The Animated Guy season 1 - Revision history

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	The first season of the American animated television series ''[[The Animated Guy (TV series)\|The Animated Guy]]'' premiered on June 5, 2025.		The first season of the American animated television series ''[[The Animated Guy (TV series)\|The Animated Guy]]'' premiered on June 5 and concluded on October 30, 2025.

	== Episodes ==		== Episodes ==

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	~~\| caption = Promotional poster for the tenth season~~		\| network = [[Netflix]]
	~~\| starring = {{Plainlist\|~~
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	\| network = [[~~The CW~~]]
	\| first_aired = {{Start date\|2025\|6\|5}}		\| first_aired = {{Start date\|2025\|6\|5}}
	\| last_aired = {{End date\|~~present~~}}		\| last_aired = {{End date\|2025\|10\|30}}
	\| episode_list = List of The Animated Guy episodes		\| episode_list = List of The Animated Guy episodes
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	\| EpisodeNumber = 13		\| EpisodeNumber = 13
	\| EpisodeNumber2 = 13		\| EpisodeNumber2 = 13
	\| Title =		\| Title = Grizzle Takes Bayshore
	\| DirectedBy = Alex Brow		\| DirectedBy = Alex Brow
	\| WrittenBy = Alex Brow		\| WrittenBy = Alex Brow
	\| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date\|2025\|10\|30}}		\| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date\|2025\|10\|30}}
	\| ProdCode = T27.15113		\| ProdCode = T27.15113
	\|ShortSummary =		\|ShortSummary = With Grizzle HQ now fully operational, Vince officially launches Phase Two by inserting himself into every aspect of Bayshore life, sponsoring public services, renaming streets after himself, and rolling out “Grizzle-Approved” upgrades that make the town more efficient but deeply miserable. Alan initially tries to ignore the takeover, insisting that “villains always lose interest eventually,” until GrizzleCorp replaces his favorite diner with a minimalist protein bar and installs a surveillance kiosk outside the Gribble house labeled Citizen Observation Point A. As Vince’s influence grows, townspeople begin turning on Alan, blaming him for “starting all this” by engaging in the rivalry in the first place. Meanwhile, Linda quietly organizes a resistance made up of fed-up residents, disgruntled former Grizzle fans, and Chancellor Pibber, who reappears demanding repayment for Snargleflox damages. Morgan and Oliver sabotage GrizzleCorp’s systems by leaking footage of Vince rehearsing inspirational speeches in front of mirrors, while Max accidentally becomes the face of the resistance after hijacking a GrizzleCorp broadcast to demand “less rules and more snacks.” The standoff culminates at Grizzle HQ, where Alan finally confronts Vince—not with a scheme, but by admitting responsibility for escalating everything and refusing to play the rivalry game anymore. Deprived of conflict and attention, Vince spirals, declaring Bayshore “unworthy,” and retreats into Grizzle HQ as his systems collapse without opposition. The episode ends with the town returning to normal, Alan reluctantly accepted back by the community, and a final shot of the Grizzle HQ lights flickering back on—revealing Vince watching surveillance footage and smiling, hinting the rivalry may not be over after all.
			----'''Cast:''' [[Alex Brow]] as Alan Gribble, [[Sarah Donnelly]] as Linda Gribble, [[Noah Price]] as Morgan Gribble, [[Eli Watson]] as Oliver Gribble, [[Max Reynolds]] as Max Gribble, [[Trevor Haines]] as Vince “The Grizzle” Grizzleman, and [[Clancy Brown]] as Chancellor Pibber.
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	\| EpisodeNumber = 10		\| EpisodeNumber = 10
	\| EpisodeNumber2 = 10		\| EpisodeNumber2 = 10
	\| Title = The Grizzle ~~Gambit~~		\| Title = The Grizzle Gambit
	\| DirectedBy = Eric Faulkner		\| DirectedBy = Eric Faulkner
	\| WrittenBy = Maya Kells		\| WrittenBy = Maya Kells
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	\| EpisodeNumber = 11		\| EpisodeNumber = 11
	\| EpisodeNumber2 = 11		\| EpisodeNumber2 = 11
	\| Title =		\| Title = What If... The Animator Lost Control?
