Williams Street

Williams Street Productions
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Industry	Film and television animation
Founded	1994 (as Ghost Planet Industries); 1999 (as Williams Street Studios)
Headquarters	Atlanta, Georgia
Key people	Keith Crofford; Mike Lazzo
Owner	Cartoon Network
Parent	Turner Broadcasting System (1994–1996); Time Warner (1996–2001, 2003–present); AOL Time Warner (2001–2003)
Subsidiaries	Williams Street West

Williams Street Productions, LLC, operating under the name Williams Street (previously known as Ghost Planet Industries from 1994–1998, named after Space Ghost's home planet), is a division of Cartoon Network, which is owned by Turner Broadcasting System, an operational unit of Time Warner. The studio is responsible for Adult Swim original series; Adult Swim is also produced and programmed by Williams Street. Keith Crofford and Mike Lazzo oversee operations for the studio building.

Name and logo

The name originates from the location of the studios (which double as the home office for Adult Swim) at 1065 Williams Street NW in Atlanta, Georgia, near the current offices of TBS and TNT on Techwood Drive. They were the initial base for WTBS when it launched as a superstation in the mid-70s; it and other Turner operations moved into the Techwood campus (which was originally a country club, then the first HQ for CNN soon after CNN moved into the CNN Center in downtown Atlanta) in the early 1980s. The street is named for early Atlanta settler Ammi Williams.

The studio's production logo features a wavy gray image of Space Ghost's fictional studio from Space Ghost Coast to Coast, with the words "Williams Street" beneath it. The soundtrack of Mark VII Limited's production logo (the drum roll and the two clinks of the hammer) is often used while the GPI/Williams Street production card is shown.

Filmography

Former/current animated series

Show	Creator(s)	Co-production(s)	Notes	Started
12 oz. Mouse	Matt Maiellaro	Radical Axis	It was a series with 20 episodes. A webisode was released as the series finale.	2005–2007
Aqua Teen Hunger Force	Dave Willis and Matt Maiellaro		Animated series also known by various alternative titles. It was the first series that had a theatrical movie. One episode was never aired.	2000–2015
Assy McGee	Matt Harrigan and Carl W. Adams			2006–2008
The Big O II	Keiichi Sato	Sunrise Bandai		2003
Black Dynamite	Michael Jai White, Byron Minns, and Scott Sanders	Ars Nova Entertainment Titmouse, Inc. (Season 1 only) N-BOMB SQUAD (Season 2 only) Cartoon Network Studios (Season 2 only)		2012–2015
The Brak Show	Jim Fortier, Andy Merrill, and Pete Smith	Turner Studios	A spin-off of Space Ghost Coast to Coast. This series was 28 episodes. A webisode was released as the series finale.	2000–2003
China, IL	Brad Neely	Titmouse, Inc.		2011–2015
The Drinky Crow Show	Tony Millionaire and Eric Kaplan	Mirari Films		2007–2009
Frisky Dingo	Adam Reed and Matt Thompson	70/30 Productions		2006–2008
Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law	Michael Ouweleen and Erik Richter	Turner Studios Allied Arts and Science Cartoon Network Studios		2000–2007
Immortal Grand Prix	Production I.G	Production I.G Bandai		2003–2005
Lucy, the Daughter of the Devil	Loren Bouchard			2005–2007
Mary Shelley's Frankenhole	Dino Stamatopoulos	Fragical Productions (Season 1 only) ShadowMachine Films (Season 1 only) Starburns Industries (Season 2 only)		2010–2012
Metalocalypse	Brendon Small and Tommy Blacha	Titmouse, Inc.		2006–2013
Mike Tyson Mysteries	Hugh Davidson	Warner Bros. Animation	First Warner Bros. Animation original series to be aired on Adult Swim.	2014–present
Minoriteam	Peter Girardi, Todd James, and Adam de la Peña	Funny Garbage Reas International Monkey Wrangler Productions		2006
Mongo Wrestling Alliance	Tommy Blacha	Mirari Films	Originally called The Galaxy Wrestling Alliance.	2011
Moral Orel	Dino Stamatopoulos	ShadowMachine Films Fragical Productions	The series ended with 44 episodes. A special was released as the series finale. Seven lost episodes weren't released.	2005–2008
Mr. Pickles	Will Carsola and Dave Stewart	HotHouse Productions Day by Day Productions	Renewed for a Season 2.	2014–present
Perfect Hair Forever	Williams Street			2004–2014
Rick and Morty	Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland	Justin Roiland's Solo Vanity Card Productions Harmonious Claptrap Starburns Industries		2013–present
Robot Chicken	Seth Green and Matthew Senreich	Stoopid Buddy Stoodios Stoop!d Monkey Sony Pictures Digital ShadowMachine Films (from 2005 to 2012)	Like Aqua Teen Hunger Force, is the Adult Swim most longer series. Renewed for a Season 8.	2005–present
Sealab 2021	Adam Reed, Matt Thompson, Keith Crofford, and Mike Lazzo	70/30 Productions	Based on Sealab 2020.	2000–2005
Soul Quest Overdrive	Dave Willis and Matt Maiellaro	Radical Axis	A spin-off of Aqua Teen Hunger Force.	2011
Space Ghost Coast to Coast	Mike Lazzo		The Seasons 9 and 10 were featured on GameTap.	1994–2004 2006–2008
Squidbillies	Jim Fortier and Dave Willis			2005–present
Stroker and Hoop	Casper Kelly and Jeff Olsen	Turner Studios		2004–2005
Superjail!	Christy Karacas, Stephen Warbrick, and Ben Grube	Titmouse, Inc. Augenblick Studios (Season 1 only)		2007–2014
Titan Maximum	Tom Root and Matthew Senreich	ShadowMachine Films Stoop!d Monkey Tom Is Awesome		2009
Tom Goes to the Mayor	Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim	Dipshot Films Abso Lutely Productions		2004–2006
The Venture Bros.	Jackson Publick and Doc Hammer	NoodleSoup Productions World Leaders Entertainment Astro Base GO!		2003–present
Xavier: Renegade Angel	John Lee, Vernon Chatman, Alyson Levy, and Jim Tozzi	PFFR Cinematico		2007–2009
The Xtacles	Matt Thompson	70/30 Productions	A spin-off of Frisky Dingo.	2008

