight, just three nights after this live show). The show centers on the lives of the Goodman family and their innocent six year old son Tommy, whose best friend is the family’s lovable Border Collie, Mr. Pickles. The two roam around Old Town (a small town that is slowly being taken over by the modern world), getting into classic adventures. Unbeknownst to Tommy and everyone else (except Tommy’s Grandpa), Mr. Pickles has an evil streak, and frequently wanders off to kill, mutilate, and hump his deserving victims. But the one thing everybody knows about the sweet, adorable dog is: he loves pickles, and he gets one every time he’s a good boy.

Sean Conroy is set to host the screening and tickets cost $5 each and you can get them here.

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