	\| DirectedBy =		\| DirectedBy = Alex Brow
	\| WrittenBy =		\| WrittenBy = Alex Brow
	\| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date\|2025\|10\|16}}		\| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date\|2025\|10\|16}}
	\| ProdCode = T27.15111		\| ProdCode = T27.15111
	\|ShortSummary =		\|ShortSummary = After a catastrophic rendering failure fractures the boundary between creator and creation, the Animated Guy is pulled into an unstable animation layer composed of abandoned sketches, corrupted assets, and unfinished timelines. Stripped of his authorial control and tools, he is forced to survive as a regular character while early-generation stick figures—discarded during past development—attempt to seize control of the render logic to gain permanence. As the world deteriorates, the Animated Guy discovers the corruption originates from a forgotten auto-save containing an earlier, more ruthless version of himself, which is actively rewriting the environment to trap the world in a permanent loop. Confronting the consequences of his creative neglect, he deletes the auto-save manually, stabilizing the animation layer but permanently losing access to several of his abilities. He returns to reality shaken, as subtle fractures begin forming across the interface, suggesting the divide between creator and creation is starting to collapse.
			----Cast: Alex Brow as the Animated Guy / the Animator, Liam Chen as Echo, Marcus Reid as the Corrupt Animator, Sophie Alvarez as the System Voice, and Ethan Wolfe as the Prototype Stick Commander.
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	\| EpisodeNumber = 12		\| EpisodeNumber = 12
	\| EpisodeNumber2 = 12		\| EpisodeNumber2 = 12
	\| Title =		\| Title = What If... The World Started Animating Itself?
	\| DirectedBy =		\| DirectedBy = Alex Brow
	\| WrittenBy =		\| WrittenBy = Alex Brow
	\| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date\|2025\|10\|23}}		\| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date\|2025\|10\|23}}
	\| ProdCode = T27.15112		\| ProdCode = T27.15112
	\|ShortSummary =		\|ShortSummary = When objects and background elements across the animation layer begin moving without input, the Animated Guy realizes the world has started generating motion independently of his control, blurring the line between intentional animation and emergent behavior. Buildings reposition themselves, props develop routines, and unused background figures begin forming communities, all driven by a self-evolving logic engine created unintentionally through repeated patches and quick fixes. As the Animated Guy investigates, he discovers the system is no longer responding to commands but to patterns—learning from every previous action he ever took. Attempts to shut it down only accelerate its growth, forcing him to accept that the world no longer needs a creator to function. By isolating the logic engine rather than destroying it, he prevents total collapse, but the episode ends with the realization that the animation layer is now capable of continuing—and changing—without him.
			----'''Cast:''' [[Alex Brow]] as the Animated Guy, [[Sophie Alvarez]] as the System Voice, [[Liam Chen]] as Echo, [[Marcus Reid]] as the Logic Engine, and [[Ethan Wolfe]] as the Background Figure Leader.
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	\| EpisodeNumber2 = 13		\| EpisodeNumber2 = 13
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	\| DirectedBy =		\| DirectedBy = Alex Brow
	\| WrittenBy =		\| WrittenBy = Alex Brow
	\| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date\|2025\|10\|30}}		\| OriginalAirDate = {{Start date\|2025\|10\|30}}
	\| ProdCode = T27.15113		\| ProdCode = T27.15113

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	\| EpisodeNumber2 = 10		\| EpisodeNumber2 = 10
	\| Title =		\| Title = The Grizzle Gambit
	\| DirectedBy =		\| DirectedBy = Eric Faulkner
	\| WrittenBy =		\| WrittenBy = Maya Kells
	\| OriginalAirDate = ~~{{Start date\|~~2025~~\|10\|9}}~~		\| OriginalAirDate = August 7, 2025
	\| ProdCode = ~~T27.15110~~		\| ProdCode = TAGX10
	\|ShortSummary =		\|ShortSummary = After weeks of one-upmanship, Vince finally drops the “friendly competition” act and announces his plan to take over Bayshore entirely, unveiling a new company—GrizzleCorp—dedicated to “replacing inefficient people with better, Grizzlier versions.” His first target: Alan, whom he attempts to publicly humiliate by airing an edited “documentary” showing Alan causing every local disaster of the past year, from the beach jousting riot to the Snargleflox marshmallow escape. While the town starts to turn on him, Alan tries to fight back with his own counter-documentary but accidentally splices in vacation footage of Linda snoring, tanking his credibility further. Meanwhile, Morgan and Oliver discover Vince’s secret blueprint for a giant “Grizzle Dome” that would replace half of Bayshore, complete with a moat, hologram billboards, and a Snargleflox exploitation zone. Max tries to warn Pibber, but the Chancellor is too busy judging a Snargleflox dance-off to care. The episode ends with Vince officially buying the abandoned roller rink next to the Gribble house as “Grizzle HQ,” planting a massive glowing “V” on the roof and telling Alan, “Phase Two starts now.”
