Trivia / Brickleberry

• Adored by the Network: Despite the almost ubiquitous criticism the show received for it's Vulgar Humor, it was renewed twice due to the show performing rather well for an animated series on Comedy Central, especially once Futurama ended.
• Channel Hop: Before it premiered it was sent to Fox (^note and was rejected for being "too offensive"), Comedy Central (^note the network wanted a pitch pilot, but refused and took it to another network), Adult Swim (^note who was actually interested from the beginning and was set to buy the series), and back to Comedy Central. (^note who quickly swifted in and bought the series before Adult Swim could).
• Conclusion in Another Medium: The four-issue miniseries by Dynamite Comics serves as the conclusion to the series.
• Cross-Dressing Voice: Despite her being female, Connie is voiced by Roger Black, who's a guy.
• Deleted Scenes: Several examples.
  • "Obamascare" was originally going to have a scene involving Denzel and Malloy doing "security" thingies for Woody's ceremony.
  • There was originally going to be a scene in "In Da Club" involving Steve and Denzel sassing each other before the Founder's Day Tournament begins.
  • In "That Brother's My Father", initially was going to have a scene in which a couple old people mistake Woody for a kid.
• The Other Darrin: In Season 1, Kaitlin Olson voiced Ethel. In Season 2, she was replaced with Natasha Leggero.
• Playing Against Type: Woody is much more vulgar than Tom Kenny's usual roles (usually he plays cheery goofballs and comically serious authoritative types in fare that's rated G to PG-13^note or TV-14 if it's a TV show). His supporting roles (such as Dr. Kuzniak, which actually is similar to that one time he played Dr. Fist on The Cleveland Show, but Dr. Fist is not like Dr. Kuzniak) are just as vulgar.
• Screwed by the Network: Like Futurama, it was not renewed for another season possibly as a result of disagreements between Comedy Central and 20th Century Fox over continuing the show.
• What Could Have Been: Several cases.
  • The series was pitched to Fox in 2007, but was rejected for being "too offensive", although its studio did end up producing and owning the rights to the series. It was also pitched to Adult Swim, where it came very close to premiering there.
  • A Deleted Scene from "In Da Club" reveals that, during the Founder's Day Tournament, Steve was initially supposed to wear a red shirt. In the episode, however, it's pink instead.

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