Adult Swim

Adult Swim announced today that the leading adult animation destination will feature library episodes of Family Guy in its primetime weekday lineup beginning in 2025.

Massively popular with Adult Swim fans since the network began airing the Seth MacFarlane series in 2003, Family Guy episodes will air back-to-back every weekday from 10:00 – 11:30 p.m. ET/PT beginning next year.

To mark the return of Family Guy, Adult Swim will also host a three-day marathon of episodes every evening from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. ET/PT beginning Wednesday, January 1.

“Adult Swim is a huge part of Family Guy’s early history, and we’re excited for the series to return to our lineup in 2025,” said Michael Ouweleen, President of Adult Swim. “Having Family Guy back on our air is a great complement to the amazing slate of animated originals we also have planned for next year.”

When the world's cutest retired couple turns detective, they put the aww in hawwmicide. From Pendleton Ward and Jack Pendarvis, it's Mystery Cuddlers!

Todd, Wenzel, and Branchesca ponder what lies beneath a rock.

Created and Written by Bob Brewster and Mike Carfora

Invincible Fight Girl premieres Saturdays @ 12am, next day on Max.

In a world inhabited entirely by Wrestlers, one humble, unsuspecting island is home to a small community of Accountants. There, a young accountant-in-training dreams of life beyond the island.

Invincible Fight Girl premieres November 2 at midnight on Adult Swim, next day on Max.

In a world that revolves entirely around wrestling, a young girl sets out on a globe-trotting journey to chase her dream of becoming the greatest wrestler of all time.

Common Side Effects is one of the first new series set to launch on Adult Swim in 2025, with the highly anticipated conspiracy thriller being one of the network's most interesting upcoming projects. The animated series follows Marshall Kusso, a man who discovers a medicine that has the potential to cure nearly every ailment. However, a massive pharmaceutical company hopes to take him down before he spreads this cure-all to the world of Common Side Effects, with Marshall enlisting the help of Frances Applewhite, a friend who secretly works for the company.

Common Side Effects series creators Joe Bennett and Steve Hely were at SCAD AnimationFest 2024, the Savannah College of Art and Design's yearly celebration of the art of animation, where the duo showed off their new Adult Swim series. Screen Rant interviewed Bennett and Hely, with them discussing the inspirations behind the show and the series' future beyond season one.

the world's finest superheroes — including the trinity of Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman — are colliding with other Warner Bros.-based IPs in MultiVersus: Collision Detected, a six-issue DC Comics series revealing the story behind the free-to-play platform fighting game

characters from across the Cartoon Network, Boomerang, and Adult Swim-verses have entered the fray.

The story continues when MultiVersus: Collision Detected #3 goes on sale Oct. 16th.