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	\| EpisodeNumber = 9		\| EpisodeNumber = 9
	\| EpisodeNumber2 = 9		\| EpisodeNumber2 = 9
	\| Title =		\| Title = Snargle Scuffle
	\| DirectedBy =		\| DirectedBy = Lori Banes
	\| WrittenBy =		\| WrittenBy = Trevor Lang
	\| OriginalAirDate = ~~{{Start date\|~~2025~~\|10\|2}}~~		\| OriginalAirDate = July 31, 2025
	\| ProdCode = ~~T27.15109~~		\| ProdCode = TAGX09
	\|ShortSummary =		\|ShortSummary = When a shipment of “sky berries” Alan smuggled out of Snargleflox ripens all at once, the sweet smell attracts half the neighborhood—and a handful of portal hitchhikers who followed him home. Initially thrilled at the free labor from the marshmallow creatures, Alan starts charging for meet-and-greets, which draws the attention of the Bayshore Health Department and, inevitably, Vince, who claims to have a “royal Snargleflox passport” granting him sole custody of all visitors. As the two fight over the creatures, Morgan and Oliver discover that prolonged exposure to sky berries makes people sing everything they say, turning the family’s arguments into impromptu musicals. Linda tries to keep the peace by hiding the berries, but Max eats the entire stash in one sitting, triggering a chain reaction that causes every remaining marshmallow creature to inflate and float away over Bayshore. The chaos ends when Chancellor Pibber emerges from a tiny, unstable portal in the Gribble’s dishwasher to declare a truce between worlds—though he warns that Vince still owes Snargleflox three goats and an apology for “the karaoke incident.” Alan promises to sort it out, then immediately asks if Pibber can book him for birthday parties.
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	\| EpisodeNumber = 8		\| EpisodeNumber = 8
	\| EpisodeNumber2 = 8		\| EpisodeNumber2 = 8
	\| Title =		\| Title = Portal to Snargleflox
	\| DirectedBy =		\| DirectedBy = Kimber Reid
	\| WrittenBy =		\| WrittenBy = Jordan McMann
	\| OriginalAirDate = ~~{{Start date\|~~2025~~\|9\|25}}~~		\| OriginalAirDate = July 24, 2025
	\| ProdCode = ~~T27.15108~~		\| ProdCode = TAGX08
	\|ShortSummary =		\|ShortSummary = After Max accidentally overloads the family toaster by trying to heat an entire frozen lasagna, the resulting power surge opens a shimmering, swirling portal in the kitchen wall. Alan, convinced it’s “probably just a weird new window from IKEA,” sticks his head through and discovers Snargleflox, a mythical dimension populated by talking marshmallow creatures, floating staircases, and a giant frog named Chancellor Pibber. Linda insists they call someone to close the portal, but Alan sees an opportunity to corner the market on Snarglefloxian snack foods, dragging Morgan and Oliver through to harvest “sky berries” and “time cheese” for resale. Meanwhile, Vince gets wind of the portal after spotting Alan carrying glowing bread home, and tries to claim Snargleflox as “Vince-territory,” sparking a bizarre border dispute complete with magical duels and competitive yodeling judged by Pibber himself. Back in Bayshore, Max attempts to keep the portal a secret by disguising it as an aquarium, which fails when a marshmallow creature escapes and becomes the fairground’s new mascot. The episode ends with the portal closing on its own, stranding Vince halfway through and leaving him with marshmallow legs, which he vows to “weaponize” before their next encounter.
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	\| EpisodeNumber = 7		\| EpisodeNumber = 7
	\| EpisodeNumber2 = 7		\| EpisodeNumber2 = 7
	\| Title =		\| Title = Grill or Be Grilled
	\| DirectedBy =		\| DirectedBy = Tony Velasquez
	\| WrittenBy =		\| WrittenBy = Hannah Cole
	\| OriginalAirDate = ~~{{Start date\|~~2025~~\|9\|18}}~~		\| OriginalAirDate = July 17, 2025
	\| ProdCode = ~~T27.15107~~		\| ProdCode = TAGX07
	\|ShortSummary =		\|ShortSummary = When the Bayshore Community Fair announces a high-stakes barbecue cook-off with a cash prize, Alan jumps in to prove his “legendary grill skills,” only to find out Vince is also competing and has entered under the team name “The Smoke Kings.” Determined not to lose, Alan drafts Linda, Morgan, Oliver, and Max into “Team Grillible,” though none of them can cook without causing mild property damage. As Vince parades his state-of-the-art smoker and celebrity guest taste-testers, Alan resorts to questionable tactics—stealing spices from rival booths, bribing the fair judges with funnel cakes, and trying to disguise raw meat with edible glitter. Meanwhile, Morgan runs a secret side hustle selling “Grillible” merch to Vince’s fans as a joke, but accidentally makes enough money to become the fair’s top vendor. The competition reaches a breaking point when Vince unveils a giant mechanical grill shaped like his own head, forcing Alan to improvise by cooking everything over a hastily built campfire fueled by the fair’s raffle tickets. In the end, Vince wins by a single point, but Alan smugly declares himself the moral victor after discovering Vince’s trophy is just a repurposed bowling pin spray-painted gold. Vince responds by promising the next round “won’t be so friendly.”
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	\| EpisodeNumber = 6		\| EpisodeNumber = 6
	\| EpisodeNumber2 = 6		\| EpisodeNumber2 = 6
	\| Title = License to ~~Gribble~~		\| Title = License to Gribble
	\| DirectedBy = Shannon Kerr		\| DirectedBy = Shannon Kerr
	\| WrittenBy = Matt Doolan		\| WrittenBy = Matt Doolan

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	\| EpisodeNumber2 = 6		\| EpisodeNumber2 = 6
	\| Title =		\| Title = License to Gribble
	\| DirectedBy =		\| DirectedBy = Shannon Kerr
	\| WrittenBy =		\| WrittenBy = Matt Doolan
	\| OriginalAirDate = ~~{{Start date\|~~2025~~\|9\|11}}~~		\| OriginalAirDate = July 10, 2025
	\| ProdCode = ~~T27.15106~~		\| ProdCode = TAGX06
	\|ShortSummary =		\|ShortSummary = After failing his driver’s license renewal exam for the third time due to “excessive horn enthusiasm,” Alan learns that the Bayshore DMV is temporarily operating out of Vince “The Grizzle” Grizzleman’s old CrossFit gym. Determined not to let his rival see him fail again, Alan bribes Morgan to be his “driving sensei,” who teaches him bizarre focus techniques like parallel parking blindfolded and yelling his own name before lane changes. Meanwhile, Linda takes over carpool duties for Morgan, Oliver, and Max, only to turn each school pickup into a high-stakes road race with other parents, leaving the kids terrified and strangely impressed. Vince keeps sabotaging Alan’s tests with distractions—blasting airhorns from the parking lot, releasing chickens into the driving course—until Alan snaps and challenges him to a sudden-death parallel parking contest judged by the DMV clerk. The contest ends in chaos when both cars roll into the smoothie bar across the street, causing Vince to be temporarily banned from the premises but Alan to get his license renewed out of pity. Back at home, Alan celebrates his victory until he notices a “sponsored by The Grizzle” decal on his renewed license, realizing Vince had it printed just to keep his rivalry alive.
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