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Cartoon Network StudiosRough Draft Studios
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About

Quick guide

Uncle Grandpa follows a quirky hero who solves children’s problems in absurd ways.

Uncle Grandpa follows the eponymous character, a cheerful and unpredictable figure who claims to be the uncle and grandpa of everyone worldwide. He travels in a large RV, appearing out of nowhere to help children with everyday worries and occasional larger problems. Joined by a talking fanny pack, a grumpy dinosaur, a confident slice of pizza, and a flying tiger, the crew uses bizarre, imaginative solutions that often defy logic. Each 11‑minute episode centers on a new child’s dilemma, resolved through surreal adventures and visual gags that reset after each story. The show blends absurd humor, slapstick, and meta jokes, creating a fast‑paced, light‑hearted tone that has earned it a dedicated fan base among children and families.

What to know

  • Premiered September 2, 2013 on Cartoon Network
  • Five seasons, 153 episodes, each 11 minutes long
  • Features a quirky crew: Uncle Grandpa, Belly Bag, Mr. Gus, Pizza Steve, Flying Tiger
  • Humor relies on absurdism, slapstick, visual gags, and gross‑out moments
  • Episodes reset after the adventure, keeping the show self‑contained
  • Targeted at children aged 8+, includes mild language and occasional crude jokes
  • Created by Peter Browngardt; spin‑off of Secret Mountain Fort Awesome
  • Available for streaming on HBO Max (subject to region)

Watch if

If you enjoy off‑beat animation with rapid pacing, absurd humor, and a bright, imaginative tone, Uncle Grandpa’s wacky adventures will keep you entertained. Its creative storytelling and playful characters make it a fun watch for families.

Skip if

If your child is under eight, or prefers grounded, realistic storytelling, Uncle Grandpa’s gross‑out jokes, surreal plot twists, and occasional mild language may not suit them. The show is best suited for older kids who enjoy absurd comedy.

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Main Characters
Uncle Grandpa, voiced by Peter Browngardt, appears as a cheerful, shape‑shifting older gentleman who claims to be everyone’s uncle and grandpa. He is joined by a talking fanny pack called Belly Bag, a muscular green dinosaur named Mr. Gus, an egotistical slice of pizza called Pizza Steve, and a photographic tiger that flies, Giant Realistic Flying Tiger. Together they travel in an RV, solving kids’ problems with absurdity.
Plot Overview
Each episode starts with Uncle Grandpa arriving at a child’s home in his RV, offering help in a wildly chaotic way. He tackles issues ranging from simple fears to more complex dilemmas, using bizarre, often nonsensical solutions that rely on imagination and slapstick. The adventures reset afterward, keeping the show self‑contained and unpredictable.
Humor Style
Uncle Grandpa’s humor blends absurdism, slapstick, visual gags, and meta jokes. The show often breaks the fourth wall, ignores normal rules, and uses gross‑out moments like the giant tiger’s rainbow trail or the sentient fanny pack’s antics. Catchphrases such as “Good Morning” punctuate the chaos, creating a light‑hearted yet unpredictable tone.
Animation Technique
The show’s style draws from classic cartoonists like Tex Avery and Robert Crumb, featuring hand‑drawn characters that shift styles mid‑episode for comedic effect. Each 11‑minute episode follows a loose structure: a main story, short bumpers, and an original short that highlights side characters. The rapid pacing keeps viewers engaged throughout the surreal journey.
Episode Structure
Episodes are 11 minutes long and split into a central story, brief visual jokes called bumpers, and a short focusing on a side character. The format allows quick setups and unexpected resolutions, keeping each episode self‑contained while delivering a steady stream of surreal surprises. This structure gives the show a fast‑paced rhythm that rewards viewers with constant visual gags.
Audience & Reception
The series premiered on Cartoon Network on September 2, 2013, running for five seasons until June 30, 2017. Targeted at children and families, it has mixed reviews: praised for animation and humor but criticized for pacing and gross‑out content. Despite this, it developed a cult fan base for its unique absurdity.

