Ugly Americans

Devin Clark created this American animated sitcom and David M. Stern developed it. Comedy Central ran the show between March 17, 2010 and April 25, 2012, reaching 31 episodes over two seasons. The plot centers on the life of Mark Lilly, whom Matt Oberg voices, a social worker at the city's Department of Integration, in a New York where people share the streets with monsters and other non-human residents. Mark strives to help various immigrants, including zombies, vampires, and demons, integrate into society. His roommate, Randall Skeffington (Kurt Metzger), became a zombie to impress a girl, while his boss and occasional girlfriend, Callie Maggotbone (Natasha Leggero), is a succubus and the daughter of Satan. Among Mark's colleagues are the wizard Leonard Powers (Randy Pearlstein), the demon Twayne Boneraper (Michael-Leon Wooley), and the Law Enforcement Division head Francis Grimes (Larry Murphy). The series explores themes of cultural diversity and integration through the lens of black comedy and satire, depicting absurd and humorous situations arising from the coexistence of humans and supernatural beings. The first season's production was handled by Cuppa Coffee Studios in Toronto, while the second season was produced by Big Jump Entertainment in Ottawa. Despite positive critical reception, the series was canceled after the second season due to funding difficulties. In 2014, a mobile game app based on the series was released.