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"Family Guy's" henpecked husband Cleveland Brown might be getting his own show.

 

The Fox network and the show's producer, 20th Century Fox TV, are developing a spin-off from their hit animated series centered on Peter Griffin's bathtub-accident-prone neighbor, sources said.

 

The project, tentatively titled "Cleveland," is being written by "Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane, Mike Henry -- a writer/producer who voices Cleveland -- and Rich Appel, an executive producer on MacFarlane's other Fox cartoon, "American Dad."

 

Cleveland, who plays off black stereotypes, is the most levelheaded among Griffin's trio of friends. He's also pushed around by his wife.

 

Once canceled by Fox, "Family Guy" triumphantly returned on the network in 2005. It is Fox's top-rated comedy and has grown into a $1 billion franchise with red-hot DVD and merchandise sales.

 

Fox executives have made it a priority to find another hit animated comedy to complement their Sunday comedy lineup. They have several cartoons in the works, including an animated version of the 2003 short-lived live-action comedy "The Pitts." In addition to "Cleveland," Fox is also developing a spin-off of the drama series "Prison Break," set at a female prison.

 

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They have several cartoons in the works, including an animated version of the 2003 short-lived live-action comedy "The Pitts." In addition to "Cleveland," Fox is also developing a spin-off of the drama series "Prison Break," set at a female prison.

All of those sound simply horrific.

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Quagmire was my first thought as well.

Cleveland is so annoying and I wonder how they will do this. I mean that show needs a runtime of two hours if Cleveland is supposed to speak more than two sentences per episode. :D

 

Fox give us Futurama instead!

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Hmm, not sure about this one. I don't think Cleveland is a strong enough character to get his own spinoff. Plus, how will they do this? Will he possibly leave Quahog? Tbh, that's the only way I can see it going...

 

Quagmire would deffinitely be a much better spinoff. But, again, I can only see this being pulled off if he leaves Quahog, and he's too awesome to leave Family Guy.

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