FAQ

22 Q&A
What is Uncle Grandpa about?
The show follows a quirky character who claims to be everyone’s uncle and grandpa, traveling in an RV to help children with their everyday worries. He solves problems in bizarre, often nonsensical ways that rely on imagination and slapstick. Each episode resets afterward, keeping the series self‑contained【6†L100-L109】.
Who is the main character?
Uncle Grandpa, voiced by Peter Browngardt, is the cheerful, shape‑shifting hero who appears in various forms and claims to be everyone’s uncle and grandpa【6†L139-L142】.
Who are his companions?
He is joined by a talking fanny pack called Belly Bag, a muscular green dinosaur named Mr. Gus, an egotistical slice of pizza named Pizza Steve, and a photographic tiger that flies, Giant Realistic Flying Tiger【6†L110-L118】.
What is the RV?
The RV is a large vehicle that Uncle Grandpa uses to travel across the world, appearing at children’s homes to offer help in an unpredictable way【6†L106-L107】.
Who voices Mr. Gus?
Mr. Gus is voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson, the grumpy dinosaur who serves as the voice of reason among Uncle Grandpa’s crew【6†L143-L145】.
How many seasons does the series have?
Uncle Grandpa ran for five seasons, totaling 153 episodes over its run【6†L32-L34】.
When did the show first air?
The series premiered on Cartoon Network on September 2, 2013【6†L48-L49】.
When did it end?
Its final episode aired on June 30, 2017, concluding the five‑season run【6†L48-L49】.
On which network did it air?
It was broadcast on Cartoon Network throughout its original run【6†L48-L49】.
How long is each episode?
Each episode runs 11 minutes, following a tight structure with a main story, bumpers, and a short segment【6†L46-L47】.
What kind of humor does the show use?
The humor blends absurdism, slapstick, visual gags, and meta jokes, often breaking the fourth wall and using gross‑out moments【6†L124-L126】.
Are there recurring villains?
A recurring antagonist is Priscilla Jones (also known as Aunt Grandma), who seeks revenge and challenges Uncle Grandpa【6†L185-L187】.
Is there a crossover episode?
Yes, a crossover with Steven Universe aired in 2015, featuring characters from both shows【6†L346-L349】.
Is it suitable for very young kids?
The series targets children aged 8+; it includes mild language, gross‑out humor, and some crude jokes that may not suit younger viewers【6†L164-L166】.
Does each episode teach a clear lesson?
While the show often resolves a child’s dilemma, it rarely delivers clear moral lessons; the focus is on surreal, imaginative adventures that reset afterward【6†L118-L122】.
What is the catchphrase?
Uncle Grandpa repeatedly says “Good Morning” as he greets everyone he meets【6†L139-L142】.
Who created the series?
Peter Browngardt is the creator and executive producer of Uncle Grandpa【6†L10-L12】.
Are there special episodes?
Yes, the series includes a Christmas special, a crossover with Steven Universe, and various short segments that appear as standalone stories【6†L328-L333】【6†L346-L349】.
What is the animation style like?
It draws from classic cartoonists such as Tex Avery and Robert Crumb, featuring hand‑drawn characters that shift styles mid‑episode for comedic effect【6†L67-L72】【6†L132-L136】.
Is the show available on streaming platforms?
Uncle Grandpa was available on HBO Max until it was removed in 2022, but it remains accessible through other streaming services depending on the region【6†L428-L429】.
Does the series have a fan base?
Despite mixed reviews, it developed a cult fan base that appreciates its unique absurdity and imaginative storytelling【6†L95-L99】.
Are there recurring segments besides the main story?
The show features recurring segments such as “New Experiences” with Beary Nice and Hot Dog Person, providing side‑story adventures【6†L164-L167】.

Näyttelijät

Peter Browngardt
Peter Browngardt
Uncle Grandpa (voice)
Eric Bauza
Eric Bauza
Belly Bag / Hot Dog Person (voice)
Kevin Michael Richardson
Kevin Michael Richardson
Mr. Gus (voice)
Adam Devine
Adam Devine
Pizza Steve (voice)