Former/current live-action series

Show	Creator(s)	Co-production(s)	Notes	Started
Black Jesus	Aaron McGruder and Mike Clattenburg	5 Mutts Productions Triage Entertainment		2014–present
Check It Out! with Dr. Steve Brule	John C. Reilly, Tim Heidecker, and Eric Wareheim	Abso Lutely Productions		2010–present
Childrens Hospital	Rob Corddry	The Corddry Company Abominable Pictures Warner Bros. Studio 2.0		2010–present
Delocated	Jon Glaser	PFFR Unintelligible Grunt		2009–2013
Eagleheart	Michael Koman and Andrew Weinberg	Dakota Pictures Conaco		2011–present
The Eric André Show	Eric André	Abso Lutely Productions Naked Faces Sick Duck Productions		2012–present
Fat Guy Stuck in Internet	John Gemberling and Curtis Gwinn	Cowboy & John Productions		2008
The Greatest Event in Television History	Adam Scott and Naomi Scott	Gettin' Rad		2012–2014
The Heart, She Holler	Vernon Chatman, John Lee, and Alyson Levy	PFFR		2011–present
Loiter Squad	Odd Future	Dickhouse Productions		2012–present
Newsreaders	Rob Corddry, Jonathan Stern, and David Wain	The Corddry Company Abominable Pictures Warner Bros. Studio 2.0	A spin-off of Childrens Hospital.	2010–present
NTSF:SD:SUV::	Paul Scheer	2nd Man On The Moon Abominable Pictures		2011–present
Off the Air	Dave Hughes	Million Monkeys Inc.		2011–present
The Restless Bell	Dave Drabik and Andrew Benator	Fine Line Productions Turner Studios		2012
The Rising Son	Dave Drabik and Benjamin Barak	Easily Avoidable Entertainment		2009
Run It Back	NBA	Swindy Films Turner Studios	Aired only on the Cartoon Network's block CN Real.	2010–2011
Saul of the Mole Men	Craig Lewis	Funny Garbage		2007
Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!	Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim	Abso Lutely Productions		2007–2010
Tim & Eric's Bedtime Stories	Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim	Abso Lutely Productions		2014–present
You're Whole	Michael Ian Black	Abominable Pictures		2012–2013
Your Pretty Face Is Going to Hell	Casper Kelly and Dave Willis			2013–present

Former/current internet series

Show	Creator(s)	Co-production(s)	Notes	Started
Carl's Stone Cold Lock of the Century of the Week	Dave Willis and Matt Maiellaro	Radical Axis	Based on Carl Brutananadilewski from Aqua Teen Hunger Force.	2007–present
King Star King	J.J. Villard, and Eric Kaplan (credited as "Mirari Films")	Kurtis Titmouse, Inc.		2014

Former/current blocks

Title	Notes	Started
Cartoon Planet	Originally ended in 2000, but revived in 2012.	1995–2000, 2012–2014
Miguzi		2004–2007
Saturday Video Entertainment System		2003–2004
Toonami	Originally ended in 2008 on Cartoon Network, but revived in 2012 on Adult Swim.	1997–2008, 2012–present

