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Fans of the early 2000s hit sitcom “Everybody Hates Chris” are in for a treat as Comedy Central gears up to premiere its animated revival, “Everybody Still Hates Chris.” The show promises to bring back the humor and heart of the original series, with a modern animated flair.
Narrated and executive produced by Chris Rock, who lent his voice to the original series, the revival will also feature the return of Terry Crews and Tichina Arnold as the voices of Chris’ parents. Their performances were a cornerstone of the show’s success, and their involvement In the animated series is a nod to the enduring legacy of their characters.
Joining the original cast are newcomers Tim Johnson Jr., Ozioma Akagha, Terrence Little Gardenhigh, and Gunnar Sizemore, who will voice the younger characters. This fresh talent is set to bring a new dimension to the beloved family dynamics that fans remember.
Set in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, during the late 1980s, “Everybody Still Hates Chris” continues to follow Chris’ experiences as a skinny nerd in a working-class family. The animated format allows for even more creative storytelling, exploring themes of adolescence, family, and resilience with a comedic edge.
The original “Everybody Hates Chris” was known for its sharp writing and relatable storytelling, earning several Emmy and Golden Globe nominations during its run. With showrunner Sanjay Shah at the helm, alongside executive producers Ali LeRoi, Michael Rotenberg, and Dave Becky, the revival aims to capture that same spirit while introducing the series to a new generation.
As we await the premiere on Comedy Central and subsequent airing on Paramount+, anticipation builds for what is sure to be a nostalgic journey back to Chris’ world—this time with an animated twist that will allow for even more imaginative and hilarious adventures.
