Fox simply made San Diego Comic-Con a richer expertise for one fortunate attendee. During Thursday evening’s panel selling the community’s upcoming new animated sequence “Universal Basic Guys,” Fox handed out a swag bag to everybody within the San Diego Convention Center ballroom. One of these luggage had a particular sticker, randomly awarding that winner $3,000.
Actually, as a result of it was formed like a sizzling canine, the sticker introduced, “You are a weiner.” The $3,000 prize is in keeping with the idea for “Universal Basic Guys,” which facilities on two brothers who work at a sizzling canine manufacturing unit — till they lose their jobs to automation and are given $3,000 a month in a brand new primary earnings program. The sequence follows them as they instantly have quite a lot of free money and time to pursue some ridiculous adventures.
Series creators Adam Malamut (who voices each brothers, Mark and Hank Hoagies) and Craig Malamut revealed the shock whereas sharing extra particulars about “Universal Basic Guys,” which premieres on Sunday, Sept. 8 instantly following an NFL doubleheader on Fox.
Besides Adam Malamut, “Universal Basic Guys” stars Talia Genevieve as Tammy, Fred Armisen as David and Ally Maki as Andrea. Fox has already given an early Season 2 renewal prematurely of its sequence premiere.
“Universal Basic Guys” is co-produced by Fox Entertainment via Bento Box Entertainment and Sony Pictures Television. Adam and Craig Malamut (who recently sealed an overall deal at Sony Pictures TV) created the sequence and function govt producers alongside Season 1 showrunner Dan Lagana and Season 2 showrunner Rob Rosell.
“Universal Basic Guys”
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The swag bag handed out at the panel included a “Universal Basic Guys” bucket hat, sizzling canine, chips and a water or soda. Only one had the particular successful sticker hooked up, and that viewers member was offered with an enormous $3,000 verify.
Meanwhile, apart from the panel prize, Fox and “Universal Basic Guys” are additionally trotting “real-life Mark Hoagies” characters round Comic-Con (together with outdoors the San Diego Convention Center and thru the streets of the close by Gaslamp District), with QR codes giving Comic-Con attendees extra possibilities to win cash.
Fox offered each “Universal Basic Guys” and “Krapopolis” (which it renewed for a fourth season) on Thursday at Comic-Con.
