Mike Henry
Cast Position #1
The Cleveland Show Episode 3.11 Brown Magic
Episode Premiere
February 19, 2012
Genre
Animation, Comedy
Production Company
Fuzzy Door Productions, 20th Century Fox
Official Site
http://www.fox.com/cleveland/
Episode Premiere
February 19, 2012
Genre
Animation, Comedy
Period
2009 - 2013
Production Co
Fuzzy Door Productions, 20th Century Fox
Distributor
FOX
Official Site
http://www.fox.com/cleveland/
Director
Anthony Agrusa
Screenwriter
Chadd Gindin
Main Cast
- Mike Henry
- Sanaa Lathan as Donna Tubbs (voice)
- Kevin Michael Richardson
- Seth MacFarlane as Tim the Bear / Additional Voices (voice)
- Arianna Huffington
- Nia Long as Roberta Tubbs (voice)
- Reagan Gomez-Preston as Roberta Tubbs
Additional Cast
- Bryan Cranston as Dr. Fist / Mr. Oxnard / Graham Kensington (voice)
- Glenn Howerton as Ernie Krinklesac / Ernie / Ernie Krincklesac / Aaron / Andrew Wachowski / Concie
- John Viener
Excited to spend quality father-stepson bonding time with Rallo, Cleveland takes Rallo to his very first magic show, where they get hired to be the opening act. Thanks to Rallo's sharp wit in the role of the puppet, Cleveland and Rallo's ventriloquist act becomes a hit. As their act gets rave reviews by fans and ventriloquist critic Graham Kensington (guest voice Bryan Cranston), Rallo grows tired of Cleveland taking all the credit for their success. Not one to be taken for a dummy, Rallo proves that he is the heart of their comedic act.
The Cleveland Show 3.11 (Clip 2)
The Cleveland Show 3.11 (Clip 1)
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