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    [American adult animated comedy series of animated shorts] [date=March 2025] {{Infobox television | italic_title = <!-- defaults to yes, if left blank --> | image = Loafytitlecard.png | image_upright = | image_size = | image_alt = | caption = | alt_name = | native_name = <!-- [language] or [title] --> | genre = Adult animation<br>Animated comedy | creator = Bobby Moynihan | based_on = <!-- [work] --> | inspired_by = <!-- [work] --> | developer = | writer = Bobby Moynihan | screenplay = | story = | director = Bobby Moynihan | creative_director = Frank Angones | presenter = <!-- Organized by broadcast credit order, with new main cast added to the end of the list --> | starring = {{plainlist|

    - Bobby Moynihan - Jason Mewes - Eugene Cordero - Gina Gershon - Cecily Strong - Jay Pharoah }} | judges = <!-- Organized by broadcast credit order, with new main cast added to the end of the list --> | voices = <!-- Organized by broadcast credit order, with new main cast added to the end of the list --> | narrated = | theme_music_composer = | opentheme = | endtheme = | composer = Hunter Berk[Technically sound designer but close enough] | country = United States | language = English | num_seasons = 1 | num_episodes = 8<!-- Value is incremented when new episodes air. See template documentation for more info. --> | list_episodes = | executive_producer = {{plainlist|

    - Bobby Moynihan - Luke Kelly-Clyne - Kevin Healey }} | producer = {{plainlist|

    - Travis LaSalle - Alex Edge }} | news_editor = <!-- Content editor or editors of a current affairs/political show such as Newsnight. --> | location = <!-- Nation the series was primarily filmed in, if different from the nation of origin. --> | cinematography = | animator = Angela De Vito | editor = Alex Mauboussin | camera = <!-- Either Single-camera or Multi-camera --> | runtime = 9-11 minutes | company = Cartuna <br /> Big Breakfast | budget = | network = Comedy Central | first_aired = [2020] | last_aired = [2020] | related = }}

    _LOAFY_ is an American adult animated comedy series of animated shorts created by former SNL cast member and comedian Bobby Moynihan and made by Cartuna, which partnered with the company, Big Breakfast.[1] It premiered on Comedy Central's digital platforms on August 8, 2020.[2]

    ** Plot

    This series is a comedy about a "weed-dealing manatee who runs a drug empire" while in his water tank at the Center Park Zoo, a run-down zoo which is adjacent to the Central Park Zoo.<ref name="uproxx" /><ref name="cartuna" />[3][4]

    ** Cast and characters

    *** Main

    - Bobby Moynihan as Loafy, a manatee who smokes weed and runs a drug empire from his Center Park Zoo tank. [5] <ref name="THR" /> [6] Moynihan also voices a character named Beauregard, who has an extreme humpback. <ref name="Valdez" /> - Jason Mewes as Neck, a stoner masai giraffe and friend of Loafy. <ref name="360mag" /> [7]

    *** Recurring

    - Ron Funches as Beef, Loafy's son, who he is trying to raise money for. [8] <ref name="Milligan" /> - Gina Gershon as Slippy Parker, a chimpanzee and friend of Loafy. <ref name="uproxx" /> [9] Moynihan called her perfect for the part. <ref name="moynihan" /> - Cecily Strong as Becca, a human woman who is Loafy's caretaker and girlfriend. <ref name="360mag" /> [10] - Eugene Cordero as Scrooge, a "horny" tarsier who is Eli's ex. [11] [12] <ref name="Valdez" /> - Will McLaughlin as Colonel, a bald eagle who wears a hat emblazoned with a U.S. flag . <ref name="360mag" /> [13] - Shannon O’Neill as Penelope, an emperor penguin . [14] [15] - Jay Pharoah as Zookeeper Dan. <ref name="Milligan" /> [16] Pharoah also voices a character which looks like Will Smith . <ref name="Valdez" /> - Tom Green as Homeless Guy, a beggar who has a pet rat . <ref name="uproxx" /> <ref name="salrob" /> - Eli Newell as Eli, Scrooge's human ex. <ref name="moynihan" /> [17] - Kevin Smith as Mar Camel, a camel whose name is a play off Mark Hamill . <ref name="Milligan" /> [18]

