SuperMansion's Christmas special is black cock videosin no way your classic holiday tale.
And that makes it all the better, Keegan Michael Key, who plays The American Ranger on the Crackle animated show, told Mashable.
"You want to be able to have a different take every now again," Key said. "It’s the hardest part of comedy. Artistically it’s fun to have the ability to say ‘oh wow I get to help facilitate this interesting twist.' There’s something a little naughty about going ‘let’s see if we can make it as Christmas-y and as un-Christmas-y as we can at the same time."
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The half-hour special focuses on a dysfunctional group of self-righteous superheroes, The League of Freedom. They can’t agree on anything but must band together to save Christmas when an interstellar imp, Mr. Skibumpers (Jim Parsons), unleashes a real-life Santa Claus (Gary Anthony Williams) who experiences an existential crisis.
SuperMansion,which debuted this year on Sony Television's streaming service, is one of many in Crackle's growing slate of programming, including dramas StartUp (starring Adam Brody) and The Art of More (starring Dennis Quaid and Kate Bosworth).
The series features voiceover stars Key, Bryan Cranston and Seth Green.
The show's co-creator Matt Senreich grew up watching Christmas specials. So when Sony gave the showrunner the opportunity to have a holiday special, it was an obvious yes. But he knew he wanted his version of the classic holiday programming to have a twist.
"We wanted to look at what the job of Santa Claus is, and how someone in this job position is able to deal with pressures of delivering presents to all these kids all night, like what's their breaking point," Senreich, who is also the founder of Stoopid Buddy Stoodios, told Mashable. "It was a way to explore the aspect of Santa's personality you’ve never seen before."
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable As far as the duo's favorite holiday special? Easy: Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.
"It will always be Rudolph," Senreich said. "I'm a Jew and I learned everything I needed to know about Christmas from that special. It was the first thing I saw and I like to believe that all of it was real."
"Matt, just as a Christian, I'm here to tell you: It's all real," Key joked. "I think Rudolphis also a favorite for me. It's somehow more magical than regular animation. It somehow feels alive."
SuperMansion: War on Christmas debuts on Crackle on Dec. 8. Season 2 of the animated series will return in early 2017. All 13 episodes of the first season are available on Crackle.