Failed pilots

Show	Creator(s)	Co-production(s)	Notes	Year
Cheyenne Cinnamon and the Fantabulous Unicorn of Sugar Town Candy Fudge	Dave Willis	Radical Axis	Aired as part of the online contest Big, Über, Network Sampling, sponsored by Burger King.	2010
Coffin Dodgers	Dave Jeser & Dave Jeser and Matt Silverstein		Aired only on Adultswim.com as an "internet-only exclusive".	2013
That Crook'd 'Sipp	Nick Weidenfeld, Jacob Escobedo, and Mike Weiss		Pilot based on the origins of Freaknik: The Musical.	2007
Dream Corp., LLC	Daniel Stessen	Caviar Content		2014
Duckworth	Dave Willis and Matt Harrigan	Authority Films	Aired as part of the online contest Big, Über, Network Sampling, sponsored by Burger King.	2011
Filthy Sexy Teen$	Paul Scheer, Jonathan Stern, and Curtis Gwinn	2nd Man On The Moon Abominable Pictures		2013
Green Bench: The American Day Dream	Green Bench	Dakota Pictures		2013
Korgoth of Barbaria	Aaron Springer	Cartoon Network Studios		2006
Let's Do This!	Bob Odenkirk	LeFoole, Inc. Odenkirk Provissiero		2011
Let's Fish	Mark Rivers	Titmouse, Inc.		2007
The Lewis Lectures	Merril Markoe			2002
Neon Knome	Ben Jones	PFFR	Aired as part of the online contest Big, Über, Network Sampling, sponsored by Burger King. Pilot re-formatted into The Problem Solverz for Cartoon Network.	2010
Paid Programming	H. Jon Benjamin and David Cross			2009
The Pound Hole	Daniel Weidendfeld	Working For Monsters Douggpound		2013
Rolling with Dad	David Katzenberg and Seth Grahame-Smith	KatzSmith Productions Bento Box		2013
Snake 'n' Bacon	Michael Kupperman	Fayettenam Records Corp.	Aired as part of the online contest Big, Über, Network Sampling, sponsored by Burger King.	2009
Southies	Carl W. Adams	Clambake Animation	Aired as part of the online contest Big, Über, Network Sampling, sponsored by Burger King.	2011
Spacecataz	Dave Willis and Matt Maiellaro	Radical Axis		2004
Stiff	Matt Maiellaro			2007
Totally for Teens	Derrick Beckles and Sabrina Saccoccio	Abso Lutely Productions	Aired as part of the online contest Big, Über, Network Sampling, sponsored by Burger King.	2011
Übermansion	Zeb Wells and Matthew Senreich	Stoop!d Monkey Stoopid Buddy Stoodios		2013
Yappy Broads	Madeleine Smithberg	Mad Cow Productions	Aired as part of the online contest Big, Über, Network Sampling, sponsored by Burger King.	2009

Future series / Shows in development

Show	Co-production(s)
Neon Joe, Werewolf Hunter	PFFR
TV Sucks	Titmouse, Inc.
Cal and Rat	Sae Rom Productions Co. Ltd and Bento Box Entertainment
Tight Bros.	Clambake Animation
Battle Hi

Feature films

Show	Co-production	Year
Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters	First Look Studios	2007

Specials

Show	Co-production(s)	Year
Anime Talk Show	Radical Axis	2004
Bagboy	Abso Lutely Productions	2015
Brak Presents the Brak Show Starring Brak	Primal Screen	2000
Dan Deacon: U.S.A.	Million Monkeys Inc.	2013
Dinner with Family with Brett Gelman and Brett Gelman's Family	Abso Lutely Productions	2015
Dinner with Friends with Brett Gelman and Friends	Abso Lutely Productions	2014
Earth Ghost		2011
Freaknik: The Musical	Nappy Boy Entertainment and Titmouse, Inc.	2010
For-Profit Online University	Abominable Pictures	2013
Live Forever as You Are Now with Alan Resnick	AB Video Solutions	2013
Metalocalypse: The Doomstar Requiem	Titmouse, Inc.	2013
Swords, Knives, Very Sharp Objects and Cutlery	2nd Man On The Moon and Abominable Pictures	2012
Too Many Cooks		2014
Young Person's Guide to History	Funny Garbage	2008

Other

Games

Aqua Teen Hunger Force Zombie Ninja Pro-Am (2007)
Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law (2008)

Music

In 2007, Williams Street formed their own music label, Williams Street Records, which is the operating name for the LLC. Under that label, they have released original works of music, some of which are related to their shows. The label is run by Jason Demarco.

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