LCJ Q&A Podcast

Emmy winner Angela C. Santomero ("Blue's Clues", "Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood") talks about reviving "Super Why!" nearly 20 years after its premiere for the new animated family series "Super Why's Comic Book Adventures". It premieres Monday Oct. 5 on PBS KIDS.

Tom Hyndman, who worked on the live-action "One Piece" series and was a writer on the animated "Harley Quinn" show, discusses putting together the two-part animated special event "LEGO One Piece". It premieres Tuesday Sept. 29 on Netflix.

Executive Producer Chris Moreno joins me to talk about the new animated holiday special "Marvel's Spidey and The Avengers: Halloween Team-Up!" (premiering Thursday Sept. 24 on Disney Jr. and Friday Sept. 25 on Disney+) and the continued success of "Marvel's Spidey and His Amazing Friends".

Three-time Emmy winner Tony Hale ("Veep", "The Mysterious Benedict Society") returns as the beloved Forky in Disney and Pixar's "Toy Story 5", which is available now on Digital, this Tuesday Sept. 22 on DVD, and this Wednesday Sept. 23 on Disney+. Hale joins me to share his insights on voice acting, being part of "TS5", and the future of Forky.

Mike McMahan ("Rick & Morty", "Solar Opposites", "Star Trek: Lower Decks") and Joe Chandler ("American Dad!") discuss their adult animated comedy series adaptation of the classic SEGA video game "Golden Axe", premiering this Wednesday Sept. 16 on Paramount+.

The third "Shaun the Sheep" feature film "The Beast of Mossy Bottom" opens in theaters nationwide this Friday Sept. 18. It's a Halloween treat for families and fans of this beloved stop-motion animation franchise. Joining me is longtime Aardman art director Andy Brown.

Andrew Law and Matt Murray are the Emmy-winning co-showrunners and executive producers of the new adult animated comedy series DANG!, about the young adult Dang siblings — Andrew, Eunice and Ruthie — navigating life in The Big Apple. DANG! premieres this Tuesday Sept. 8 on Netflix.

This summer's Star Wars movie "The Mandalorian and Grogu" is now available to watch on Disney+. Charles Alleneck has been a digital artist and animator at ILM — Industrial Light & Magic — for over 25 years. Alleneck (who also happens to be the son of my high school English teacher) discusses "Mando", working with director Jon Favreau, and highlights of animating on 2011's Oscar-winning "Rango".