    *** Guests

    - Taran Killam as Punk Kid #2 and Hypnotist Hwayne <ref name="moynihan" /> [19] - Nina West as Gloria <ref name="Milligan" /> [20] [21] - Hannah Simone as Simone, a reticulated python <ref name="Milligan" /> - Joe Gatto as himself [22] - Brian Quinn as himself [23] - Sal Vulcano as himself [24]

    ** Production

    *** Development

    In an interview with Helen Raptis of AM Northwest in August 2020, Moynihan said he is a fan of manatees and he wanted to "try something in animation" where he could mix improvisation and animation together.<ref name="moynihan" /> He was inspired by a show he loved as a kid, Dr. Katz on Comedy Central, and that similarly, Loafy can't go anywhere, saying that "what better person to talk to than your weed dealer?" In the same interview, he stated that 75% of the series was completed before the COVID pandemic, including recording all the other cast "two days before the lockdown" in New York City. He clarified that "Loafy was recorded before the pandemic," but made and animated remotely after the pandemic. He said that he wanted to make a "fun thing to make people laugh."

    The same month, Moynihan, in another interview, said that he has always loved manatees, that his wife adopted a manatee for him for one Christmas named Chessie, which was "the first manatee found in the Chesapeake Bay".[25] He further stated that the idea for the show came about after he did UnMade for IMDb, and voiced a manatee in that short. He additionally stated that the concept for the show made him laugh, with people breaking into a "really shitty zoo" next to the Central Park Zoo to get their weed, and said he really did the show because he missed improvising with his friends and loves animation, so he wanted to mix both. He stated that those who don't smoke weed will enjoy the "comedy and improv and lots of fun comedians and amazingly talented people," but for those who smoke weed "it’ll help tremendously." He also stated he found it fun "make up dumb weed names" and stated that he was happy to do it on a small level, noting the show gets "weirder" from episode to episode, evolving into something he is ultimately satisfied with.

    *** Release

    In late October 2019, it was reported that Comedy Central had ordered eight episodes of the show, with Moynihan noted as writer, creator, and executive producer, along with green lighting other shows. Steve Elliott, Comedy Central's VP of Digital Original Development, said at the time that the "world needs a weed-dealing manatee and more Bobby Moynihan — not necessarily in that order."[26] Each episode is composed of a 5-6 minute short and a behind-the-scenes segment.

    *** Crew

    The show is produced by Cartuna, a New York animation studio.<ref name="cartuna" /> The head of the company, Big Breakfast, Luke Kelly-Clyne, is an executive producer on the show.[27]

    *** Casting

    In an interview, Moynihan stated that he asked friends who were either "SNL Buddies" or part of the Upright Citizens Brigade and other people he hadn't worked with in the past to voice characters on the show and that they would give them a "loose basis," would "play around," then edit it down into manageable clips which would be used in the episodes.<ref name="moynihan" /> In another interview, Moynihan called most of the cast members "very, very close friends of mine" that he wanted to work with people on the show, while he met Gina Gershon and Tom Green in the past, saying that Green was fantastic and "knocked it out of the park" with his performance.<ref name="uproxx" /> Those on the cast, apart from Moynihan, Gershon, and Green, included Cecily Strong, Taran Killam, Jay Pharaoh, and Jason Mewes, among many others.

    ** Notes

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    ** References

    [Reflist]

    ** External links

    - [11237954] - Official Comedy Central page for the show (see https://web.archive.org/web/20200828012657/http://www.cc.com/shows/loafy) - Official YouTube episode listing (see https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD7nPL1U-R5p_ZIpHYXS84aJO-zToDVEI) [Animation]

    Category:2020s American adult animated television series Category:2020s American animated comedy television series Category:American adult animated comedy television series Category:American adult animated web series Category:Cartuna