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'''The Cleveland Show''' is an animated comedy television show by [[atheist]] [[Seth MacFarlane]], that was broadcasted from September 27, 2009 on [[FOX]]. The production was stopped after four seasons, in May 2013.
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'''''The Cleveland Show''''' is an animated comedy television show by [[atheist]] [[Seth MacFarlane]], that was broadcasted from September 27, 2009 on [[FOX]]. The production was stopped after four seasons, in May 2013.
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The Cleveland Show is a spin-off of [[Family Guy]]. Peter's neighbor Cleveland Brown divorces and moves to Stoolbend, Virginia, where he marriages again with Donna Tubbs and live together with three children, both from first marriage.
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''The Cleveland Show'' is a spin-off of ''[[Family Guy]]''. Peter's neighbor Cleveland Brown divorces and moves to Stoolbend, Virginia, where he marries again with Donna Tubbs and lives together with three children, both from his first marriage. The show contains a lot of racist jokes and, like ''Family Guy'', pushes liberal viewpoints held by series creator MacFarlane.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 03:13, October 14, 2017

The Cleveland Show is an animated comedy television show by atheist Seth MacFarlane, that was broadcasted from September 27, 2009 on FOX. The production was stopped after four seasons, in May 2013.

Plot

The Cleveland Show is a spin-off of Family Guy. Peter's neighbor Cleveland Brown divorces and moves to Stoolbend, Virginia, where he marries again with Donna Tubbs and lives together with three children, both from his first marriage. The show contains a lot of racist jokes and, like Family Guy, pushes liberal viewpoints held by series creator MacFarlane.