Velma is a new adult animated show from the makers of Phineas & Ferb, Bob’s Burgers, and The Simpsons.
It follows Velma Dinkley as she makes friends with Daphne Blake and the rest of Mystery Inc. before they officially become detectives. With no one really solving mysteries for real anymore, Velma finds herself in low-rent ’90s Hollywood, keeping a career that was long ago relegated to kids’ TV afloat. But don’t worry! The Mystery Machine gang will still get their hands dirty on pointless adventures involving ghosts or golems or time travelers… a little something for everyone.
Velma will be the first animated series from Bento Box Entertainment, which was recently acquired by 20th Century Fox Television. This is a huge step for an ambitious young company working hard to build an animation pipeline at its core.
Who’s In The Casting For the “Velma Series”?
Mains:-
- Mindy Kaling as Velma Dinkley,
- Sam Richardson as Norville Rogers,
- Constance Wu as Daphne Blake,
- Glenn Howerton as Fred Jones,
Secondary:-
- Russell Peters as Aman Dinkley,
- Melissa Fumero as Sophie,
- Sarayu Blue as Diya Dinkley,
- Jane Lynch as Donna Blay,
- Wanda Sykes as Linda Ke,
- Cherry Jones as Victoria Jones,
- Frank Welker as William Jones,
- Nicole Byer as Blythe Rogers,
- Gary Cole as Lamont Rogers,
- Stephen Root as Sheriff Cogburn,
- “Weird Al” Yankovic as Dandruff Tuba.
- Fortune Feimster as Olive,
- Yvonne Orji as Gigi,
- Ming-Na Wen as Carroll.
- Shay Mitchell as Brenda,
- Debby Ryan as Krista,
- Karl-Anthony Towns as Jacques Beau (Jock Boy),
In addition,
- Ken Leung
- and Kulap Vilaysack (cast in undisclosed roles)
What’s The Plotting Of “The Velma Series”?
Velma Dinkley is a new adult animated series about a new generation of kids up to no good, and the grown-ups trying to keep them in line. The show will use the same fast-paced, observational style of its sister shows in that it uses humor and sight gags over long story arcs. If you’re familiar with those shows, Velma will feel like a no-nonsense update on their DNA.
The world of Velma Dinkley is a perfect example of the “Heisenberg uncertainty principle.” You never know what’s going on with her until everything is going on. Even when she’s being completely straightforward, you can’t be sure if she’s telling the truth. She’s not a liar, she’s just… complicated. She might also be a sociopath,
What About The Release Date Of the “Velma Series”?
The release date of Velma is on Jan. 12, 2023. The production was originally planned for this fall but moved to a later date as the animators looked at the story and scripts in more detail. This gave them time to make sure they were on point with everything they need to make a great show, which they definitely are.
What’s Interesting About “Velma Series”?
The Velma series is a new project from the team that brought you “Bob’s Burgers” and “The Simpsons.”
It will be a return to adults-only cartoons for Fox, which has focused more on family-friendly entertainment in recent years.
The show will have a very unique (and potentially irregular) episode count of 7 episodes, 8 episodes, 6 episodes, 8 episodes, 8 episodes, and 9 episodes. No episode was decided as the finale yet and it might also not be determined by chronological order but rather an order that keeps the story better flowing and interesting. And to keep things fun they are also considering making an 11-hour miniseries instead of just one 22-minute episode.
What About The Opening Sequence Of The “Velma Series”?
The opening sequence of the Velma series is in the same style as many other cartoons, but this time it’s only one sequence instead of multiple. It shows what the world would be like if all of the mysteries were solved and they won’t be solved again. Velma is walking in on a beautiful sunset, seeing a pile of dead bodies, which aren’t really dead in reality. At least not all of them. She sees her friends as zombies, everyone from her hometown, and how everything ended up (which hasn’t happened yet).
