Kitchen

Kitchen is an American adult animated black comedy series developed by Deadpan Media for Tetragon. The show focuses around the outrageous everyday lives of the irregular inhabitants residing within the isolated city of New Sodom, Jefferson. The series primarily parodies urban American lifestyles, and relies on exaggerated storytelling, off-color humor, and immense slapstick. Kitchen, being the channel's longest-running series, has arranged a franchise over its run, which includes: thirteen seasons and 232 episodes, video games, merchandise, and a feature length film adaption in 2009. The show debuted on television on July 7, 1999, being Deadpan's first adult-orientated production. It officially concluded on September 19, 2016, making it the second longest running Deadpan production behind Risky Frizz.

Overview
Located in an alternate U.S state named Jefferson, Kitchen takes place in the city of New Sodom, an unstable and otherworldly society whose residents consist of anthropomorphic food, mutants, fugitives, and plenty of other unusual individuals. New Sodom is endlessly plagued with crime, corruption, violence, and superstitious calamities, thus making it the deadliest city in the entire United States. Being gradually isolated and excluded from the remainder of the country (and perhaps the world), New Sodom has built up an entire separate culture with odd customs.

Kitchen follows a trio of young delinquents; an insecure and melodramatic chickpea, Victor McCoy, an irresponsible chickpea with criminal tendencies, Ezekiel "Pants" Goldstein, and a sarcastic child prodigy smart-ass carrot, Chuck. Quite aware of their surroundings, unlike the other inhabitants of the city, the three friends struggle to cope within their corrupt society and seek ways to avoid the perilous situations they usually drive themselves into. TBA

Main characters

 * Victor McCoy:
 * Ezekiel "Pants" Goldstein:
 * Chuck Lag:
 * Christine White:

Secondary characters

 * Tim Goldstein:
 * Diana "Macles" Jakalakalaka:
 * Jamison Norton McCoy:
 * Rochelle McCoy:
 * Mr. Henry:
 * John J. Johnson:
 * Eric Humorson:

Recurring characters

 * Mayor Bigg
 * Betty
 * Principal Brühwurst:
 * Lester The Molester:
 * Happy Hal
 * Irwin "Bricks"
 * Eugene:
 * Sarah:
 * Madi:
 * Boss Baldwin:
 * Coach Jim Coach:
 * Señorita Pacito:


 * Sheriff Markson:
 * The Cops:
 * Gregly Geewhiz:
 * Aidan and Alex Bigg:
 * Keith, Robert, Miller:
 * Simon:
 * Satan:
 * Super Sam:
 * Melvin:


 * Lady Lilith:
 * Ms. Lard:
 * Mitchell Michaels:
 * Blake:
 * Julian:
 * Broccles:
 * Epic Deezys:
 * Spoon Man:
 * Terry The Tree:
 * Santa Clause:
 * The Vanderbilts:
 * Jose and The Esés: